the alex tribune

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the alex tribune

The H om e Paper Read by the people of
Published in the universally Famous
LIVE TOWN
W ashita V alley
V o l. I X
N o . 27
A L E X , G R A D Y C O U N T Y , O K L A H O M A , F R I D A Y M O R N I N G , O C T ., 1 ,1 9 1 5
What you like best to buy*
-Sensible prices,
quality considered,
E
W hen M r. A rth ur Chap shrew d,
business
U nity Oil C om pany of Kan indictations mean that
sas C ity,
a Chapm an has great
M o., , secured
of the
town
of
being
a
E. W . W asson, A ss’t C a s h ie r
(N o . 10193)
T H E
First National
Bank
now
O F
thri\ ing full o f bustling activity,
T h e result
of
this
C a p ita l a n d
new
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oil
H in ts
at this ita V alley.
in every time.
with his contract
detail, in as much as
he
is
have
always
had Unity Oil Com pany are do
now drilling night and day a great hopes for A le x .
George Sloan, who several years
ago broke the long spitting record
and has held it since, set a new rec
ord Tuesday m orning before a large
crow d of friends. This new record
w as made possible, it is said, only
by his changing brands of tob a cco—
B la ck Bear to Peachy Plug.
,
D o llla r B ill says: “ T h e m an
w h o k n o w s e nough to save his
c lo th iS is th e m a n w h o has his
s u m m e r s u it cleaned a n d press
ed a n d th e n puts is a w a y u n til
s p r in g tin -e comes a g a in . B rin g
t h a t s u it in and le t Sloan clean
i t u p fo r y o u . S u its c le an ed and
pressed $ 1.00
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M r s . B . J . V a u g h a n ii re p o rt
ed i l l w ith to n so litis .
J . H ' A d a ir w as s v is ito r in
C h ic k a s h a W e d n e s d a y b e tw e e n
th e a r r iv a l a n d d e p a rtu re o f th e
‘c iv e re d c a rs ’ .
C O n F r id a y , O c to b e r 8 , th e
M . E . L a d ies w ill g iv e an “ O ld
M a id s A u tio n ” a t th e M e th o d is t
c h u rc h . E a c h w o m e n or g i r l is
e x p e c te d to eom e in d isg u ist or
m a a k e d a n d b rin g a w e ll filled
box.
M e n and b o y i a re e itp e c te d to
do ju s tic e to th ese w e ll fille d b o x M a n d e n jo y th e fu n .
E v e ry
b o d y is in v ite d to com e an d p a r
tic ip a te .
See o u r lin e o f C orsets prices
50c to $ 2.00 .
Mrs. R. M. Shaw left Tuesday to
M rs , A. L . R a m s e y ,
2 5 -lt. spend two or three days at the State
M ilton Trammel, president of
the Mlsqulto Fiddling Band, reports
that they have added a new instru
m ent, a home-made corn stalk fid
dle. In ord er to decide who should
play it, they voted the honors to
R . B. Benard, who, they state. Is
very talented.
F air, Oklahoma.
W h ile there she
w ill be the guest o f relatives.
S T O C K S H IP M E N T S .
Three cars of swine left Alex
M onday afternoon fo r the Oklahom a
City market. Tw o were shipped by
J. H. Adair and one by J. W . Ram
sey.
formations
through up
time are
to the
passed w ould com e into
present and take her
so favorable
oil that M r. Chapman
H u n g ry
Visit Our Sanitary
MEAT MARKET &
LUNCH COUNTER
A Complete Line of
D rygoods
M en ’ s and B oy’ s Furnishings
Stetson Hats
T runks and Bags
In fact anything that is kept in an
up-to-date General Store.
D on’ t Forget O ur 5-l0-25c Line
W. H. Vincent & Co.
her ow n isb e stt; /lain ed in one word
place
among -S U C C E h r.
for the really great cities o f O k congratulated
has lahoma.
It
seems
ion and purhased the town our expections in the
Being
a
far-seeing.
M O RF KO.\D DO FF:
W IL L ROCK RO.VRIXG CREEK
The good roads enthusiasm is bere
and here to stay. The Road Commis
sion o f The Alex Commercial Club
has announced that they will haul
rock and pile into the crossing on
R oaring Creek just south of Chas.
Cavender’s farm hom e.
This is a
piece of work w orthy
of much
m erit; it will open up the Harris
township which lays south of the
creek, and which, on account o f the
bad crossing on the creek, has never
been able to market in Alex.
W e have no
doubt
but
STATEM ENT OF TH E O W N E R
SH IP, MANAGEMENT, CTRCCLA
TION, ETC., H EyU IRED RY T H E
ACT OF AlTOl'ST 24, 1912.
of A lex Tribune, publtahed, w eekly
at A lex, Okla., (or O ctober, 1915.
E ditor. C. C. Colbert, A}ex, Okla.
M anaging Editor, C. C. Colbert,
Business Manager, C. C. Colbert.
Publisher, C. C. Colbert.
Owner, C. C. Colbert, Alex, Okla.
K now n bondholders, m ortgagees,
and other security holders, holding
1 per cent or more of total am ount
of bonds, mortgages, o r other se
curities, F irst National Bank, Alex,
Okla.
C. C. COLBERT.
Sworn to and subscribed b efore
me this 29th day of Sept., 1915.
L. L . LAW S,
N otary Public.
(M y com m ission expires June 3,
191G.)
Dell S. Bennett o f Lindsay, has
announced that he w ill make Alex
regularly with his motion pictures.
W lic n
in
C h ic k a s lia
go
to
H e will show here every Thursday
night In his own tent, which will F r e d ’s O h o p H o u s e f o r a R o o d
‘I rt c e n t d i n n e r . — F r e d A n d r e w s ,
seat about two hundred persons.
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His program consists of 2 ‘ West a d v t .
ern s,’ 1 Drama and
2 COmedys.
E ach week he w ill be here with a
$ 1 0 0 R e w a r d , $ 10 0
T h o r e a d e r s ot this
p a p e r w ill
be
com plete change.
MOKE SW INE IN OKL.VHOM.l
A ccording lo statistics shown in
the governm ent w eekly news letter,
Oklahom a .shows up
well, . having
m ade a gain of 6 per cent in the
num ber of hogs com pared with one
year ago. The gain fo r the United
Slates, as a whole, was 107.2. We
see visions of much country cured
ham this w'nter.
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Address; F, J . CHKNEV Ik CO.. Toledo. O.
Sold by all OruBKlsis. 76c.
Take H all's Family Pills for constipation.
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KOZY
T h e a tre
C h ic k a s h a ,
^
W e
^
V a u d e v ille
'3y^
p le a s e d to le a r n that th ere is at leasL o n e
d r e a d e d d is e a s e that s c ie n c e has
been
a b le to c u r e in ull Its s t a g e s , and t h a t Is
C a ta r r h . H a ll ’ s C a ta rrh C u r e is th e o n ly
p o s it iv e c u r e n o w k n ow n t o th e m e d ica l
fr a te r n it y . C a ta rr h bein g a c o n s titu tio n a l
d is e a s e, r e q u ir e s a c o n s t it u t io n a l t r e a t
m e n t. H a ll 's C a ta rrh C u r e is ta k en In
te r n a lly , a c t in g d irectly u p o n the b lo o d
an d m u c o u s s u r fa c e s o f th e s y s te m , t h e r e
b y d e s t r o y in g th e fo u n d a tio n o f th e d is
e a s e . a n d g i v in g tho pm le n t s tr e n g th b y
b u ild in g u p th e con s titu tio n an d a s s is tin g
n a tu r e In d o in g Its w ork . T b e p r o p r ie to r s
h a v e s o m u c h fa ith la Its c u r a t iv e p o w
ers t h a t t h e y o ffe r Cfne H u n d r e d D o lla r s
f o r a n y c a s e th n t It fa lls t o cure. S en d
f o r lis t o f te s t im o n la K
yvwwrt iivwvwkv* w w u ,
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O k la h o m a
w s r .t t h e
F an n ers
and 4
5
P a tron a g e
r e e ls c f
a lw a y s
10
P ic tu r e
/o n
having
operating
in
her
near midst.
site outright from M r. C o o future.
per.
A lex is to be
that such an active, inrstling co
taken advantage o f his opt A lex bids fair to live up to mpany
A L E X TO H.VtT'! SH OW
BEXN ETT HERE E V E R Y THVRSDAY.
W h en
Such methods can on
have felt that some day she ly mean one thing—and that
well adjoining the town.
The
W e ing.
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o u r F a r m e r F r ie n d s :
The Dallas Sem i-W eekly
Farm
News and The Tribune both 1 year
(or $1.50.
FALLS THROUGH RItlD GE;
LEG HROKEN
RR AD LEY .NEWS
The w et weather Ima delayed corn
gathering the past week.
Quite a few o f tbe lirndley folks
attended tbe first county
fair at
Chickasha last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Miirshiill vis
ited relatives on Rush C reek Sun
day.
H olm es B radley Is in
Western
Texas look in g (o r a location.
The R ock Island bas established
a section at this place and will put
a crew to work soon.
Grandma Phillips is visiting her
son, Ben, in Chickasha.
Mrs. Dr. Barry and daughters,
Lucile and Merl, are visiting relatives In Texas.
C. E. Maddy com m enced his term
at Pleasant View last M onday.
L. L. Studevant of Ninnekah, is
visiting his eousin, T. N. M oore.
i
Tom Mahon was In town Tuesday
and bought an alarm clock with
which he hopes to get up real early
Circus day.
Seven and nine feet cotton pick
sacks in good 10 ounce duck a*
cheap as the duck. Save the mak
ing, and you save your wife and her
trusty sew ing machine. N orvill Hard
ware Co.
26-tf
U. J. Vaughan was am ong them
here Tueaday.
1
L a d ie s and M isses
dresses 50c. to $1.50
Bond B ros.
can
nm l
c ld f i c
g iv e
^.'’ a n n
lo a n ,
sn ran ee.
your
you
lo a n
lic tte r
fir e
am i
Jo h n
H a n k in s ,
W e need the room fo r furniture
and stoves and will offer unquestion
able bargains in a few buggies, and
a two seated hack. All John Deere
make. Come now before It Is too
late fo r you to get one.
Norvill
Hardware Co.
26-tf
TA K E A PEEP A T OUR
W IN D O W S , th e y a re ja m fu ll
o f “ R E A L B A R G A I N S ” fro m
o u r r e g u la r si ock o f g e n u in e
" E N G L I S H ” c h in a w a r e and
G i t E Y S T O N E e n a m e le d w a re .
N o t to be co m p ared w it h th e
cheap R A C K E T S T O R E G O O D S
e x c e p t in p ric e , S E E
'■H A T
Y O U C A N ireUY F O R 10c 15c
and 25c.
N O R V I L L H A R D W A R E C .|
I
can
c lo s e
your
ham
lo a n s ,
fir e
and
nn cc.
Jo h n
H a n k in s ,
to r n ,a d o
O k la .,
phone
447.
' A. T. Garner returned from
Chickasha Tuesday after spending
several days with the folk s there.
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Born to .Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Thurs- >
ton. Monday, a big bouncing baby i
girl.
P. P. wears- .a sm ile equal to '
those o f Ex-Pre.rident T aft a; . tow n
by Ihe cartoonist.
A r r iv a ls
We solicit your patronage
.
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P hone 27
R e s id e n c e
I’ Otf
Born to Mr. and Mrs. T. 0 . BnuL
ley, Tuesday, a baby girl.
W e G ive Y o u a C ash D is c o u n t on E v e ry F a ir
W e a r P e t e r ’ s Shoes a n d M a k e Y o u r
F e et F e e l G la d
A
in s n e -
C h ic k ; - ’ -a .
W
e Fit Your Feet
R S
q u ic k e r
am i g iv e y o u b e tte r r a te s o u fa rm
W e H a v e F a ll Goods A n i v i n g D a ily
J u s t R ec eive d a 1 u rg e S h iy m e n t o f P e te rs Shoes
A ll S izes and S ty le s
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C h ie k a -
I). P. Chitwood was a visitor ii
Alex Tuesday.
Lee I’ icrcy, son of C. C. Piercy,
who has had so much sickness In
his fam ily lately. Is sick.
Pat Fealy was trading w ith ’ em
Tuesday.
a.
in -
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2 3 -lt
N ew
ou
t o i 'i i a d o
g in g h a m
J u s t re ce ive d n e w lin e g in g
h a m s , ta f f e t a silck a n d a n y th in g
in p iec e goods.
M rs . A . L . R a m s e y .
2 5 -lt.
q u ic k e r
ra te s
' s lia , O k la ., p h o n e 4 4 7 .
RENEW ' Y O U R H U R S C R IITIO N
G eorge Onstott, stock Inspector,
W e w ouldn ’ t ’ dun’ you (or the
well known am ong the cattlem en of
world, but listen, we do w ant to get
this vicinity met with a very serious
every subscriber paid in advance;
accident Monday at Chickasha. He
we w ant the cleanest subscription
was superintending the rem oval of
list in Grady cou nty— w e’ re determ
a bridge at the dipping vat when
ined to have it so. T he W om an’ s
he fell through an opening in the
W orld and the Household magazines
bridge floor, fracturing his left leg
for w om en anc^ The P e o p le ’ s Popu
near the hip. He Is now in the hos
lar Monthly and Farm L ife (or men,
pital.
together with The Tribune— A ll
Five F o r Only $1.30.
S
5
tc
It is a source o f
gratification to see what the
We
$ 5 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0
H e lp y o u rs e f and yo u r n e ig h i'o rs b y d oing a ll you can to
k e e p th e ro a d in g o o d shape a d jo in in g y o u r fa rm , w h e th
e r you o w n th e fh rm o r not. I f a ll fa rm e rs w o u ld do th is
a il roads w o u ld be good.
activity, i to make their homes in the
complied in A le x so heavily
has
S u r p lu s ,
many
by M r. A . W . C ooper. M r. otherwise, he would not in- heart of the beautiful W ashChapman
A L E X
hopes that the streets will soon be
which he contracted to drill extent and that he has great venture will be that
tion on the townsite owned the center of
R, L . C ru a e, V . Pres.
M r. prosperous little town and
on m etropolis o f considerable
Alex
C. E . C ostello, V . P res,
L . L . Law s, C a s h ie r
a well, he also took an op expectations of seeing A le x people will be brought here
BOND BROS
A . C o rz in e , P re s .
man, it what M r. Chapman will in-
the would seem lo us that these fuse greal life into ou r
manager of
large acreage in the vicinity of A lex
Q uality is ou r M otto
J.
T o w n s ite C h a n g e s H a n d s
man, the
E L C O M
$ 1,00 P e r Y e a r — P a y a b le in a d van ce
Big Deal Is
Consumated
W c a rc B o o ste rs
W
a
P h en e
28
or 42
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A I^ E X
Another Good Law
l l i i l l l l i H
by, h e
r^s^ds
T R IB U N E
th e ir in te r e s tin p helpless pray p( tUe. hundred and 'lif-
g e o lo g ic as w e ll as la t e r h u m a n ty thousand armed plunderers that
h is to ry .
H e is tra n s p o rte d b ack
parade as
revoiu ion Ists,
and
as
T h e last
L e g is la tu re 'm a d e a to th e s tra n g e in v iro n in e n ts o f there is little It. w orth stealing In
pro visio n s to p p in g th e in te re s t the e a r ly w o rld , w h e n th e G r e a t M exico, large bands o f these ou t
on S ta te w a r r a n ts w ith in te n P la in s c o n n try was a h u g e in la n d law s have recently crossed the bo!.d a ys a fte r th e call fo r th e ir p a y sea a n d Is te r a sw .nm p on who.se dor und al the present w riting are
m e n t. As a re s u lt o f th is la w , low s hores g re \v g ia n t p a lm s and plundering and m urdering the p e o
thousands o f d o llars w ill ba a a v
figs, a n d in th e w a te rs o f w h ic h ple o f Texas and even givin g battle
ed in th e S ta te ’ s in te re s t a cc o u n t.
to the Stale m ilitia and U. S. R egu
m o n s tro u s beasts d is p o rte d .
In previou s y ea rs th e in te r e s t
E n o rm o u s e le p h a n t-lik e c r e a tu r - lars.
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pn u n p a id w a r r a n ts h a s re a c h e d
T h e lawless condition o f Mexico
ee th o u g h s e v e ra l tim e s as la rg e
as h ig h as s e v e n ty th o u s a n d d o l
as e le p h a n ts , w ith nepks lo n g e r has grow n to be an Intolerable m en
la rs . I t is n o w e s tim a te d th a t i t
shan a g ir a ffe ’ s, and h u g e la n d ace to the peace of o u r Stales that
Ctrdii
w ill n o t exc ee d fo u rte e n th o u s
L e tte r H oudj
b o rd e r on that cou ntry, and Presi
liza rd s th re e tim e s as la rg e as a
n v tflo p e s
N otes
a n d dollars a n d th a t a s a v in g o f
den t Wilson Is now convinced that,
rh in o cero s fe d upon th e lu x u r i
S u tem cD ts
Hale Bills
u p w a rd s o f f i f t y th o u sa n d d o lla rs
fo r the protection of o u r citizens as
a n t v e g e ta ta tio n ,
w h ile g r e a t
W e G u a ra n te e O u r W o rk F re e
w ill result fr o m th is la w and b e
w ell as the Interest o f the Mexican
ca rn iv o ro u s
d in o s au rs h u n te d
o f M is ta k e s
cause o f th e m ore e co n o m ic al th e m a n d g o rg e d on th e ir flesh. peop le who have no lio p e .o f deliver
V
a n d b u sin ess-like h a n d lin g o f T h e n cam e th e h ig h e r o rd e r o f ance except through foreign Inter
i
M a il O rd ers D e liv e re d P ro m p tly
s
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n e w L e g is la tio n a n d
FOR YO U N G M EN
T h e
m eth o d s.
at th e
le ft in
fin a lly th e b u ffa lo a n d
S a n ta
F e
G u id e h o b k
is m o re fille d w ith th e s p irit
fo r y o u n g
w h o
c lo th e s
w a n t
m e n ,
o f
and
ro m a n c e o f th e e a rly p io n e er d a y s
d is
th e days o f s tir r in g
tinctive individuality and style.
a d v e n tu re ,
o f In d ia n fig h tin g , a n d
T h e G leb e Tailoring Co.
o f g o ld '
h u n tin g , th a n o f th e
tr a il.
Makers of “ NecJ'.e-MoIcTd” Clothes CINCINNATI
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tailor tho:-.o ver*’’ attractive Overcoats
to ycur ov.TT measure. T h e y “NecdleM old” class fl id character into every
line, andthe' asc-rtmer.t of Fabrics
otier you a se.i dtion excelled nowhere
See this selectir i of Fabrics and Models
and be measured at
S a n ta
Fe
T h is fa m o u s n a tu ra l h ig h
w a y w a r a b o u t 850 m iles
lo n g ,
e x te n d in g
C it y ,
fr o m
Kansas
M o ., to S a n ta Fe,
N.
M ex.
c o v e rin g th e e n tire ro n te ,
so p l
tr a v e l as f a r back as 1821, w h e n
aced t h a t th e can
th e m
b e g a n to m a k e th e ir w a y to
i
each
d ra w n
result of a general election.
w h ile he is re a d in g th e t e x t
m ile s .
proposal and annouuced his deter
la tin g to it a n d a t th e sam e tim e
m ination to m ake good his claim to
id e n tify in g th e m o u n ta in p e a k s ,
the presidency
v a lle y s , s tre a m s ,
and
p ro d u c in g a re a s
fr o m
fr o .a
w in d o w .
T h e S a n ta
sold b.v
In d ia n s
<.
ad
was
a lre a d y
th ro u g h
its
its
p h y s ic a l
I n 1849 re g u la r coach
tablish
ico ?
Is our V(Ta Cruz fiasco of last
thau a year since President Wibson
withdrew our military
and
naval
forces from Vera Cruz
apd
aban
which
entered as ou r troops retired.
the
previous
May,
from
General
accom plish
his
armies
T h e coaches c a rrie d Villa and Zapata.
But
w hal
good
t r a il '
in g e n e ra l, and th e cost o f
th e
t r ip from K an s as C it y to
ijith e c o n s t a n t
b u s in e s s
s tr a in
life
are
and
of
Fe now.
a
o fte n
Dr. Miles’ Nervine
h ig h ly
fo r
a ll
ders.
It
in v a lu a b le
w om en.
is
R e g u la te
your
b o w e ls b y u s in g
tri
L iV E R P IL L S
IF
F IR S T
BOTTLE,
OR
BOX,
T A IL S TO B E N E F IT YOU. Y O U R
•mO n e y w i l l b e r e f u n d e d .
S a n ta
it.
Nine times out o f ten the copy
has a charley-horse.
Its so weak it
co u ld n ’t m ove itself le t aloue niovt
others. And whose fau lt Is that? A d
Not on yo u r life.
Its
the fault o f the man w ho is paying
fo r the advertising.
G o to his store,
and the chances are that you w,il
find it slowly expiring from dry rot.
The goods will be dirty and unkept.
lected.
Even the boss will have
the grou ch
tracts buyers.
waste with
w ooden
faces.
factional
*>«“ '’ontinued with lutensiiied
s le ep er, is less th a n $35, and tb e
it cannot be
innumerable lesser
fo u rth o f
band or a
tb e band of brigands, have ravaged the
NERVOUS ATTA CK S.
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-Anarchy n-Igns in .Mexico which
th e plains a n d th e m o u n ta in v a l- | b“ «
le y s and to w n s w h ic h ,
th ro u g h
th e car w in d o w , h e sees g lid in g
governm ent n or any prospect
baving one.
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tht
N a p o le o n
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O ur forcible taking o f Vera Cruz,
s ta rte d , a n d in 1862 th e
The
$1.00
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T s A l» V E ItriS l.\G K X P E X .S IV E "
overllirow hy the insurgent
e d $250 e a c h fo r th e trip , in c lu d
60c
75c
W h at .©re w e going to do to Mex
pendence, M o ., to S a n ta F e w a s
in g m eals.
a respectable,
co.— Exchange.
of Mexico, Iielped
tw o w eeks.
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The
e p a in g
constitutional governm ent lo Mexi
IN T I'.It V K .N T lO .N
H uerta, the self-appointed president
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obstacles.
O k la h o m a
th e
is
of Creueral Carranza’ s army
la c k o f w a t e r a n d
Farm Loans
F e G u id e b o o k
d in g g re a tly to th e p e rils o f t r a v
th a t
arms,
drive General Carranza out of Vera
doned that city lo the tender mercies
h azard o u s e n o u g h
For
car
year a b ou l to be repeated? It is less
w a s c o n stan t, th e ir h o s tility
EE
th e
fiv e
yoke
by fo r c e of
m in e ra lthere is reason to fear that our army
••
D anger
re
th e
(jy
But as
G eneral Carranza has spurned this
A days journe© v; 'o a b o u t • 15
O v e r-w o rk , w orry
Am erica have joined him in an effort
one b y one a n d keep e ac h in v ie w
c a ra v a n s in c ld e d
a liunclred WHo
Ed. SheegOK
u n fo ld
oo ld c a ra v a n consisted o f 26
o x e n , but
-
o f the
governm ent, and then subm it to the
c a ra v a n s o f “ p ra irie s choo ners”
te a m s o f • M iles or fiv e
-
tils request the governm ents
At
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w a s fo rm a lly opened fo r w a g o n
wa>.. 's,
-
illu s tra te d
m aps
It
S '
Chas Plato, Aiex Okla.
C h ic k a s h a ,
red
and c o n ta in s to p o g ra p h ic
e x c e lle n t m a r k e t o f S a n ta t'o .
M. S. C ralle
th e
States to take vigorous action.
to induce all factions in Mexico to
il
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and
vention, it is the duly o f the United
leadin g nations of South and Central
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toil,
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Chickasha, O klahom a.
$ 5 2 .4 6
If
he
R O B T. E. A L E X A N D E R
LAW YER
O ffie e
doesn ’ t
take a stand, he Is a m ollycoddle and
a jellyfish.
H e Is a crank a je f o r -
mer, a fanatic,
a fore-flusher,
crook, a disturber of the
peace
a
or
just a plain idiot, according as he
F ir s t
N a t io n a l
S I T I O N
F rom
T h e R e s e rv e
on E v
D ep o sited
W it h
th e S ta te
T re a s u re r fo r th e B e n e fit a n d P ro tec tio n o f
its P olicy H o ld e rs A lik e E v e ry w h e re .
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B IL L A J O H N ’S
New B edford, Mass.— W hen * boj:
Charles Law rence Inserted a cherry ft
»
ft
H. L. GRIGSBY,
il
stone in his ear, which remained
ft
ATTORNEY AT LAW .
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»
there fo r thirty years until removed ft
ft
CHICKASHA, O K LA.
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the oth er day.
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D o n ’t
A good place to e a t— w om en
and fa m ilie s e s p e c ia lly in v ite d
221 C h io , A v e . W . M a tto x , P ro p
VISIT
BO TH
F A IR S
A T
O N E
C O ST
w r it e to
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A gent
W. 0. W.
M e e ts on 1st and 3 rd
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E. W . W asson
W . G . G raham
C .C .
C le rk
THOM PSON
C o rn Chops
S horts
C o rn M e a l
D iv is io n P as s en g e r
A le x C a m p N o , 368
th e
C A LL 10
For
Y O U C A N GO O N E W A Y
RETURN ANO THER
re sta u ra n t
R ank
A le x , O klaho m a
F a rm e rs
D o lla rs o f L ia b ility .
T ic k e ts on sale d a ily u n til
N o y . 30th . L im it 8 m o n th s
n o t to exceed Dec. 3 ls t
B u ild in g .
to the com m unity.
D o l
S A N D lE 'i O
the
turn them in g ood condition at a
H u n d re d
lars o t Assets to M e e t E v e r y O n e H u n d re d
H A 'W Y H Il.
M
hla sym pathies, and
Invited to call and get one.
a n y W ith M o re T h a n T w o
E X P O S IT IO N
B.
W e have a hundred o r more of
a num ber of subjects and which we
he
S . A .
P A N A M A -P A C IF IC
June 16, 1881, and arrived in Pas
saic July 25, 1915. The
w riter
died flfteen years ago.
rag” if the editor is Republican In
cans stop their subscriptions if
LOW FARES
to the FAIRS”
E X P O
the Governm ent which covers quite
R epubli
U .
A n Old L in e L e g a l R e s e rv e L ife C om p
e ry P o lic y is
DR. J.
J W. OWSLEY
Clifton, N. J.— Edward M orrell,
JEWELRY, DIAMONDS. WATCHES
S A N F R A N C IS C O
80-years old, recently
received a
Cut Glass China Art Goods and
postal card mailed June 16, 1881.
P N A M A Silverware
The only postmarks on the card
ChicKasha. Oklahoma
showed that It left New H am pton, Repairing
C A L IF O R N IA
D em ocrats say the paper is a “ dirty
the
ALEX
GROVE
No.
405 ft
uieeis every first and third ft
Wednesday afternoon In each ft
month
x
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H u g h M . M llic a n
D rA y m a n
B aggage & T ra n s fe r
demn him, and
N a tion a l H ank.
A le x . O k la,
or
wrong.
a
O ffic e I’bar F ir s t
I’ h o n e l.’i3.
IN T E R N A T IO N A L
moral
lated saloons and accuse him of sell
intim idated
C ity ,
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voting.
ing o u t to the liqu or interests if he
O k la h o m a
h ro tlie r are in v ite d to m e e t w ith
us.
F ra n k J . H a m ilto n , W . M .
J. M . G ipson, Sec.
Weeks.
remember
educational, you and not he may be
eomes ou t fo r
[O ff ic e over,
F a rm e rs S la te B an k ,
C h ic k a s h a , O k la h o m a
they won’t even contribute the price
decent person can be for the regu
the
Law yer
D R . J. M . H A N N A
P hysician and Surgeon
Some ot them are so unapprec
The prohibitionists can 't see how any
he is opposed to
( ’■ h i e k a s li a . O k l a .
M e e ts T u e a d a y e v e n in g on or
hefore th e fu ll moon. V is itin g
S im p s o n
tribulations every editor m ust under
on any subject political,
being
W . F, S T E V E N S , P rop .
2051/2 C hickasha A ve.
O scar
The Oklahoma Nat’l Life Ins. Co.
thinks of the worries, the trials, the
at heart.
he Is
N ice cle a n b eds in ciml room s.
H ates l)v w eek .
S p e cia l a tt e n
tion to guests.
it
m ilitant suffragist, another demands
that he rail against women
A. F .& A . M .
Stevens Room ing House
OKlahoma City, OKla
or oonsnlt
Wm E. Ferguson
B ra n
C o tto n Seed M eal
F eed o f a ll kind s
S old fo r cash o nly
Custom Grinding
M ex H lll & E itv iio r € inpaRy
Ticket Agent Rook Island Linea
A le x , O k la .
S e c o n d
M o n d a y
The first Sales Day Ever pulled off in Alex v/i!l be held tbe Second Monddy in October
There'll hz buyers for anything you have to sell.
Bargains for Everyone
Bring ycur stuff to the Sales Day October, 11 th.
\ L E X
T H E
Less T h an 2c Per Bu.
w ill b u y
you
a corn
G > m e in
and
ask
our n ext
a is o
c r ib
us
c o m p le te
to put
s h ip m e n t
to
have S coop ers
o n e in
you.
end
g a tes,
W e
Tbe Dallaa S e m l-W e e ily Farm
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Jim B on d, we thought it tunny,
W e w lil sell you m ore cabbage f o r
had a big box o f the best ciga rs be , the m on ey. W asson G rocery Co.
27-2t
eouW buy setting there on th e con n- I
ter. T he canae, w e afterw ards found
out, was, that Jim was ju s t c e l e - .
R ec le o n e d R y e .^ e d SI.OO p e r
bratlng o r e r a big boy born Sunday.
b u s h e l.
Mother and babe are doing nicely.
M rs . A . L . R a m s e y .
2 5 - lt .
sc
FOR
o o p s , fo r k s , h u s k in g
p in s a n d
g l
SALB— G ood
Heney B uggy.
second
hand
R o b 't E . A le x a n d e r .
X ew Y ork . N. Y.— Because h is
w ife w as “ continually running to
sh ow s," Morris Mulvihlll burned a ll
o f her shoes. H e said th at was tb e
only way he eould keep her at
2 «-tf.
oves.
If y o u
d a te
F arm
are
g o in g
C orn
to b u y
s h e lie r ,
tru ck
o r a set
Just rem em b er
iv ith
corn
w e
w h at
o f
a re
you
a n u p -to -
Born to Mr. and Mrs. B ru ce W ilk
ins, Ireton, a real fine 12 pou nd girl
Saturday.
cru sh er.
H arness,
‘ set th ere
T R IB U N E
home.
School s u p p lie * an d schorl
b< -ks. P alace D n ig S to re . 24-4t
For T r a d e - A
pon y m a re f o r
a p o n y h orse.
M. Snecker w ent to O klahom a
a t y M onday to see the F a ir.
W. R.
Blakley
2 6 -tf
w a n t.
D olph Burch le ft Monday noon f o r
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$ 6 .5 0 p e r Norm an where he w lll spend a fe w
days on business.
h u n d re d .
B u rc h , A d a ir a n d J a h n .
B ig s h ip m e n t “ R ed D ia m o n d ”
o v e ra lls ju s t re c ie v e d . W e can f i t
26- It
J. W . Ram sey left M onday
fo r ;
O klabom a a t y to take In tb e Fair.
FOR
B ond B ros.
2 3 -lt
SALE— Good
second-hand
110 acres W a s h ita
Bingle buggy and harness, cheap—
b o tto m la n d : fe n c e d a n d cross Ask at Post Office.
2 7 -tf
fe n c e d ; n ic e ly im p ro v e d , 20 acres
a lfa lfa h o g p a s tu re . 3 m ile s w est
F o r R e n t — 360 A c re s good
and 2 m lle 4 n o rth c t A le x . $1500.
la
n
d f o r cash re n t o n ly .
OOcasb w ili haud'.e.
S es B en F r e e n y A le x , O k la
A d re s s , G . C . V a u g h a n
» 2 1 tf
A le x , O k ls h o m a .
2 3 tf
For S a le —
of
Mr. and Mrs. J. 0 .
Berga
Norge, Okla., w ere guests at the
W eatherly hom e Sunday.
X O T rC E
i
R alph Hanna, the fam ous ‘ s h o fe r’
of Chickasha, was dow n
Sunday
with the home folks.
f o x O T IC E
T o
S ch ool
P a tron s:
P le a s e com e in an d s e ttle f o r
A f t e r O c to b e r 1st I w ill n o t
a ll books g o tte n y o u r c h ild re n
c h a rg e a n y t h in g on m y books. [
b e fo re th e fir s t o f O c to b e r f o r I
T h is is f a ll o f th e y e a r , y o u r '
h a v e to send th e m o n e y in a t
m o n ey season, and y o u w ill be
t h r t tim e to pay fo r a ll books
e x p e c te d to p a y cash f o r e v e r y h in g . Y o u r a c c o u n t, w h ic h w e sold.
F . j . H a m il t o n
h a . " c a rrie d f o r s e v e ra l m o n th s ,
2 6 -tf
I w i.. a s k t h a t you k in d ly c a ll
and s e t t ’ ’ h y O c to b e r 1 5 th , as I
S o rg h u m t u c k e t s $6.50 p e r
am u n a b .;
c a rry i t lo n g e r.
W e tr u s t . . I V you a r e a w a re h u n d re d .
and a p p re c ia te I
f a c t th a t w e
B u rc h . .A d air and J a h n .
sold y o u w ith o u t
’ c u r ity a n d :
2 6 - It.
c a rrie i y o u r ace o u n . o r you a t |
cash p ric e s , w it h o u t in t e r e s t ,' W . A. Corzine has accepted a po
and c o m e in a n d pay u s w ith o u t | sition as clerk and bookkeeper w ith
d e la y .
I Bond Bros.
Y o u rs v e ry t r u ly ,
I.M
A . o v e ra lls a re b e tte r .
M . 0 . F o s t e r 2 7 -t f
W e c an fit y o u .
•Mrs. A . L . R a m s e y .
Chas. Bell, cattlem an o f Chick
2 5 -lt.
asha, was a guest at the John Bray
It irritated T ed Borland’s uncls to
see that young man so deliberately
throwing away a fortune, hut, o f
conrse. be couldn't eee hli on ly
nephew marry into the Farday fam ily j
without making a rigorous protest
The Fardaya and tbe Borlsnds had
wrangled over boundary lines and
sundry other matfers fo r a decade,
and now tbat th e younger generation
showed a disposition t o be friendly
the old man’s wrath waa stimulated to
frenzy.
‘T won’t have It!" growled Uncle
Zeb.
;
Ted waa talking to Mr. Dodd, th e
lawyer. His pleaaant, drawling v o ice ;
exasperating Uncle Z eb beyond con - 1
trol.
‘ Ah. Mr. D o d d !” T ed was saying,
T n d e Zeb wanta you t o come dow n I
to Borlands tbia afternoon—oh, yon
can easily make tha 2:02 train. Som ®
thing about changing b is will, I b ®
lleve!
1 suppose so— thanka—goodby.”
"Think you 're mighty clever to have .
him down here, don't y o u ?" quavered 1
Uncle Zeb.
“ I thought you wanted him d o w n ,!
Uncle Zeb," returned Ted wilh a ^
G e t o u r p r ic e s b e fo r e
straight look from his brown eyes.
|^
"I didn’t believe you were such a | ^
fool,” grumbled the old man. “ H ow I ^
lU going to support that Farday
are you
girl
"Lue,” corrected Ted quietly. "W h y ,
we tbougbt w e ’d live on the old place ,
with Miss Henrietta, and I’m g o in g '
to raise chickens. You know I’ve had enough room ih these tw o houses for
considerable luck experimenting on ail o t ua—and for another generation.
What say, H enny?"
the farm here.”
"Y es.” cam e Henrietta’s answer
The telephone bell jingled from its
along the line. “ There isn’t any use
corner.
contradicting a bullying Porluad.'
"Answer it, Ted.”
Ted's handsome head Inclined to (Copirright, 1SI5. by the .MrClurs Newspsber Syad! aie ’
the instrument.
‘T e s ? —Oh. you. darling? I’m co m
Just arrived— new
cranberries,
ing over presently. Something im por
tant?
Aunt H enrietta?—Jove, Lue, fresh and fine. Wasson G rocery Co.
but that’s a blow.
Goodby, sw eet 2 7 -tf.
heart. Don't grieve, it will come out
all right-0.”
He hung up the receiver and
W h ite H o u s e Shoes fo r m e n
crossed the room to look down at the
little dried-up old man witb quizzical a n d w o m en a re b e tte r. F a d lin e
eyes.
h e re fo r y o u r inspection.
"I suppose Henrietta Farday objects
B o n d B ros.
2 3 -lt
to having anything as practical as a
chicken farm on her estate.” sneered
I
Uncle Zeb.
Easton, P a.— W hile Mrs. Daniel
Ted shook his head.
H urley was at breakfast recently,
"It isn’t that. Uncle Zeb. Miss Hen
the door open ed and h er sister, Mrs.
rietta objects out and out to my mar
rying Lue— says she’ll be banged If M argaret D oyle, whom she had not
her niece marries a bullying Borland. h eard from n o r seen fo r 51 years,
w alked in.
So there you a re!’’
b u y in g
j § Stephenson-Browne Lumber Company
"And your girl w on ’t cbance ma®
rying on you r salary?”
“ Y es," said Ted proudly; "only she
thinks it’s her duty to Miss Henrietta
to remain with her. Henrietta is not
very well, and there Is no other relative.”
As soon as he was alone Uncle Zeb .
peered from the window until he saw |
that Ted’s figure had
disappeared ]
through the gate. Then the old maq |
hobbled across tbe room to the tel®
phone and called for a local number.
The deeply masculine voice of Miss
Henrietta Farday cam e in answer.
"T his is Zeb Borland," began Uncle.
Zeb, dcubtfully.
"Humph! Bullying Borland!” com
home .Monday.
mented Aunt Henrietta in her most,
J
R ices Landing, Pa.— James Black, forbidding accents. ’ ’I ’ve put my foolR E M A R D -> \ lll
g iv e f in d e r
.qpertntendent, the fa th er of dgwn on your nephew’s lov®making."
lib e r a l reira ,-d fo r re tu rn o f a l ^
"Put your P o t dow n ?”
b u n c h o f k e v s lost la s t T h u r s - '
.
^
n-___
"Y es—b7th feet!
There w on ’ t be
I fro n t with the British army. Tw o
d a v i n t h e s r ta tio n a t A l e x .
A d -.
oth ers have been killed. John, the any bullying Borlands in my fam ily,"
d r e w J . H . G i b l t s . a t s h e r i f f s o f - ; fc.
,
fc
,.fc
,
. declared the old lady.
"You ca n 't know Ted very well.
f i c e , C h i e k a s h a . O k la .
2 4 -tf
knee, but will return to the trenches
He’s good enough fo r any girl in Al
mos county— or the world, for that
R. A. Tem pleton was a visitor in
the money. W asson G rocery C o.
matter.”
the county seat Tuesday.
W e will sell you m ore cabbage for
"H e isn't good enough fo r my
27-21 Luella! 1 don ’t know how you can
IV h en in
C h ick a s h a g o
to
say he Isn't a Borland. Why, h e's the
F r e d 's C h o p H o u se f o r a g o o d
.Mrs. W. H. Vincent, ill f o r the living im age of w hat you were, Zeb
2.-)-eent d in n e r .— F red A n d r e w s ,
past three weeks with bron chitis, -is Borland, forty years ago.*
i.dvt.
2 0 tf
“ Ted—look s like m e—I did? P sh a w ,,
again able to be at the store.
Henrietta, I never w as half as good '
J oh o Bray was a business visitor
looking as Teddy." Uncle Zeb's voice
in Chickasha Tuesday.
3 L a rg e C an s Be.st to m a to e s bore a-pleased note.
“ You w ere better looking," contra
dicted the lady sharply. "I can prove
Nam e your favorite husking peg f o r 25c.
It by that miniature— ’’
or gloves. W e have Just what you
B u rc h . .A d a ir and J a h n .
Silence fo r a moment.
;
are lookin g fo r. Also scoops, forks
Uncle Z eb smiled into the m outh-j
26 - It
and scoop boards.
Norvill H ard
piece of the instrument.
i
ware Co.
26-tf
■‘Henrietta Farday— have yon k e p t'
Just arrived— new
cranberries,
|
fresh and tine. W asson G rocery Co. that picture o f me?”
Ben .McAIester has ju st returned
“ I keep lola of trash !” cam e In a|
2 7 -tf.
,
from a few days visit to the State
stifled ton®
•■I’ve got your picture, Henny, but
Fair, at Oklahom a City.
Mesdames Klrtley o f Kansa.s City I don’t ca ll it ir a s h ,'" said Uncle
and Hunt of Alex were guests a t the Z eb In an oddly gentle tone. “ You—
Cotton pick sacks— 7 and 9 feet,
Alexander hom e Sunday.
want to trade pictures with m e ?”
as cheap as the duck.
Your wife
A hush— then;
will have plenty of oth er w ork to
x o t k 'k ;
"You better keep the one you got—
do. N orvill Hardware Co.
26-tf
and I'll keep mine."
"I should be lonesome witnout It."
A fter Oet. 1st. we w ill not oharge
Tve kept it
T A ’K E A
P E E P
A T
O U R
anything on ou r books. It being fall whispered Uncle Zeb.
W I N J O w 'J . t h e v a r e j a m
f u l l o f the year— the m oney season, you in my pocket so many years, Henny,
I'd miss tt.
Bot I suppose yon ve
of “ R E A L
B .\ R G M N S " fro m
w ill be expected to pay spot cash.
kept mine In soma trash box— along
o u r r e g u la r sto c k o f
„ e iiu in e
A bout your accouut you owe u s: W {
.rilh cfa er trash."
“ E N G I.iS H "
c h in a
sv are
in d
w ill ask that yru make setttem ent cf
"Zeb !' liana, f m a liar.’ blazed
G K E Y S T O N E e n a m e le d w a r e .
same by O c:. l c ' " , as w e are u n a t!:
'l r- ;tta •.vith all the fire o f her
N e t to b e
e o m ! ) » r e i l ’. v i t h trv- to carry it longer, ’ l e hope you will
cuth.
"1 ve worn yoar miniature
ch eap R -C K E Y ST O R E G O O D S
appreciate the fact t.: • we sold you r n to m y heart all these years b®
e x c e p t in '" r i c e .
S E E
W H ' ; w ithout secu rily’ and ca r. ed y e n r ac cause It's all there was left of— love!
O
YO U
CA N
I 'U Y F O P . !0 c
1.5
count 'o r you at cash pric, w ithout L;-:;:!;. if you want to. "
"H enrietta!" H ow eager w as the i
i tn d 2 5 c .
Interest, and pay us prom ptly.
u'd lo ice now.
it xsnt too late tn
N O P .V U .t, H A R f A V .5 R F G O
Y ours very truly.
a i;ttle h a p i'u e v :—,'j=t i.r. two—
2 5 t f 2 6-tf
PALACE DRUG S T O tit.
" 1 7-* SO’-iDE tqDi*-;—why tbere s
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ALE.X GRAIN MARKET.
Corn, sh a ck e d .....................................45c
O a t s ................................................... 27c
Kafir, shelled, per 100 lbs
65c
W h e a t ................................................ 85c
Syrup pails at $6.50' per crate o f
100.
K egs and barrels— N orvill
H ardw are Co.
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Mrs. J. H. Adair entertained w ith
a sum ptuons dinner Tuesday, having
as her guests, Mesdames Callanan,
Hunt, Addy o f Alex and Mrs. G. P.
Klrtley o f Kansas City.
R a m s e y s h a v e th e la rg e s t shoe
in to w n .
2 5 -lt.
C o rs ets th a t w e a r SOc. to $ 2 .5 0
B ond B ros.
2 3 -i
t
COME
G et a
S tore
IN
B ou gh t
Shave!
“ Raiors Shsrp, Towels Clean;
Cuts the whiakers so they can’t be seen”
L a u n d ry
Basket Leave? Tuesday
a n d re tu rn s F rid a y .
Sloan’s Barber Shop
The P a la c e D ru ^ Store
(T h e Q u a lity S to re )
K eeps
a C o m p le te
S u n d r ie s ,
lin e o f D r u g s ,
W a ll p a p er a n d
L a d ie s
to ile t p r e p a r a t io n s /
Prcsdptions
C om pou n ded by
R e g is te r e d
P h a im a c is ts
P a troou e
ou r
F o u n ta in W e try t o
p le a s e .
F. J. Hamilton, Prop,
Phone 34
'C' c
<r
T h e H om e Paper Read by the people of a
PuW 'shed in the universnlly Famous
W ash ita V a lle y
ji'
LIVE TOWN
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N o . 28
A L E X . G R . V b Y ( O U N T Y . O K L A H O M A . F R I D A Y M O R N I N G , O C T ., S . U ’ lo
4
are B o o ste rs
Engagement of President and Mrs. Norman Galt is
Announced; December wedding probable
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BOND BROS
‘P H O N E 3 0
Cushing, Okla., Oct. 5.— (Special)
Ih e third gam e of the Mlnco-Cushing
Berles for the indepradent baseball
cham pionship o f the state, transfer
re d from Oklahom a City to Cushing,
resu lted Tuesday In an overw helm
in g victory fo r the westsiders. The
s c o r e was 10 to 2. Cushing did not
•win a single one of the three games
a n d has called off negotiations for
a n o th e r series.
T h e game w as sewed up by Minco
in th e third Inning, when with the
b a ses fliled Flynn parked the ball.
P ettigrew also knocked a home run
in th e seventh.
S co re by Innings;
UHE
C u sh in g ____ 000 100 100— 2 4 3
M in co ...........015 001 210— 10 12 2
Batteries: Phillips, Bauer and Crlt
te n d e n ; Jones and W ilson.
D o llla r B ill says: “ T h e m an
w h o k n o w s e n o u g h to save his
c lo t h 3S is th e m a n w h o has his
s u m m e r s u it c le an ed and press
e d a n d th e n puts is a w a y u n til
s p r in g t im e com es a g a in . B rin g
t h a t s u it in and le t Sloan clean
i t u p fo r y o u . S u its clean ed and
p re ss ed $ 1 .0 0
3 7 -t f W h e a t ...................................................86c
W h en
R. L . C ru a e , V . Pres.
(N o . 10193)
T H E
First National
Bank
O F
A L E X
:
Q uality is our M otto
f l SHINO SW A M l’ KD
IN FIN A L COXTKST.
C . E . C o stello , V . P re *.
E . W . W asso n , A ss’t C a s h ie r
W n s h in g to n , O ct. (i
' ootlF rie n d s o f th e p re s id e n t e x p m in is tra tio n , th e firs t b e tw e e n
r o w W ilson, p re s id e n t o f th e U n - ressed th e ir p lea s u re o v e r th e Jesse W o o d ro w W ilson an d F r a
t e d States, ann o u n ced W e d iie s -1 a n n o u n c e m e n t W e d n e s d a y n ig h t ncis B . S a y re b e in g held in th e
a y n ig h t, h is e n g u g e m iiit lo n o t o n ly because o f M r . W ils o n ’s e a s t room and th e second b e t
V Irs. N o rm a n G a lt o f W a s h in g perso nal habpiness b u t because w e e n S e e re ta ry M c A d o o and
to n . T h e d a te o f th e w e d d in g th e y f e l t t h i i n e w c o m p a n io n M iss E le a n o r W ils o n , b e in g s j Ila s not been fix ed b u t i t is p ro b sh ip w o u ld g iv e h im s u p p o rt and e m ize d in th e b lu e ro o m .
a b le th a t it w ill ta k e place in c o m fo rt in his hom e l i f e - a v ita l
T h e in n o u n c e m e n t o f th e e n
J ic e m b e r a t the ho m e o f th e I need d u r in g th e hours o f s tra in g a g e m e n t w a a g e n ra lly re g a r d
b rid e -e le c t.
ed as a fo re r u n n e r o f an in te r
o v e r th e n a tio n ’s p ro b le m s.
T h e b rie f a n n o u n c e m e n t fr o m
W ith th e m a rria g e o f his tw o e s tin g social season fo r W a s h in g
th e W h ite H o u se; m ad e by S ec ’ y
ton w it h th e n e w firs t la d y o f
d a u g h te rs and t h e d e a t h o f M rs
,'u m u lty c a m e as a s u rp ris a to
th e la n d a t th e head o f|th e re c iv W ilso n m o re th a n a y e a r ago,
o flic ia l W a s h in g to n b u t to a
in g lin e a t o ffic ia l rece otion s.
th e p re s id e n t’s lif e had becom e
n u m b e r o f in tim a te fr ie n d s it
T h e w e d d in g , it is u n d ersto o d
one o f s o litu d e . H is ab so rp tio n
la s long b e en e x p e c te d .
F ro m
w ill ta k e place b e fo re th e firs t o f
in official labors b e g a n to te ll on
th is circle c a m e W e d n e s d a y n ig
th e series o f s ta te reception.s a n d
h im p h y s ic a lly a n d w h e n a fe w
h t th e s to ry o f a frie n d s h ip
d in n e rs is h e ld .
m o n th s ago he beg an to ta k e a
w h o se c u lm in a tio n w a s v ie w e d
M rs . G a lt w a a p re s e n t a t th e
re n e w e d in te re s t in perso n al a ff
as a nappy tu r n in th e tro u b le d
firs t social a f f a ir p a rtic ip a te d in
a irs his frie n d s a n d m em b ers o f
a n d lonely lif e o f th e n a tio n ’s
by th e p re s id e n t and M iss M a r
th e fa m ily w e lc o m e d th e d is tin t
g a r e t W ils o n m o re th a n a y e a r
c h ie f e x e c u tiv e .
ch an g e w h ic h i t b ro n g h t a bout
I t was M is s M a r g a r e t W ils o n
ago. It.w a s a te a g iv e n b y M iss
in his h e a lth an d s p irits .
a n d h e r cousin. M iss B ones, w h o
W ils o n to n ie g h b s rs in th e a r tis t
W ed n e sd ay n ig h t— a t th e end
d r e w M rs . G a lt in to th e W h it e
co lo n y a t C o rn is h , N . H .
o f a busy day fo r th e p re s id e n t,
H o u se c irc le .
They m et her
S i.ic e th e r e tu r n o f th e p re s i
d u rin g w h ic h he a n n o u n c ed th a t
fir s t in th e e a r ly a u tu m n o f la s t
d e n t to W a s h in g to n he an d M rs .
he w a u ld vote fo r w o m a n s u ff
y e a r and w e r e so m u c h a ttr a c te d
G a lt h ave s p e n t m an y e v e n in g s
rag e, to o k a firm p o s itio n in f a v
to g e th e r, som etim es a t th e w h ite
b y her th a t th e y s o u g h t h e r o u t
o r n a tio n a l d e fe n s e and re ce ive d
m o re and m o re fr e q u e n tly a n d
h o js e and o fte n a t h e r hom e.
a n u m b e r o f c a lle rs — M rs . G a lt
th e frie n d s h ip b e tw e e n th e m
L a s t w e e k she occupied a p ro
w as a d in n e r g u e s t a t th e vvhite
ra p id ly rip e n e d in to an e ffe c tm
in
e n t seat in th e p re s id e n t’s r e
H ouse. A t th e m o m e n t w h e n
io n a te in tim a c y .
TW O MAY DIK OCT 29
S e c re ta ry T u m u l y stood in th e v ie w in g s ta n d a t the G . A . R .
M rs. G a lt spent a m o n th th is
IN ELECTRIC CH AIR
e x e c u tiv e offices a n n o u n c in g th e p a ra d e . S h e w a s w it h h e r m o t
s u m m er o t C o rn isn as th e housee n g a g e m e n t to a la rg e n u m b e r o f h e r in the m id s t o f a c irc le o f
Unless the criminal court of ap g u e s t o f th e p re s id e n t’s e ld e s t
W a s h in g to n corresp o n d en ts w h o th e p re s id e n t’s 'frie n d s a n d w iv es
peals reverses their conviction or d a u g h te r.
I n was th ro u g h th is
S he w a s
had b e en sum m oned fo r th e oc- o f c a b in e t m e m d e rs .
Governor W illiam s com m utes their
in tim a c y o f his d a u g h te r a n d
rnodishly
a
ttir
e
d
in
a
fla n n e l
cassion,
th
e
p
re
s
id
e
n
t
a
n
d
M
rs
.
sentences R ich Moorehead and Hen
a n d w o re a
ry Brooknian, both negroes, w ill be cousin th a t th e p re s id e n t h a d an G a lt w e r e s p en p in g th e e v e n in g s u it o f p s a rl g re y
put to death In the electric chair at o p p o rtu n ity to m ee t a n d k n o w
w ith jJ r . C a ry T . G ra y s o n and la rg e b o u q u et o f flo w e rs . Som e
McAlester on October 29. The men M rs . G a lt.
O ne o f th e m ost in
M iss B ones in th e W h ite H ouse o f th e p re s id e n t’s fr ie n g s w h o
were both under sentence to die to te re s tin g f a c t about th e e n g a g e
h a v e had a n in k lin g o f W e d n e s
p ir lo r s .
day, October 6j,but an extension was
m e n t in d e e d , as to ld b y fr ie n d s
d a y ’s a n n o u n c em e i t w e re g a th
granted by the governor In order
T h e n e w s w as g iv e n o u t in a
e re d a bout M r s . G a lt in a n im a t
that the crim inal court of appeals is th a t th e p re s id e t’s d a u g h te rs
b rie f s ta te m e n t w h im re ad :
m ight review the record in the cases should h a v e chosen M rs . G a lt
ed c o n v e rs a tio n .
" T h e a n n o u n c e m e n t w a a m ad e
of both men to determine whether f o r th .d r a d m ir a tio n a n d f r ie n d
T h e p re s id e n t w as in a h a p p y
W e d n e s d a y o f th e e n g a g e m e n t
they have received a fair trial. Both s h ip befo!’ ’ tb e ir f a t h e r d id .
m ood W ednesd ay n ig h t.
The
have been convicted for murder.
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It is expected that a decision in
s a tis fa c to ry s e tlle m e n t o f th e
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the negroes’ cases will be announced w e ll k n o w n Liisiness m a n o f
N o w o rd as to p lan s fo r th e A ra b ic case a n d th e d is p o s itio n
W a s h in g to n w ho uiod e ig h t y e a rs
by the cou rt next Saturday and
o f m a n y o th e r im p o rta n t q u e s ti
their conviction and sentence is af- ago le a v in g a je w e l • / business w e d d in g i ) said to be a v a ila b le
ons p e n d in g , to g e th e r w ith th e
Hrmed Ihey will go to their death t h a t s till b e a rs his n .im e .
S h e as y e t, b u t i t g e n e r a lly is pres
a n n o u n c e m e n t o f his e n g a g e
unless the governor extends execn
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tive clem ency and comm'utes the sen
m e n t had b u o yed his s p irits .
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H e w ill go to P h ila d e lp h ia S a t
The death chair at McAlester has a b o u t 38 y e a rs old a n d w as M is s
u rd a y to a tte n d the w o rld s eries
been com pleted and Is ready fo r use, E d ith B o llin g , bo rn in W y th e - in s te a d o f in th e W h ite H o u ae .
G r o v e r C le v e la n d w a s th e la s t a n d i t is lik e ly th a t M rs . G a lt to
it is stated by prison offlclals.
v ille , V a .. w h e re h e r
g irlh o o d
p
re
s id e n t to be m a r rie d in th e g e th e r w ith M is s Bones an d o t
w a s sp«nt a n d w h e re h e r f a t h e r ,
A LE X GRAIN M ARK ET.
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house. S houl M r . W ilso n h e r m e m b e rs o f th e p re s id e n t’s
W illia m H . B o llin g , w a s a p ro m
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w ill be th e th ir d w e d d p a r ty .
Oats ................................................... 27c
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J . A . C o rz in e , P res.
L . L . L a w a . C as h ier
What you like best to buy.
-■Sensible prices,
quality considered.
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y ea rs she has been re g a rd e d as
a n u n u su al b e au ty, g ift e d w it h a
n a tu ra l c h a rm . F rie n d s s p ea k
o f her as b e in g c o n s ta n tly s o u g h t
o u t as a d e lig h tfu l c o m p a n io n ,
re m a rk in g
e sp e cia lly on h e r
th o u g h tfu ln e s s and q u ic k c a p a c
i t y fo r a n y th in g she choose t *
u n d e rta k e .
F o r m a n y w eeks M rs . G a lt a n d
h e r re la tiv e s have been fr e q u e n t
d in n e r g u e sts a t
th e W h ite
H ouse. O fte n she has a c c o m
p a n ied th e p re s id e n t on m o to r
rid e s. S h e is not q u ite as t a ll as
M r . W ils o n , has d a r k h a ir a n d
d a rk eyeS and is a lw a y s in s ty
lish a ttir e . H e r ta s te s a re said
to be s tr ik in g ly s im ila r to th o se
o f th e p re s id e n t w it h a d eep in
te re s t in lite r a tu r e a n d c h a r it y
w o rk .
F.IL LS IR O N HAIH’ H ET;
BLEEDS TO DEATH.
Chickn.sha, Okla., Oct. 5.— (Spec
ia l.)— Charles Y oungquest died here
Tuesday afternoon from injuries re
ceived wheu he fell upon the sharp
edge o f a hatchet which he was car
H in ts to o u r
$50,000.00
F a r m e r F r ie n d s :
H e lp y o u rs e f an d y o u r n e ig h b o r# b y d o in g a ll you can to
k e e p th e ro ad in good s h ap e a d jo in in g y o u r fa rm , w h e th
e r you o w n th e fa r m o r n o t. I f a ll fa rm e rs w o u ld do th is
a ll roads w o u ld be good.
COST OF ST A TE ROADS.
T h e cost o f a road Is depenaent
upon not only the type o f con stru c
tion hut the am ount and character
of grading to he doue, the cost o f
labor and m aterials, the width and
thickness of surfacin g, the charac
ter and amount o f drainage requir
ed, and other factors o f equal va r
iability.
Based upon general av
erages, it has been ascertained
by
highw ay specialist o f tho departm ent
that under average conditions m a
cadam roads can be built in South
ern states at from $4,000 to $5,000
per m ile, gravel roads at from 1,500
to 2,600 per mile, and sand-clay and
topsoil roads at from $800 to $1,600
per m ile. In New England and o th
er eastern states macadam roads are
reported at from $6,000 to $9,000
per m ile, gravel roads at from $3,200
to $5,000, and bituminous macadam
from $8,00 to $13,000 according to
tho character
of
construction,
w hether surface treated, penetration
o r m ixing method. The bitum inous
type is quite general in the eastern
states. As Indicating cost In oth er
sections of the country, the state
highw ay com m issioner o f Michigan
reported in 1913 the average cost fo r
macadam roads to be $4,300
per
m ile, clay-graval roads $1,500 per
m ile, and concrete roads about $10,-
000 per mile. The average cost o f
State highways constructed In Ohio
in 1913 was $8,383. A ccording to
types, In 1912 the brlck-'paved high
ways averaged $14,650 per m ile and
the macadam highways $6,960. n
California the flrst 356 m iles o f
State system o f highways cost an
average of $8,143 per mile and con
sisted prlnc'pally o f thin concrete
with a thin coat ot bitumen. The
maximum and minimum figures giv
en are not absolute, but are Intend
ed to present the usual range o f
costs. The rates given Include grad
ing, drainage, surfacing and engi
neering costs.
Eonditioual A llolm cn t o f Funds Fur
G oopem llve A grlculliiral Ex
tension W ork F or Fiscal
Y ear 1915-10
The governm ent’s weekly newa
letter shows that In Oklahoma thia
year there w ill be expended a total
of $142,182 to make the girls and
boys of Oklahom a better farm ers.
Ot this am ount Orady county will
receive her share, and it is hoped
that great year 'o r Boys and Girls
I clubs. Orady county now have tw e
county agents, one to look after the
women and girls and one to look
. after the men and boys— such crops,
' you cannot Imagine, they w ill make.
■MODERN L lyU O R i’ LA.NT.
Chickasha, Okla., Oct. 5.— (Spec
ia l.) — Sheriff Hodge Bailey discover
ed the most perfect bootlegging out
fit Tuesday afternoon ever tound in
southw est
Oklahoma. The
plant
was found
at the home o f John
T ucker
fo u r miles west of Chicka
rying.
Youngquest was h Carpentef
sha. Six barrels, all connected wllh
and had jumped five feet from a scaf
rubber and iron piping were found
foldin g to the ground. He was car
six feet under ground In (he large
rying in his apron the hatchet which
Tu cker barn. A system of pipes of
he fell upon when he stumbled at the
w hat seemed to be a water system
lime o f lighting on the ground. The
ran through th e barn, but the pipes
blade cut an artery and be bled to
ran whiskey instead o f water. Sheriff
death within forty minutes.
Bailey dug up the entire outfit and
Youngquest was 54 years old and
brought It lo Chickasha whero Ihe
was em ployed by tbe Rock Island ,
whiskey was dumped into the gutter.
Railroad Coinpany.
One hundred and eighty gallons in
Abe Martin makes tbe announce
ment that ’ ’Th er’ haln’t no tonic like
com petition t’ make a feller spruce
up" ’ ’T h ’ Devine Venus” at Plctureland tonight. Single men flrst.
Capital and Surplus,
all were confiscated.
That man deserves pity who never
knew the pleasure ol denying him
self to make a happier Chrlstmastlde
fo r some one else.
N ew
A r r iv a ls
W e H a v e F a ll Goods A n i v i n f f D a ily
J u s t R ec eive d a L a r g e S h iy m e n t o f P e te rs Shoes
A ll S izes and S ty les
W e Fit Your Feet
W e G iv e Y o u a C ash D is co u n t on E v e ry P a ir
W e a r P e t e r ’ s Shoes and M a k e Y o u r
^
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Stetson Hats
RANK AT MAUD
I.S VICTIM OF YEXRiMEN
T runks and Bags
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D on’ t Forget O ur 5-10-25c Line
C h ic k a s h a ,
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Maud, O kla.. Oct. 5. (S p e cia l)—
Yeggmen blew open the safe In the
Maud State Bank Tuesday morning
shortly after 3 o ’clock, secured ap
proxim ately
$4,000 and escaped.
Citizens who were awakened by the
first explosion assert that three oth
er explosions follow ed. The safe
was com pletely wrecked.
Maud is
In Seminole county, and a posse of
officers is follow in g the robbers east
toward W ew oka, the county seat.
Four men are believed to have
constituted th e party o f yeggmeu.
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v is ib le a u p p ly o l a l l c o t t o n In m id-
iu *n t w i l l p e rm it, 1 w l i b to po c t o u t
of
uaed
ao n i'ic b o f I t t h a l the t o t a l w o rld 'a
cent's w (rfiuod f o r m id d lin g .
Aa
Tbe
I
W , W asson
C.
R ra n
C o tto n Seed M e al
F e ed o f a ll k in d s
Sold fo r cash o n ly
Custom Grinding
I
4lex IM
III & Eitvaiir Ompany
W . G. G ra h a m X
C.
C le r k
W hat
A
.
E f5 a ;
F a rm e rs
D o n ’t
th e
S e c o n d
M o n d a y
The first ?ales Day Ever pulled off in Alex will be beld tbe Second Monday in October
There'll be buyers for anything you have to seU
Bargains for Everyone
Biing your stuff to the Sales Day October, 11 th.
/
'm
\ 1 .E X
E
T tvelve Cent Cotton
FREE
FREE
money on hand is so great that
Egypt and India reporting "rudical
It cannot
reductions in acreage.
"S ince that
T he movement o f the t r u a tn jo iis
time tho prospects have further de
crop.s, wilh the uttendaiil (Inanchil
if last year’ s crop, being 5,000,000
tlm istlc than bankers.
bales bigger than
Magazine ot C hicago recently took a
thla year's, yet
poll
bales, then this
W estern m anufacturers as lo
leave a 3,000,000
will
South now seems lo o high.
tive and com petent an authority aa
the New Y ork Journal ot Commerce
which has just declared that in view
than 12,000,000 bales.”
And now
com es the W all Street Journal Itself
publicly recom m ends them.
quoting W illiam S. H alliburton, of
A SPECIAL OFFER TO OUR REA D ERS'
Daniel O’ Dell & Co., as saying; "The
current season’s crop may be as low
•
as 10,500,000 bales.
It is entirely
within the reach o f present condi
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These two authorities base their
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re
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“ the .yield
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lizer consum ption
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this cut will
The Alex TribuneOffice •
the effect of
probably make
most evidvnt
of
to 2,636,000 tons-
almost in halt— and
Itself
trom now on as closer
scrutiny is i.'. n the fruiting of the
EE
s
-
-
-
*>) f
C lo s e
w ork
a tte n tio n
is
o f m u ch
m any
to
P a in
w ould
untold
P ills. I d i d so and t h e pain
R torped
a lm o st
at
on ce.
T h e n I c o m m e n ce d
u sin g
r e lie f b y
or
tw o
D r. M ile s’ N ervine a n d b e
f o r e lo n g I w as s o t h a t I did
n o t lia v e these p a i n s any
m o r e ."
B . J. W I N T m i .
BOt B . Platte Ave.,
C o lo r a d o S p rin g s. Colo.
ANTFPAIN PILLS
T h e n to n e u p th e N e rv o u s
S y stem
rural
a b le
utterly drain
it does offer.
b y u s in g
D r. M ile s ’
Restorative Nervine
BE REFUNDED.
MONEY W IL L
e x p o r te d
for
notes taken
is cerlulnly
5,000,000
rediscounting
against such
agency, to
the
loans,
determ ine
the
policy of the South in regard to
bales .short o f Hie w orld’ s demands,
the m arketing of the present cot- !
m eaning that factories and munition
ton cro p ."
factories w ill consum e all the pres
And President W oodrow
Wilson
in a letter to Mr. Harding writes:
not all of the w orld ’s visible surplus,
"It is evident from
I also wish to cal! attention to the
me,
fact that—
whom
JiisCi-
what you
country
the (arm er and
tell
hanks wilh
l o ' „e (^ | ,| s „.’ „ r „ , p
f o r e ig n
tra d e
and
Am erican Banker’s Associa
ducers directly deal can get money
cent. . .
on ce hy England and .A.neI•lc.^ t o ^
example,
would
(rom
before but for the fact that— -
the “ ocdei-s
In cou n cil”
contrahand oixlc-r,
nnd
and
P r ic e s
I confidently Jielleve that If E n g
in ju ry
npon
any
manufacturing
strong
American
interest, some
w orld ’s needs.
2.
Hold (or Iw elve cunts without
borrow ing If you
can.
B ut
re
mem ber ” 11 is com m itting buslnegs
suicide” to refuse to borrow if you
can thereby hold y o u r crop.
3.
Not only should cotton bring
twelve cents but
cottonseed pricea
shonld break all records.
Our ex
port trade In
oil
cottonseed
hae
jum ped over sixty per cent In one
year— from 192,000,000 to 318,000,
000 pounds.
And if
good
prices
were paid for seed of a 17,000,000
erop, what sort o f prices should we
not demand fo r seed from
o f only 10,000,000
bales?
4.
or
a crop
12,000,000
■
“
With $500,000,000
new cotton crop,
barely "pay ou t.”
the
fo r
her
South
will
With $750,000,-
000 the whole section w ill bave a
Jubilant and abounding prosperity.
Bankers, merchants, and all classes,
therefore, should join ou r farmers
in the fight (o r
twelve cen t prices
now and (or a State warehouse sys
tem in every State to help Insun>
fair prices In fu tu re years.
Fo r S h o e R e p a in g
LadlcB nnd OliUdrfii© Halt Sole
Mons Halt Hol(Sewod Soles on any Hlioe
BOe
7Sc
$1.00
G. F. Holbrook
A lex, O k la h o m a
lllill!l!!!llt!!l!!;:;il!l!l!l!lllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllll]|||||llllillllllllllllllillll^
Southern farm ers should rise up and
dem and that the same recognition
he given
an agricultural
industry
* ntanufaciuring
The practical lesson clearly taught
by present conditions then is—
\ l.— Fanners
I think that we can con
.Sliould
Mold
fo r
Tw elve Ceiil.s and Hankeis .Should
Help Them H old.
Of course we must be reasonable.
D on ’ t expect bankers to lend on co t
ton nbt stored or insured, nor
ex
selves with a rate not more than
in banks, however, will frequently
He predicted,
one or tw o per cent above the rate
be able to borrow without such re
which they themselves pay.”
strictions.
It is
is
up to the banks to justify this faith
rushing on the n ation ," or to quote
expressed by tbe head o f the NaUon.
: his exact w ords:
,
And the crop can be warehoused.
I
I
"W h en bank reserves, which are Mr. H arding points out that even
The thing to do is (o r farmera in
every
neighborhood
to
organize,
form ally or infornially, (o r standing
last fall the .South had facilities for
the crop, and Und out ju s t what the
been in the history of the cou n-
storing 11,577,465 bales, and these
local hanks will do.
try, are
facilities have been greatly Increas-
was repeatedly staled by the m in or
ed since then.
ity o f bankers who w ere willing to
The next thing I probably ought to
INSURANCE
H a v e you e v e r stood and w a t
ched y o u r h o m e o r th a t of y o u r
n e ig h b o r b u rn to th e g ro u n d
w it h a ll Ihe co n te n ts ?
T h e r e ’s a h a p p y look in th e
face o f the m a n w ho has the i n
s u ran ce to “ f a l l b a c k ” on.
T h in k th e proposition o v e r
old m an
together In holding and m arketing
greater now lhan they have ever
of
5,000,000 halos sliort o f tho
settlem ent w ould ho required; and
of financiers
volume
really
such
greatest
The
is
rules so as lo inllict corresponding
character who have been depositors
prosperity.
sibly
fall.
regions generally will content them-
airaost unbelievable
spread
ery .American cotton producer this
m essage that the President of this
enjoy
the dny
trom Georgia and Alabama pre-
value. Land-owning farm ers of good
w ill
Let presa and people
am onnt per |H)iind as a iHmns lo e v
cotton States and in the agricultural
the nation
higher
prices
"S om e of the reports received
tle, W ashington, and what was the
distributed,
have gone
that
shonld tlien be i-e<iuir(-d to pay this
pect them to lend the (ull m arket
prosperity
announced
England
fidently expect that the bauks in the
says a press dispatch, that "an al-
New York Cotton Exchange, to r
dainnge in prin- |k-i- poitnd rcsnltiiig;
tion has just been m eeting in Seat
unbelievable
1.
make 11 fair luid just estim ate o f the
other pro
at from (ou r to fou r and a half per
fles Tw elve Cents.
m ost
specific suggestions:
industry.
ent yield with the greater part if
thal the
(our
sh ort— certainly 3,000,000 and pos
eral Reserve Board oflicially says:
other
brought the cou n try?
Jii.m a.s m iic Ii f o r y o n r
with
land should change her contraband
cause
organization
fo r twelvo-cent prices
argument
sequontly we should huve neighhor-
as Mr. W. P. G. Harding of the Fed
and it is for them more than any
I’ rosperity
It
this
Ihis trade will now hi- supplied hy
IF FIRST B O TTLE . OR BOX, FAILS
TO H E LP YOU, YO U R
w as
,„ i c 's
llil.s:
Let me conclude-
the news that the crop
The Federal reserve system does
twelve-cent prices are justified be
I I I . — .American
cotton
| ,„ h .s
remi'inbcr
And let
g . ., „ s fo ,. y o n r o w n clx )p l o Ik-. C o n -
,
enjoyed
po.sslbly
(■very farm er
F ou r Final Suggestion.©.
that
or minim izing the great advantages
prices to 17 and 20 cents a pound.
crop
meet pressing ohllgatlons.
o t lle rm a iiy '.-: n o r m a l d e - I
tor
"tticre was moro Southern selling.”
ers mnst hnve advances In order to
r e m e m b e r tijg l a c o n s i d e r
p a ri
m and
legislation— is no reason fo r denying
ities which they have never before
1915
O f courae, there was more
w e m u st
credits
years ago when specu lators carried
the
1915,
that wenl indirectly to Ocrmaiiy, buf
and
D R . M IL E S ’
su lT crcd
m uch-needed
"B an ks have now ample facil
th e c a u s e
ta k in g o n e
"I
ports.
H ead ach es.
O b ta in
w ith n e u r n ls la . I t h o u g h t I
w o u ld g o m a d with p a i n . A
frie n d o f m in e a d v is e d m e
t o tnko D r . Miles' A n tt -P .iln
the
to such conditions as occurred a few
The
.
agony
for many fann
O k la h o m a
'u'diali GiiDfeffay© (paQm=
s u f f e r in g
only 2 4 2 ,01)0 bales wenl lo (lermaii I afforded by banks
July 31,
60 "g o o d ,”
m aking loans on the cotton cro p ; or
3 ,000,000 nml
a w f u l
n orm a l,"
a 10,000,000 bale crop, the factories
And now having pointed out that
C h ick as h a,
prices would have gone higher but
yenr ending
miiat
or
great reserves in other sections for
the m arket dry, leaving It subject
Farm Loans
the eoop triillo n
declared condl- j
self therefore, that if we have only
of the world
For
themselves of all
money is needed, to draw upon the
The reader can ea.U.y see for him
Ed. Sheegog
ll.vcal
farmers
o f Ihe .N'cw Voik Cotton Exchange
Just two days ago we also read that
afll.
23 "lin e ,"
'■X
avail
enable the banks in the South where
crop.
-M .S. Cralle
means lh al
the
in the
pppppp, p,,,.^,„
c.tu cotlnn shliiped lo l-'urope in the
Middle
sell
And again In the earlier reports
other countries. T he coutrahand or- liood nction everywhere, with the
IS ;
aud
plantation
( der muy ulmo.xl bc termed infam ous stronger farmers
fa ir " and "fa irly g o o d ,” only sev• if Kngland does nothing to c o m p c i i - „w ners Joining lu help the weaker
en "d ull and p o o r", nnd only oue |
sate us fo r trying lo make Southern ones to hold, grade, warehouse and
much below norm al and
veryfarm ers bear her burdens, but in s,.|| together.
p o o r ."
any ease tu offset the contrahand
Only by the most thoroughgoing
Another point uot lo be overlook ;
order we have ( 1 ) the greatly in co-operation ol ull forces cau we
ed. Is—
creased demand f o r rollon fo r wnr save to tho South the full quarter of
1\'.— Tlie Xew I-’ ederal Keserve .Act
purposes, (2 ) the increased demand j a blillon
dollars ot hard-earned
Insuitvs Hetter Prlees.
fo r Am erican, English, and conll- wealth that wlll otherwise go Into
President Hirsch o f the Texas
nenlal factories that must supply the the hands o f speculators and for
Bankers’ Associatiun told tho
big
trade form erly supplleii by German eign interests. Nor must we fall to
r
C otton States C onference o f South
mills, together with the fact (3 )
realize that the worst and most
ern bankers in flulveslon : "E o r the
that Germany is almost sure lo huy dangerous "b ea r” of all, tho mnn we
first time in the history ot the South,
and store up cotton right here in j ,,ave most to dr.-ad right now, is not
gentlem en,
the Southern
bankers
A m erica to hold until sea trade is the Wall Street speculalor-devll who
have the financial ability to market
re-oponeil. Eveu with the contra- |has been so often cursed and degradually this crop. It would al
band
order in
effect,
therefore, nounced, but llie "iK-ar" fun ner right
m ost appear as if the Federal Re
tw elve-cent p iices are am ply Justi- here in the South who is willing to
serve Act had been drafted fo r the
lled, whereas with open seas to all prove traitor to the cause by offer
benelit o f Southern producers.” Just
E urope, eolton would likely bring ing to give away Ihe crop at present
because the reserve act doesn’ t give
14 o r 15 cents.
prices— o r the "b e a r” merchant or
the farmers all the help they need
•An able lUid eminent com m ittee "b ea r” banker who forces him to
— just because it doesn’ t take the
on urhllration ought to 1„> n m n cl at 3, , ,
y , , t „ d u y m oruing's report of
place, nor profess lo take the place,
'ahove
This is
many experts. Including so conserva
of present
total num ber,
tlons "ex ception a l,”
not simply my view, but the view of
T h e personal reminiscences o f Baron de M dneval, for
thirteen years private secretary to N apoleon Bonaparte,
bring out, as no history can, matty enlightening and
interesting side lights on the character of that greatest of
leaders. D e M eh eva l’s descriptions have the piquancy
and interest possible only because he was an actual eye
witness o f the scenes and incidents o f which he writes.
T h eir reliability and historical interest can be judged by
the fact that the very conservative French A cadem y
and
would
freely at eight cen ts.”
,|ip
Of Ihe 8,543,0011 hales of Amerl-
lle r m a n y ’ s
the
a 13,000,000 bale estim ate for the
In Three Volumes
Eastern
W e must
S,> I'o i.ln .lm m l,
Eorty, or practically one-fourth o f
The facts are, however, lh a l even
N a p o le o n
163
prospects fo r business
bale deiicll— lo
be drawn trom the surplus.
o f
of
dieted that (arm ors
such loans. Let
fe i.t . i lces are .lu M ia e d , '
(• .m lin h .L ii.l e .
The I’ aclory
increased the surplus only 2.000.000
farm ers npplied for
\ — Tw el
A n d m a n u fa v liir e r s a r c n o l i . - o p
over-estim ate of the crop we see that
y ea r’s crop
vay Is-
cu llu l.
Ihe hank reserves.”
Hul even If we accept this early
e m o ir s
llud a oaturul
activity, will still further Inrrear'.'
clined.
M
'rillF lIT N E
lend money on cotton,
Last year it
tbat
(ew
Cecil C. Colbert, Agent
'lllllllllllllllllilll.llllilU IIU U IIIIIIIIIIIIt'lllllll)llllllllllllllllllllllllllltllllH
1)1
T H E
B A
L L
B R O S .
I
B a ll Joe & F re d B all
L E X
T R IB U N
E
me this 29th day o f Sept., 1915.
L. L. LAW S,
Notary Public.
(My com m ission expires June 3,
1910.)
'O l d
W ill C ry Y ou r Sale
A
M a id
COME
G et
A u c tio n ”
Y e s , w e a re s till in th e b u s in e s s -s e llin g sales e v e ry
T h e “ o ld m a id s a u 6 lio n ’ ’
fo r.
I
'■
W i l l be g la d to m a k e y o u r sale,
b ig
b y th e la d ie s
o r s m a ll,
of
th e
a g ran d
IN
B ou gh t
S have!
L a u n d ry B a s k e t L e av es T u e s d a y
and re tu rn s F rid a y .
h e ld
M e th n d is t
c h u r c h F r i d a y n i g h t p r o v e d to b e
f a r o r n e a r.
S tore
"R a zors Sharp, Tow els C lean;
Cuts the w hlskera ao they c a n ’t be s e e n "
W a s G rea t S u ccess.
and p le a s in g th e b id d e rs , as w e ll aa the m a n w e w o rk
I
a
s u o o e s s , b o th fin a n c ia lly
a n d fo r th e a m u se m e n t a ffo rd e d .
The World is Our Territory
M ak e
D a te s
W ith
se, w ere m a sk e d .
F . S . B all E l R e n ", O k la ,
O ffice phone 32
R esid en ce phone K X -5 1
;
th e t r e a s u r y
I
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o ff.
X
Always call at our expense
::
H.
The g reat ab
S m ith
a u tio n e e r is g iv e n
C . E . C ostello, F ir s t N a t ’l B a n k , L in d s a y , O k la .
I
th e ir b o x e s , o j c o u r
ility o f M .
B ro w n & S te p h e n s, B ra d le y , O k la h o m a
r
Som etim es a girl would rather
have a washed brass ring from the
man she loves than a costly diam ond
from another adm irer— but there
are not many girls like that.
A ll th e “ g o o d - lo o k in g c ld m a id s ”
w h e o ffe r e d
H e
as
an
b e in g
$ .3 1 ,6 0
fo r
N O T IC E
e s b r in g th a t a m o u n t.
A n o t h e r f e a t u r e o f th e a u c t io n
w a s th e fo r t u n e t e llin g
w h o to ld
by
P ro f.
it j u s t
as
w ill h a p p e n , u n d o f c o u r e e
a ll b e le iv e d e v e r y
it
th e y
w o r d h e s a id .
Yes, cold w eather is here. W e are
now ready to show you a good line
of coal heaters, w ood heaters, mon
key stoves, and cast cook stoves and
ranges. Plenty of all kinds o f pipe,
elbows, dam pers, shovels, etc.
NOUVILL HAUUWAIIE CO. 28-tf
The Palace Dru^ Store
Marquaad’s Record Unbeaten.
W ith t h e b a s e - b a l l s e a s o n o v e r R i c h a r d
h o ld s t h e r e c o r d
E. R . Loon ey
fr o m
new
p assed
B la n c h a r d
th ro u g h
e n ro u te
to
Ito m e n e a r F lo y d a d a ,
a C o m p le te
S u n d r ie s ,
L a d ie s
to ile t p r e p a r a t io n s .
B en
R ic h a r d s o n
fillin g t h e v a c a n c y
Prcsciptions
C om pou n ded
by
cau sed b y
M. H
ou r
:
s itin g
F o u n ta in \V e t r y t o
o f B r a d le y
o f
suit of
them at
2 8 -lt
F lo w o f L in d s a y
at
th e
T .
A .
M rs.
is a
C a m p b e ll
A le x ,
in g
o f
le tte r s
in
r e m a q jiu g
th e
O k la .,
A u gu st
In c a l l i n g
F. J. Hamilton, Prop.
un-
p o s to ffic e
fo r
th e
m o n th
3 1,
19 15 .
fo r
th e a b o v e
at
en d
p le a s e
H. Z. Dunlap
Crunk
Leatherw ood
Mrs. Rines
Shaw & Reynolds
Lottlce W right
W lllle W illiam s
Phone 34
sav
Publisher, C. C. Colbert.
’
S T E IN ,
in
blankets In town— 85c
P.
Ji.
C h ic k a s
to $6
pa ir— \v. H. Vincent & Co.
M rs V .
re tu rn e n
a fte r a fe w
v is it a t t h s h o m e o f h e r
...r . n n d
days
p a re n te ,
M rs. G . W . T id w H l
s is te r , M r s . J . P .
§
§
per
28-2t
E . M o ra n o f B la c k w e ll,
to d a y
and
W ih o n .
28-2t
M is s W e a v e r o f
at
th e
C h ic k a s h a ,
W eaver
M rs. H e rb e rt A d n ir
Diamond Edge Is a Quality Pledge
A ll of ou r axes, cultery and tools
bear that brand, and you might as
w ell have It, at the price o f Inferior
goods.
NO RVILL H A R D W A R E CO. 28-tf
arm
aro u n d
th is
fro m
is
hom e
sp en d
ot
L e e S m ith ,
e ^ s e w lie r e
Jim
B e n d is
w ee k fr o m
fs v e r .
^ Stephenson-Browne Lumber Company J
John W oodall shipped two
o f cattle to Verden Friday.
cars
to
M r,
dozen. — W. H. V in cent and Co. 282t
H. K app shipped from this station
Monday, a dandy load of cow s, 30
in num ber to the Oklahom a
City
market.
and
that
Our m otto is to have w hat you
want, the size you want, the kind
you want, the c o lo r you want, at
the price you want, “ when you want
It.”
N O RVILL H A R D W A R E CO. 28-tf
28-tf
M ae. W . P .
b ab y boy.
M o th e r a n d b a b e d o in g n ic e ly .
G eorge Raley w as a M onday vis
itor in Chickasha.
J. W . Ramsey was in Chickasha
Monday attending the Sales Day.
NOTICE!
A fter Oct. 1st, w e will not charge
anything on our books. It being fall
ot the year— the money season, you
w ill be expected to pay spot cash.
About y o u r account you owe us: W e
w ill ask that yon m ake settlement o f
same by Oct. Ib th . as we are unable
to carry It longer. We hope you w ill
appreciate the fa c t tuqt w e sold you
without security and cari 'cd your ac
count *or you at cash price, without
interest, and pay us promptly.
Yours very truly,
26-tf
PA LAC E DRUG STOKE,
Bear Skin stockings for boys and
girls. Buy 'em fo r the school kids.
BOND B RO TH ERS.
28-tf
A. T. Garner attended to business
m atters and visited home fo lk s in
Chickasha M o n d a ^ ^
W e feel tlmt those who patronize
us fo r their wants in hardware are
entitled to good m erchandise, and
all the service that is at our disposal
thrown in for good measure. Upon
this foundation we solicit you r trade
her
Mrs. Caroline Brady o f Purcell,
returned home a fter a few days’ visit
h a s at the home of A. J. Stein.
I
_
___
M is s B e r r y
m a n y fr ie n d s h e r e w h o
is
rep o rted
ae a tta c k
of
dresses
28-tf
ill
th is
r n a la r a l
W e h o p e fo r h is e a r l y r e .
Bond Brothers, th old
Reliable
store, have Ju.'l re n ived
a large
shipment o f Ladies nnd .Misses coats
for fall and winter. These nre in the
very latest styles and are priced Just
right- you rs Is Included In the shipmcDt, Adv.
W. H. Vincent & Company.
28-2t
M.-">. II .1 \ .11 Im ... ill
f. r
sev. ra ' d a v s w ith to n -ilit s is i m
p io v in g .
h oo ks.
W ord s
1
2
3
4
1 to 2 5 ------ t .i!o i .30 ^ .hi $ .50
26 to 5 0 . . .
.40
.60
,80 1.00
51 to 7 5 . . .
.60
.90 1.20 1.50
76 to 100. .
.80 1.20 1,60 2.00
Iniitials air.ld num bere count n.i
words.
No aifvertlsem ent acoci'ted
for less than 20c for first Insertion.
R E N E W YOUR SUBSCRIPTIOIV
W e w ou ldn ’ t ’du n ’ you fo r th e
w orld, but listen, we d o want to get
every subscriber paid in advance;'
we w ant the cleanest subscription
D ress does not always make a w o list In Grady county— w e’re determ
man but it often breaks a man.
ined to have it so.
The W om an ’ s
W orld and the H ousehold m agazines
for w om en and The People’ s P o p u
f R 'B J V A R D — W i l l
g iv e
fiiid o r
lib e r a l re w a rd fo r re tu rn
o f .3 lar M onthly and Farm Life fo r m en ,
together with The
Tribune— AU
h u n c h o f k e y s l o s t l a s t 'r i i u r s d a y in th e s ttitio n a t A le x .
A d Five F o r Only $1.30.
d ress J .
n . G ib b s , a t s h e r i f f ’s o f
f i c e , C h ic k a s lia , O k la .
2 4 -tf
W hen
a u p jilic s
P iila c c
D ru g
and
seh o. 1
S t o r e . 2 4 -4 t
FOR SALE— G ood second hand
Heney Buggy. R o b ’ t E. Alexander.
26-tf.
FOR SA LE— Good second-hand
single bnggy and harnes.'. cheap—
-Ask nt Post OfDce,
27-tf
New Bern, N. C.— A 3 gallon car
boy o f ’ ’ monkey ru m " In the ollice
o f U.
S. Com missioner Chas.
B.
Hill, showed the co lo r of the liquor
to bl* milky and the smell like that
or molasses. .Moonshiners in Nortb
Ci.rtdina are m aking anr setlI''P it
ill I; r;,e Qunntitlfes. It Is made of
wi.ler, molasses
aud certain
unk n o v n chemicals.
After w o r’ting.
the liq u or Ls 100 p roof, and a sanc.'t
ful will burn fo r five m 'nutes when
lighted. The ’ 'm on key rum j.ia ’
lasts three
tim es as long
i
w hiskey drunk, nnd ends with fright
ful d^ erlu m tremens.
in
Chop
BOND BROTH
go
a
foo-
to good
F o r T r a d e — a p o n y m a re fo r
a p o n y horse.
>
W . R . B l a k l e y 2 6 -t f
TH E TRIB U N E’ S
"NEEDLE-MOLDED”
F R E E LIBR.ARY
C L O T liF .
JT7/
W e have a hundred or m ore of
the very best o f books sent us hy
the Governm ent w hich covers quite
a num ber o f subjects and w hich we
have num bered and all persons are
invited to call and get one.
You
are required to sign up fo r the
book s, prom ising that you w ill re
turn them In good condition at a
given date.
F o r R e n t — 360 A cre s good
la n d f o r cash re n t o n ly .
S es B en F re e n y A le x , O k la
2 1 tf
Anyw ay It seems m ore or less a
ticklish b u s in e s for a humor! ‘ to
start out as a war correspond":
Mens and boys extra pants for
w inter.
Made to withstand
i'le
roughest of w ork — we cau Itt ycu,
BOND BROTHERS.
2S-tf
Stunni
N O T IC K
T o
S ch ool
T hats the word v’-bich rno.-tt
aptly describes o u r dhp'.ay o f F a !l
a nd W in ter Fabrics tr. 1 I'ash ior:!.
fo r M en ’s S ty li^ C lothe".
P a tron s:
P le a s e com e in a n d s e ttle fo r ,
a ll books g o tte n y o u r c h ild re n
b e fo re th e firs t o f O c to b e r fo r I
h a v e to send flie n ioney in a t
I t b r t tim e to p a y f o r a ll books
's o li.
;
F , j . H a m ilt o n
2G-tf;
David Starr Jordan csti.iiates tho
cost o f killing a man in war at $10,")0 .
D on ’ t those m ilitary fellow s
know anything about the low cost
, o f pleading a hip pocket m ovem ent?
I
’U $all fr
df Aw nh denSTyUo aN Nr oINe Git ycu
— it’s from .
T h e G lo b e T a ilo r in g C o .
Makers of ‘1/66(1;/: ?'
CliUses- ^
A notable facT
G lo b e s
T a ilorin g is the la rg .j fuifo..
ith as a m o n g m en w h o a te fandei >
in business and professional life—
m e n o f affairs, substantial m e n ,
a n d surely this w o u ld n ot' b e sr*
w ithout g o o d reason..
’That’s th e class o f m en w e c a te r
t o —that’s w hy w e w ant you to calk.
C h as.
"R e d D iam ond" overalls fo r .nil
who w ork
What size ’’ yes. we h.nv
your size.
O h ic k a s h a
H ou se
An optim ist is a fellow who always 2.5 -o e in t d i n n e r . — P h ’ c d A n d r e w s ,
believes what his debtors say;
few a d v t .
2 0 tf
pawn brokers are optimists.
The Dallas Sem i-W eekly F a rm
Com e In let us show you the many News and The Tribuno both 1 y e a r
beautiful pr«m ium s we are giving fo r $1.50.
for cash trade.
BOND BROTH ERS.
28-tf
An optim ist always sees the b rig h t
side— of the other fe llo w ’s tro u b le s.
1
h er.
School
W eeks.
w e lc o m e
near
JOv e r y .
^
Mens two piece underwear
and
union suits— good and warm, made
fo r winter, popular prices— always
a com plete stock.
BOND BRO TH ER S.
28-tf
a buggy.
H a m ilto n , a b o u n c in g
W A N TS
F r e d ’s
w eek,
Ladies and Misses ready-to wear
Childrens resdy to wear
in gingham s 10c to $1.25.
BOND BROTHERS.
LUM BER
Dr. L. E. Em anuel, i onnty physi
cian, w as down last wl . on busi
ness.
fr o m b e .
Boys Union suits— the kind
wear, 35c to $1.00.
BOND BROTHERS.
B o rn
in
dresses in gingham s. Middy Blouses
We Have The
Do you need a flrst class depend
able set o f harness?
If so, you
sbould see the “ J u m b o” elephant
line. There I: n on e better and the
price is right.
NO RV ILL H A .U 'W A R E CO, 28-tf
A f t e r O c to b e r 1st I w ill n o t
c h a rg e a n y th in g on m y books.
T h is is f a ll o f th e y e a r, y o u r
m o n e y season, and yo u w ill b *
e x p e c te d to p a y cash fo r e v e r y
t h in g . Y o u r a cc o u n t, w h ic h w e
h a v e c a rrie d fo r s e v e ra l m o n th s ,
I w ill a,sk 1h a t you k in d ly cal.l
a n d s e ttle b y O c to b e r 1 5 th , as I
am u n a b le to c a rry i t lo n g e r.
W e t r u s t th a t you a re a w a re
a n d a p p re c ia te th e f a c t t h a t w e
sold you w ith o u t s e c u rity and
c a rrie d y o u r a cc o u n t fo r y o u a t
cash p ric e s , w it h o u t in te re s t,
a n d com e in and p a y us w ith o u t
d e la y .
Y o u rs v e ry t r u ly ,
M . 0 . F o s t e r 2 7 -t f
is
hom e
a s is t e r o f M rs. V in c e n t a n d
L in d s a y ,
%
cent and Co.
cen t & C o m p a n y.
m o th e r, M r s J .
b u y in g
this
P rof. W . B. Gray o f Naples, pas
sed through Alex W ednesday, en
route to Oklahoma City, w here he
went in interest o f Bankers L ife In
surance Co.
Colton pick sacks, busking pins
M is s E d n a P e r r y o f C h illic o J h e ,
and gloves, scoop boards, fork s and
scoops are selling every day. Our T e x a s , a r r i v e d l a s t w e e k a n d w i l l
stock is com plot p.
a s s i s t in t h e s t o r e o f W . H . V i n
NO RVILL H AR D W A R E CO. 28-tf
in g a w e e k a t t h e
b e fo r e
C om forts to keep you warm
in g th ro w n
Largest and low est priced line of
p r ic e s
v is it o r t o d a y .
c a u se d , w e u n d e rta n d ,
ha.
§
te a m
h im .
w inter; $1.25 to $2.50— W . H. Vin
ju r e d
a t th e G a r n e r h o m e
G et o u r
A le x
J . M . G ip s o n is c a r r y in g an
O wner, C. C. Colbert, Alex, Okla.
K nown bondholders, m ortgagees,
M r s . M u r d o c k i s r e p o r t e d to b e
and other security holders, holdin g
i
m
p io v in g .
1 per cent or m ore of total am ount
of bonds, m ortgages, or other se
We h av e a com plete line o f 0 N T
curities, First National Dank, Alex,
thread.
W asson Grocery com pany.
Okln.
C. C. COLBEUT.
Sworn to and subscribed before
M rs. G . p . K ir t le y Is
a
gu sst
fc
c r e d it,
w ith th e B r o o k l y n
Good heavy canvas gloves BOc per
“ a d v e r t i s e d . ’ ’’
A. J.
S
ill
th is w e e k .
e k in io d
C O R N
CRIBS
rep o rted
C h u s . B e l l , c a t t le r a in o f C h i c k
a s h a , is a n
v is it in g
hom e.
p le a s e .
L is t
STATEM ENT O P THE OWNEH8 H IP , MANAaTaUC.feT, CHK ULA
TION, ETC., R EQ U IH EI) HY THE
ACT O P AUGUST 24, 1012.
ot A lex T ribu n e, published weekly
at Alex, Okla., t o r O ctober, 1915.
E ditor, C. ,C. C olbert, A lex, Okla.
M anaging E d ito r , C. C. Colbert,
Business M anager, C. C. Colbert.
is
v i
A D V E R T IS E D L E T T E R S .
--------------------------------
W e b ster
is
in t h e s c h o o l s
illn e s s
For S a le; Unredeemed
clothes, six dollars.
See
Sloans T a ilo r shop.
R e g is t e r e d
P h a i m a c is ts
P a tr o o iz e
th e
M a r q u a r d s till
a ls o to h is
h is
T ex.
Ladles ready-to-w ear drosses in t h i s w e e k .
ginghams $1.00 to 11.50. Klm onas,
Get yo u r school tablets and prac
11.25.
BOND BROTHERS.
28-tf tice tablet at W asson Grocery Com
pany.
28-2t
lin e o f D r u g s ,
W a ll p a p er a n d
H e is n o w
a n d th e tr a in e r w h o m a d e
M rs.
K eeps
[R u b e ]
fo r n in e te e n s t r a i g h t w in s ,
a tw e n ty -o n e in n in g g a m e .
(T h e Q u a lity S t o r e ) ___________
ROCK ISLAND TIM E TABLE.
Eastbound.
Westbonnif.
3:03 .............................; ................. 5 : og
10:30 ......................................... CT.. . 12;.55
b e tte r
m a d e 1 5 w e ll fille d b o x
X
X, W e a v e r ,
i
as
as n rerso n
As a rule the less a man kn ow s
about doing som ething, the m ore
ready he is to tell th e other fe llo w
how to do It.
W hen you
teed a trunk
you !'.!D
BON’ D
visit m other you will
or suit case— let t>’
nice ones wc liuv!-,
B RO TH E R?.
2« |f
P la to
Published in the universally Famous
The 1 lom e Paper Read by the people o f a
W a sh ita V aley
LIVE TOWN
V o l. I X
N o . 29
A L E X ,'G 1 ? ,A D Y ( O U N T Y . O K L A H O M A , F R I D A Y M O R N I N G , O C T ., 1 5 ,1 9 1 5
J . A . C o rz in e , P re s .
$ 1.00 P e r Y e a r — P a y a b l# in a d va n ce
C. E . C ostello. V . P re s.
I. L . L a w s . C a s h ie r
R. L . C ru s e, V . P res.
E . W . W asson, Ass’t C a s h ie r
KE#
(N o . 10193)
FO R"
T H E
First National
Bank
O F
-Sensible prices,
quality considered.
A L E X
W
C a p ita l a n d
H in ts t o
S u r p lu s ,
$ 5 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0
o u r F a r m e r F r ie n d s :
H elp y o u rs e f a n d yo u r n eig h b o rs b y d oing a ll you can to
keep th e ro a d in good s h ap e a d jo in in g y o u r fa rm , w h e th
e r you o w n the fa r m o r n o t. I f a ll fa rm e rs w o u ld do this
xMr. W oodruff of Burnett, Kansas
w as in Alex this week looking at
som e of the g o o d land around here.
A L E X G RAIN M ARK ET.
-----------Corn, shu cked.................................... 4 0 c
He w ill probably buy two farms near iC o r n , s n a p p e d ___________
35c
A lex and w ill in that event locate I Oats
.................................. 27o
here agd be o n e of the good men of Kaflr, shelled,per 100 lb s
65e
this neighborhood.
^
W h e a t .................................................... 9Qc
Diamond E d g e is a Quality Pledge i F. P. Stufflebeam transacted busi
A ll o f our a xes, cultery and tools ness in Chickasha Tuesday.
b e a r that brand, and you might at
A llean, the 4 year old daughter
•well have it, a t the price o l Inferioi
of
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Campbell, ill
g o o d s.
NORVILL H A R D W A R E CO. 2 8 -tf for several weeks w ith diphtheria,
is reported im proving.
G. 8, W estraoland was a Chicka
NOTICE 81'BSCRIBEIW . /
sha business visitor Monday.
Bear Skin stockings fo r boys and 1“ ' W e are glad to announce that we
g irls. Buy 'e m for the school kids. have ju s t
received a W lng-H orton
BOND BROTH ERS.
2 8 -tf m ailing machine. In using this m a: chine with the novel system we n ow
M. H. Sm ith spent Monday night , use, you will, if you w ill but notice,
he advised
Just when your sub
in Chickasha on business.
scription expired or w ill expire. To
M illin e r y u p to th e m in u te is ascertain this, you sim ply note the
th e k in d y o u see a t P e r r y B ro s ’ . two ligures to the le ft as shown on
your label to the right o f your nam e,
L in d s a y , O k la .
2 9 t f if it is 16, that means you expire in
1916.
The
letter
denotes the
J. H. Adair shipped a car of extra
months. For exam ple: 16A 1s on
g o o d swine to the Oklahom a City
your label, 16 stands fo r 1916 and
m ark et M onday. 91 head w eighed
the letter A for January, B for F e b
a little better than 215 average, and
ruary, etc.
brou gh t $7.80.
W e are revising ou r list Bllghtly
Cotton pick sacks, husking pins before we put this m achine to w ork.
and gloves, scoop boards, forks and May we ask if you get your paper
scoop s are sellin g every day.
Our at the proper address? If you have
a rou te and a box, w ill you kindly
sto ck Is com plete.
NORVILL H A R D W A R E CO. 28-tf drop us a postal ca rd ?
L e f t to r ig h t . S ir H e n r y B a ffin g to n S m ith , J . P . M o rg a n , B aro n
R e a d in g s , S ir E d w a r d H o p k in s o n H o ld e n , B as il P . P la c k e tt, M .
O c ta v e H o m b e rg , M . E rn e s t M a lle t .
B a c k o f th is g ro u p e is th e
fam ous M o rg a n L ib r a r y w ith its p riceless w o rk s o f a r t .
A t e ig h t o’c lo c k la.st n ig h t th e
B ra d le y e le v a to r, p ro p e rty o f
M o o re G ra in C o m p a n y o f C h ic k
asha, w as c o m p le te ly d e s tro y e d
by f i r e o f u n k n o w n o r ig in , to
g e th e r w ith a n im m e n s e corn
crib a d jo in in g w h ic h , i t is r e
p o rte d , w as s e p a ra te d fr o m th e
e le v a tro r b y a concrete fire w a ll.
T h e s u p p o s itio n is t h a t th e flr e
g a in e d e n tra n c e to th e c o rn c rib
th ro u g h th e t r a p door in th e fire
w a ll. A n e m p ty box c a r w h ic h
was s e t fo r lo a d in g th e d a y b e
fo re w a r b u rn e d .
T h r o u g h th e
h e ro ic e ffo rts o f th e “ b u c k e t
b r ig r id e ” th e R o ck Is la n d s t a t
ion w a s s a v e d , a n u m b e r o f m en
b e in g p e rc h e d on t i p o f i t to p u t
out t h e ro o f w h ic h c a u g h t sev
e ra l tim e s f r o m b u rn in g s h in g les
fly in g in th e a ir . R otm or has i t
th a t th e fire it a r t e d in th e e n g
ine ro o m .
M r s . E . W . W as so n l e f t W e d
n e sd a y fo r O k la h o m a C it y .
F o r Sale: U nredeem ed suit of
cloth es, six dollars.
See them at
Sloans Tailor shop.
2 8 -lt
B o y s Union suits— the kind that
w ear, 35c to $1.00.
BOND BROTH ERS.
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S a le
D ay
S a t. O c t
A t a m e e tin g th a t w a s ja m -u p
fu ll o f p u re -d e e n th u s ia s m th e
A le x C o m m e rc ia l C lu b , w ith th e
a rg e s t a tte n d a n c e w e have e v e r
h a d , v o te d u n a n im o u ly to p u ll
a re a l sale d a y and b a rg a in g iv
in g d a y by e v e r y liv e m e r h a n t
in A le x . E a c h sale d a y w ill be
p re c e d e d by tw o issues of th e
T r ib u n e , w h ic h w ill c o n ta in ads
• f th e m e rc h a n ts s h o w in g th e
g r e a t values th e y w ill g iv e y o u
on t h a t d a y . T h e m id d le o f th e
p a g e has b e en re s e rv e d fo r d e s
c rip tio n s o f a n y a n y a rtic le s yo u
By Dr. John W . Duke, State Health
Commissioner.
Nothing so quickly strikes terror
to the m other’s heart as tbe dis
covery that her child has diphtheria.
Its progress is so rapid that death
quickly
follow s,
unless effective
treatment is prom ptly administered.
But science is preventing the ravages
of diphtheria, ju s t as it is granting
immunity against typhoid and yel
low fever. Precaution againat diph
theria by giving immunizing doses
of diphtheria antl-toxine is what
saves life. T h e
New Y ork
City
health departm ent has accurate sta
tistics show ing that in m ore than
e x p e c t to b r in g in on t h a t d a y .
80,000 cases in whtch immunizing
L a r g e c irc u la rs in g r e a t n u m doses were given, only 182, or 2 per
b e rs w ill be d is trib u te d o ver G r - cent, developed diphtheria, and of
those 182 cases only on e died. Sci
d y a n d a d jo in in g c o u n tie s .
Let
ence has never rendered a liner ser
e v e ry o n e be a booster and com e vice to humanity.
to A le x S a tu rd a y , O c to b e r 3 0 th .
Diphtheria is an acute infectious
Com e in let us show you the m any disease caused by the Klebs-Loeffler
beau tifu l premiums we are giving bacillus, which grows upon any mu
cous and upon the skin itself when
fo r cash trade.
has been
removed.
BOND BROTH ERS.
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The bacillus is som etim es found in
J im Bond is im p ro v in g s lo w ly . the biood. These germ s generate a
toxin o r poison at tbe point of in
W e feel that those w ho patronize fection. This poison is absorbed by
us fo r their w ants in hardware are the lym phbatlc glands, from which
entitled to good merchandise, and it enters the blood and Is carried to
all the service that is at our disposal all parts of the body, affecting every
throw n in fo r good measure. Upon tissue and every organ. At places
this foundation we solicit your trade of infection where germ s grow, a
NO RVILL H A R D W A R E CO. 28-tf false m em brane is form ed. There is
John Shelby, you all know the no such disease as "m em branous
of anything rqgentleman, w as in Chickasha T u es cro u p ." Bew are
M r s . C . E . C ook is q u ite ill th is
w eek.
day.
W h en
H u n g ry
Visit Our Sanitary
MEAT MARKET &
LUNCH COUNTER
A Complete Line of
D rygoods
M en ’ s and B oy’ s Furnishings
Stetson Hats
Trunks and Bags
D on’ t Forget Our 5-10-25c Line
W. H. Vincent & Co.
O u r m otto ia to havo w bat you
w ant, the size you want, the kind
you -want, th e color y o u want, at
the price you want, "w h en you want
It."
B orn to M r.
and Mrs.
Carnes, Sunday, a real boy.
tem pted to celebrate.
B.
B.
Ben Is
T h e Dallas Sem i-W eekly Farm
N ew s and T h e Tribune both 1 year
fo r $1.50.
C a d e t hose fo r th e w h o le f a m
ily , in fa ll w e ig h ts , n o w re a d y a t
sem bllng it,
Bond Brothers, the old Reliable
store, have ju st received a large
shipment of Ladles and Misses coats
fo r fall aniLwinter. These are in the
very latest styles and are priced ju s t
right— yours is included in the ship
m ent.— Adv.
O. T. Lentz transacted business In
Chickasha Tuesday between trains.
Mens tw o piece underwear
and
union suits— good and warm, made
fo r winter, popular prices— alw ays
a com plete stock.
BOND BROTHERS.
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D r . and M rs . S h a w e n te r ta in
P e r r y B ro s’ . L in d s a y , O k la . 2 9 tf ed in honor o f M is s O llie Jo yc e
R . A. M urray left Sunday after
noon for Pauls Valley where he went
to get a buz wagon, but the rains
flooded ‘ 'rubberboot reservation” and
we think, we think!
o f O k la h o m a C ity , a t " 4 2 ”
Childrens ready to wear
in gingham s 10c to $1.2 5.
BOND BROTHERS.
P e r r y and R o b t. E .
dresses
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w eek.
la s t
T h o s e p re s e n t w e re M is s
O llie Joyce, M esdem es W e a v e r,
and
W ils o n ,
M e ss rs
Savage,
A le x a n d e r,
a n d G eorg e R a le y .
1 can clo«e yo u r loan q u ic k e r
J o h n L o o n e y w as a C h ic k a s h a .and give yo u b e tte r rates on a
fa rm loan, fire and to rn ad o inv is ito r W e d n e s d a y .
suninee. .John H a n k in s , C hicka2 0 tf
Y es, cold weather is here. W e are tha, O k la., phone 447.
n ow ready to show you a good line
o f coal heaters, wood heaters, m on
key stoves, and cqst co o k stoves and
ranges. P len ty of all kinds of pipe,
elbow s, dam pers, shovels, etc.
M iss J ty c e ,
a guesI a t
BOND BROS
DR. J. W . DUKE WARNS AGAINST
I'OSSIBLE D IP H T H E R IA - EI’ IDEMIO.
3 0 th
th e
h o m e o f D r . and M rs . S h a w fo r
A. C. W alters preferred goin g to
Chickasha Tuesday to rem aining at
home.
E
Q uality is ou r M otto
Financiers Arranging $1,000,000,000
war loan
Elevator Burns
E L C O M
‘P H O N E 3 0
and that even under norm al con
ditions it is beat to rem ove them.
But this shou ld not be done during
an epidem ic of diphtheria, as ths
raw surface o f the tem porary wound
due to the operation, is extremely
susceptible to infection by the diph
theria germa.
If diphtheria should en ter a bouse
h old, the household sh ou ld be in
stantly and rightly quarantined. P re
ferably the patient sh ou ld be sent
to a hospital.
Quarantine A il.
The quarantine should include all
persons in
whom tho
hacllll are
present. T h e patient should be kept
iu a room that can be cu t off from
ail other room s. T h e ventilation
should be good, with plenty ot sun
shine and fresh air. A ll rugs, car
pets, curtains and unnecessary arti
cles of furniture should be removed
and ca refu lly disinfected. This in
cludes ail animal pets. No food
should be allowed to .stand in the
room , n or visitors allow ed. Only
those in charge ot the patient should
be adm itted to the room . All toys
o r playthings should be thoroughly
disinfected o r burned at tlie ter
mination o t the disease. Expector
ation shou ld be upon
cloths, all
burned, o r placed in u 5 per cent
carbolic a cid solution until thoy can
be burned.
Bed clothing, etc.,
should be placed In this solution ana
then thoroughly b oiled.
The
best
available physician
May Reeom e Prevnlent,
Excessive rainfall and dampness,
unusuul quantities of decaying veg
etation, and poor sanitary methods
in many localities during the last
six months have exposed Oklaboma
to outbreaks o f diphtheria duriug
the ensuing fa ll and winter. All un
clean conditions that breed disease
should he destroyed,
and In all
homes there should be liberal use
of disinfectants, with lots of sun
shine and ventilation.
T he appearance of a case of diph
theria in a neighborhood should be
met as quickly as an outbreak of
flre. In addition to rigid quaran
tine o f cases, it is often an exercise
of the greatest wisdom to immunize
all children in public schools, which
should be closed If there is apparent
danger of an epidemic.
F o r all persons m ore than 1 year
o f age, the im m unizing dose should
never be less than 1,000 units, and
whero there has been exposure to
infection fo r live or six days, the
dose should be 15,000 units. In in
fants less than 1 year and more tban
6 months sbould receive from 500 to
1,000 units, from which the doae
may be graduated to 100 units for
a baby only a few days old. The
anti-toxine i.s harmless. Failure to
use it ts generally fatal. Diphtheria
destroys both the old and tbe young.
Parents
sbould know
tbat en
larged tonsils and adenoids, common
am ong children, predispose to in
flammatory conditions of the throat
should be called the m om enl diph
theria Is suspected. I f the symptoms
are con fu sing at flrst, waate no time,
but adm inister anti-toxin at once.
This shou ld be done even in sup
posed spasm odic crou p , if the at
tack falls to subside in three o r tour
hours. It th e patient has been ill
from
tw enty-four
to twenty-six
hours, give n ot less tban 5,000 units.
The dose fo r Infants under 1 yea r in
developed cases should be at least
3.000 units; f o r adults 10,000 to
15.000 units.
The diet should be m ilk alone un
til the throat is clear o f membrane,
and the pulse rato below 100 beats
a minute. T b e m ildest case thould
be kept in bed not less tban teu
d a ys; serious oases, from
three
w eeks to a m onth, according to tbelr
pulse rate and heart condition. It
Is extrem ely dangerous to a llow a
child to leave its bed when its pulse
rate is m ore than 100.
Anyway it seems m ore o r less a
ticklish business fo r a hum orist to
start out as a war correspondent.
Three sports o f the "h igh and
dry club” w hich really exists out on
“ rubberboot R eservation" are said to
have wended their way through tho
crow ds at tho county fair to a south
ern portion o f Chickasha where they
advanced a "co lo re d gentlem an" the
price of a quart o f the very best
"flgh tln g w a te r."
A fter waiting
fo r the return of the m essenger fo r
som e time, they are said to have
d rove down a stake to mark the fatal
spot.
M . 0. Foster l?ft W e d n e s d a y
for Dillas where he will
the Dillas State Pair.
Ladles ready-to-w ear dresses la
gingham s $1.00 to $1.60. Kimone#,
$1.26.
BOND BROTHERS.
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COME
G et
a
S tore
IN
B ou gh t
Shavel
"Razora Sharp, Towels Clean;
___________ Cats the whiskers so they oan’t be aeen”
L a u n d ry B a s k e t L e a v e s T u e s d a y
ww
KOZY
T h e a tre
C h ic k a s h a ,
W e
O k la h o m a
w a n t th e
V a u d e v ille
2
5
F arm ers
and 4
P a tron a g e
r e e ls o f
a lw a y s
10
P ic tu r e
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r tlE
THE ALEX TRIBUNE
PubllslMMl
Every
w h ich is a p roh ib ition paper, a c c e p t - 1
up
farm
ed the bu sin ess on the g r o u n d that
m oro
a d v e r tis in g was Ihe paper’s " s t o c k in
a g ricu ltu re,
t r a d e ’’ a n d ’ ’for s a le for the u se of
seiillinent fo r g o o d
s c ic n llllc
C
e c il
C. C
AdvorllHliiK
I'a y-
rates
on
M en wlll represen t th e b a n k ers’ as
a n y le g itim a te bu siness
co n g re ss, M arch
s o c ia tio n
” W e w ant lo be f a i r to both friend
3. 1879,
The
Rural Credits
la s t C o n g ress
had
m a tte r u n d e r discu=sion,
and it
is co n fid e n tly e x p e c te d t h a t the
done to p ro m o te th e a g ric u ltu ra l gession n e x t w in t e r , w ill estab-
i z i n g the c ou n ty a ssocia tion s.
d o n ’ t b e lie v e It w ill hurt th e p ublic
any
in te re s t ra te ,
,
depends
in , and w ill send sp e a k e r s and w o r k
p res o n le d .
e r s to aid.
c a s t a m o r e in te llig e n t b a llo t.” Thus
fo r
reasonable in
C o n g ress re c e n tly
e d ito r ia lly , will s u p p o r t the
tl i b a ck w ood s sc h o o l house o n
ca u se.
the
has
who
not
s till
h a v e to p a y e x o rb ita n t in te re s t
ra te s fo r loans.
g o v ern m en t
have
The
p ro d u ce s
F lH ’l’OK
cause g r e a t harm .
Tho
e d ito r o f T h e H erald is h on est in his
K .M 'L A IN S .
C an ova , S.
U.
recen tly
H era ld ,
by
th e sam e tim e, he is big e n o u g h to
was
a llo w h is o p p on en ts a place In the
a n ti-p ro h l-
fo r
a d v ertisin g
ra te s
to
p re s e n t the ’ ’ w et’ ’ s id e o f the state
k ota .
B a n k ers are t r y in g to g e t in clos
e ffo rts a ro bound lo p rod u ce results
p rofltab le to both.
au d
the
cry
has
T h is p a p e r, again
o v e r the cou n try .
first
heen
T he
ech oed
d elln lte
al!
per
cent
le tte r
H E.NT C(».\ r i l A l T S .
a
step in co-op era tin g
w ith the state h oa rd o f a g ricu ltu re
and o th er org a n iz a tion s to organize
ru ral associa tion s lu every c o u u ty in
a sk in g fo r
the p rop o sitio n
rates
In m a k in g rent co n tra cts f o r next
w as a
cle a n -cu t b u sin ess o n e — not In ten d
year
ed
us a s u b s id y — ’ ’ th e only p u rp os e
sh o u ld rem em b er th a t the s o il must
b e in g to p r o v e that p ro h ib itio n does
h a v e ju s t co n sid e r a tio n if th e crops
n o t meet th e ex p ected end an d will
n ex t y ea r an d the y ea rs th at fo llo w
b e in ex p ed ien t.”
a r e to be profltaB le.
T h e letter a d d e d ;
la n d ,
ow n ers
and
p r o h ib itio n q u estion w ill not In v olv e
w h a tev er revenue e a ch is to derive
a co n sid e r a tio n . Y o u are o ffered this
fr o m
b u sin ess
w h eth er
g o o d b u sin ess fo r e a c h to d o h is part
y o u r paper is fo r o r again st p ro h ib i
in p ra ctic in g a sa fe , rational an d in
t io n .”
tellig e n t system o f crop p in g , w ith a
paper o n
ir r e s p e c tiv e
of
T h e e d ito r o f the H e r a ld ,—
the
tra n sa ction , it w o u ld
RO BT.
Business &
Professiona
be
O ffic e
A L E X A N D E R
F ir s t
N a tio n a l
R ank
B u ild in g .
I
T h e sy stem in th e past h a s con
E.
LA W Y E R
In the d e e p shadow o f h er pink sunbonnet, P rlcilla did n o t see th e dark
clou d s p ilin g up In th e so u th w e st
S uddenly ca m e the a v ala n ch e o f g re a t
L od ge D irectory
w arm d rop s that soon b eca m e a heavy
dow npour.
P riscilla t u r ed to flee.
A blackberry vine cau g h t h e r foot
a n d she fe l! full le a -th on th e ground.
A. L . H orr|
H orrible pains da. " I through her | b . F. H o ld in g
an kle as sh e tried to
:'g g le to her
f e e t H er elbow s w ere ' op in the I
H O L D IN G & H E R R ,
%
c»ushed blackberries from h er over Y
A tto r n e y s A t L a w
[i)
turned pall.
v ie w o f in crea sin g th e yield.
i
E n v o y s fa v o r C a rr a n z a ru le . S e c re ta ry L a n s in g has b eg u n
g a th e rin g th e d a ta on w h ic h th e P a n -A m e ric a n c o n fe re n c e
w ill base its conclusions as to w h a t should be done to s e ttle
th e M e x ic a n p ro blem
T he fa rth er side o f the fleld bor
d ered the w oods, and th e bla ckb erry
thicket b etw een was lad en w ith fr u it
Since b o t h par
ties are d ep en d en t u p on the la n d for
of your
General Vensutiano Carranza
“ Fancy L ov e finding m e atop of
R attlem m ou n ta in !" lau gh ed P riscilla,
a s she t o o k down a sh in in g tin pall.
“ In the m eantim e, w h ile I’m w aiting
f o r him. I’ll p ick those b la ck b erries b®
fo r e the b ird s eat them up.”
tenants
the
’ ’ T h e p olicy
M issouri
A sso cia tio n Is m a k in g
The
s ta te d that
er touch w ith the fa rm e r, a n d thoir
c r e d it”
system w h e re b y th e fa rm e rs c an
b o rro w m o n e y a t fo u r
alw a ys
ben etlcial results, b u t su p p ression of
w i d e p roh ib ition lig h t In S ou th Da
B a n k e rs’
c a lle d a “ ru r a l
A g ita tio n
Priscilla stood on the d oorston e
look in g off a t the h ills w h ich billow ed
a w a y into a dim blue haze.
The thougbt that w as ev er present
sm ote her sharply n ow . If anything
happened t o grandfather w hat should
s h e do? W h a t could sh e d o?
Teach sch ool, of cou rse, and there
w e r e her d om estic talents. W as she
n o t even n o w supporting h erself aud
h e r grandfather by th e sale ot her
p ick les and preserves, her canned
fruit, her p otted m in cem ea t?
She cou ld continue to do that, but
i t would b e horribly lo n e s o m e on the
m ountain to p — and u n sa fe to atay
th ere alon e.
P ris cilla waa young.
S h e longed for pleasure, fo r love.
She blu shed at th e though t, and
sm iled as sh e rem em bered h e r m oth
e r ’s oft-repeatod a d v ice.
" D o your
d u ty, my dear, and L o v e w ill find you ,
o u t— no m a tter where you h id e !”
“ d ry ”
esp ou sa l o f the “ d r y ” cause, a n d , at
iiA .V K iiits a .n t ) f a h .m p . k .s .
era tio n betw een h a n k er and farm er,
fa r m e r s
argu
fo r u m .
o f th e c o u n try .
T h is
will c a r r y ’ ’w e t”
r o r ds nnd the death k n ell o f th e lit
b lt io n ls ls
and again , has u r g e d a c lo s e r coop
in te re s t.
T h e H era ld
to
m en ts In it s a d v e rtisin g c o lu m n s and,
a p p ro a ch e d
bills to m e e t th e fin a n c ia l needs
w h a t is
new niov e-
imp-
supply fo r
B anks w i t h p o w e r to issue b a n k
E u ro p e o n
Tho
us
m « ?.t Is the daw n o f th e ora o f rock
THE
c rea te d tw e lv e N a tio n a l R e s e rv e
th e
assistance.
It w o u ld enable
fa c t s m ay
__________________
anti :
revised o u r c u rre n c y system a n d
helped
r a ilr o a d s w ill also
have b o th sides o f Ihe qu estion
m o re |
o r less on b o rro w e d c a p ita l,
a n a m p le
T he m ountain seem ed very near tbe
s k y on that hot July day. T h e suu
burned the sparse g ra ss around the
o ld farm house, but A m os Ueutly shiv,
er e d aud m oved his chaJr o u t o f the
sh a d e of th e apple tree.
“ Seems lik e tho w in d ’s lu th o east,
h on ey ," he said lo P riscilla.
T he girl looked d ow n aud a wistful
s m ile cu rved her lips. She was pale
w ith the Intense heat, but sh e knew
th at the old man’s slu gg ish b lood was
chilled.
a n d -we
lo
business ro v in g , e tp iip p in g and o p e ra tin g
ception to th e ru le .
said tho e d ito r ,”
s l a t e board o f a g ricu ltu re then steps
h ill.
e n te rp ris e , and fa r m in g is no e x - th e ir fa rm s .
te re s t ra te s
T he
n e g lig e n t o f , [,y ^ j,,g j.ic a n fa rm e rs w ill he en-
to th e success o f
business m e n a t
wlll
has lis h .a r u r a l c re d it system w h ere-
A m p le c a p ita l is necessary ^ jj
to insure
c o u n ty , an d
an d fo e ,”
th e fin a n c ia l neebs o f th e f a r m - ' a|j]ec| ty horrow necessay capital
M ost business
ench
the
M u c h as our g o v e rn m e n t has p resen t C ongress, a t its com ing
e rs .
in
h e charged w ilh the duty o f o r g a n
le n d
deen o n e x c u s a d ly
By ELSA DO R A N .
e n te r p r ise ,”
ap iillratlon .
ai second class m a tte r under act o l
c o u n try i t
s c h o o ls and
in elh od s o f
LOVE ON A MOUNTAIN
In advance.
E ntered at A l e i , O kla.. p o s to fflc e
in te re s ts o f th e
roads,
o lb e r t
HBbgcHptton per y e a r,
alilo
T R IB U N E
t h e Billie f o r Ihe p u r p o s e of w o rk in g
a d v isers, b e lt e r
Prlrt*>.
A LEX
A le x ,
O k la h o m a
H ugh M.
M llic a n
.
D rA ym an
B aggage
& T ra n s fe r
P ro m p t S e r v ic e
R e a s o n a b le
R a te s.
i
’’W ait a m om en t!" called a man’s
R oom 210, N ew T ye B u ild in g , v
v o ice , and a pair o f stron g hands 4
C h ick a sh a , O kla.
^ ft
«
gently lifte d P riscilla from h er Iguo- I ;
a n t and th e land ow n er
fo r
one
ft
H. L. G R IG S B Y ,
«
b le position and set h e r upon h er feet A
She w in ced , scream ed and fainted
ft
A ’fT O R N E Y A T L.AW .
»
y e a r, 'f h i s has l e f t the lan d p oorer tn her rescu er’s arms.
O S C A R S IJ ffS O N ,
I ft
ft
"The— d ick e n s !” w h istled th e young
C H IC K A S H A , O K L A .
*
a n d c a u sed the ten a n t often to m ove
L aw yer.
v ft
m aa as h e staggered across the fleld
ftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftil
w ith his burden, fo r h e was sm all and
o n , s e e k in g rich er land an d a bet
Oflice o v e r F a r m e r ’s S tate Bank,-]*
slender and, although m uscular for
C h ick a sh a , O k la h om a .
%
te r c o n tra ct.
o n e of h is build, h e found P riscilla
n o light m atter.
N o te n a n t can b e blam ed f o r re
He reached the little farm house,
D R . 3. M . H A N N A
;l;
and, as h e alm ost fe ll up th e steps,
N i c e c l e a n b e d s i n c o o l room -© .
fu sin g to stay on a farm t h a t has
th e kitchen door op en ed an d grand
K a te s b y w ee k .
S p e c i a l a it t c n P h y sicia n an d S u rg eon
father’s w orried fa ce appeared.
tio n to g u e s t s .
been ru n dow n in fertility
an d in
“ W hat’s happened to P ris s y ? ” the j . Office r e a r F ir s t N ation al B ank.^!
W . F . S T E V E N S , P ro p .
old man quavered.
b u ild in g t ill the la n d docs n o t yield
P h on e 13 3.
A le x , O k l a .t
205V^2 C h i c k a s h a A v e .
"Sprained ankle. I think,” panted
C liic k a s h a , O k la .
p rofita b le crop s a n d when t h e build
P riscilla’s deliverer as he laid her
dow n on th e sofa in th e sittin g room.
D R . J . M . BO N D
I
in g s do n o t afford sh elter an d p rotec
"G ot any sm elling sa lts ? "
C H EA N EY H O TEL
But P riscilla was recov erin g rap
D e n t is t
^
tio n fo r th e fa m ily , the te a m s and
S tea m
H e a l, H o t a n d C o ld r u n
idly. H er eyes op en ed and met a
n i n g w a t e r in a l l r o o m s .
A ll w o r k G u a ra n teed .
,t.
tb e Im plem ents.
I f each
tenant p air o f v ery blue e y e s in a thin,
brown fa ce — a stron g fa ce , bu t a win
T h e b e s t t a b le in t h e s t a t e .
C hickash a,
O k la h o m a .i
c o u ld b e assured th a t, so l o n g as he
ning one.
P r iv a te B a th .
’’Yes, s ir ," he was say in g t o grand
12 2 -13 4 (liie k a s h a A v e .
w ill stay and help im prove th e soil,
father in the m ost r esp ectfu l voice, I
J. W . O W S L E Y .
I
“ here’s m y card.
I represen t the i
th e c o n t r a c t w ou ld be re n e w e d and
J e w e lry , D ia m on d s, AYatchcs.
1*1 f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t g t g t l K j l
P epperton Pickle and P reserv e com
pany."
j;C u t G lass, C h in a A rt G o o d s a n d X ft A L E X
GROVE
N o.
405 ft
m ade to co m p e n s a te him in
larger
P riscilla sat up on the cou ch and
S ilv erw a re.
ft m eets e v e ry first a n d
th ird ft
discovered that gran d fath er had re
c ro p s a n d hetter bu ild in gs
doubt
ft W ed n esd a y afte rn o o n in e a ch ft
R ep a irin g
C h ick a sh a , O k la .m oved h e r shoe an d stock in g , and,
ft m onth
g
less th ere w ould b e longer c on tra cts.
with the aid o f h er rescu er, was en X
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gaged in putting a c o ld com p ress on
T he in terests o f laud o w n e r s and
th e dam aged ankle. A s in a dream t,
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sh e saw th e young m an g o out and \
•
tenants a r e m u tu a l. The s o il Is a
LawYer.
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return w ith a pali o f icy w ater from
the deep well.
sou rce o f w ealth f o r both .
W hen
317 C h ick a sh a A v e .
He was panting a s though the exALEX LODGE
O k la h om a X
C C hickash a,
o n e p rosp ers th e other p rosp ers ertion o f pulling up th e w ell bucket
.1.
N o. 47 7
was. toâ m u ch for h is puny: s tre jg th .
I. 0 . O. F.
in a p r o p o r llo n a t e m a n n er. T he M ost r f th e story b o o k h eroes would
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s id ered o n ly the in te re st o f t h e ten
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L E
W IT H O U T R E S E R V E
5 Miles North of Alex, Oklahoma
At my ranch, hetter known as the Walthall Ranch
T h u rsd a y , O c t. 2 k h
Live Stock
1 Span black mare mules
9 years old. Weigh 2200
1 Pair horse mules
1 Span black horse mules
1 Chestnut mare mule
6 years old. Weighs 1200
1 Brown horse mule
1 Bay gelding coming 3 year old
weigh 1050
1 Iron grey filley-bred to jack.
Three
years old and weighs
900
2 Iron grey colts-1 year old
1 weanling filley-out of thorough-bred
mare.
1 weanling mare mule colt
1 Bay mare-bred to jack.
coming 9 year old
I Chestnut English thorough-bred mare;
bred to rcg. saddle horse. 11 years oldweight 1100
Farming Implements
2 Farm wagons
1 two seated surrey
2 low iron wheeled wagons
1 buggy
2 Tribell listers(new)
2 sulkey plows
1 walking 10" plow
1-2 row planter
3 riding cultivators
1 \vheat drill
I 2 row cultivator
4 sets farm harness
1 row binder
1 set wagon harness-new
1 grain binder
1 Corn Sheller
1 stalk cutter
1 disc harrow
1 section harrow
Household Goods
fc,
p a rtn ersh ip
ren t c o n tra ct IS a
fo r
both p a rtie s, the la n d ow n er and the
ten an t; eaeh has h is part o f th e con tract to fu lfill; b o t h wlll p ro s p e r in
One cook stove
One bed room suit
One folding bed
One suBwing machine
p r o p o r tio n to the m anner in
w hich
h e does h is duty.
L o n g e r c on tra cts,
m ore
con v en
ien ces ( o r the ten a n ts, c lo s e r co o p e r
There ivill be a number of articles
which do not appear on
on this list
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months time on bankable note at ten per cent interest. 5 per cent discount for cash.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON HOUR
Ball Bros. Auctioneers
Stevens Rooming House
L. L. Laws, Clerk
T. A. Cook, Owner
ation , n n d h eltrr
m eth ods o f
farm
m an a gem en t are ©ome of Ih e things
that w ill im prove c o n d itio n s am ong
tenants in Ihe S outhw est.
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lib e r a l
rew ard
g iv e
fin d e r
retu rn
lo s t
la s t
of
bun ch
of
day
t h e .s la tio ii a t A l e x .
in
keys
fo r
a
T h u rs
Ad-
d r c s s .T. I I . t i i b i i s . a t s h e r i f f ' s o f
fie e , C h ic k a s h a . O k la ,
2 4 -tf
O r . K in g 's N e w L ife P lils
T h e b e s t in th e w o r ld .
■ have brough t in th e
w ell sw eep it-
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.s
-
At that whim sical th ou g h t P riscilla
laughed outright.
'1;!
A good
p la c e to
F riscilla bade him stay beside
y-j-
R. M. SH A W , M . D.
R e s id e n c e
n ig h t.
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Bank
B ld g .
phone
16 ,
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n ’ g lits
each y
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M eets T u e s d a y e v en in g
" r L r f a t t e r sat n od d in g a n j d ream -!
ing about com ing daya o f affluence
when P riscilla sh ould have her cw n -y C S pickle fa ctory.
, -i
Then
Priscilla
rem em bered her (
mother s saying: “ D o your duty—aud -jix)ve w ;!l find you, n o m atter ivl>ere
j'Sfli bide.' ___
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X
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A
O ffic e
F ir s t
F rid ay
ea t— wom en[t]
"T h ere! 1 knew y o u w e re all right,”
and fa m ilie s e sp e c ia lly In vited,
i;
cried grandfather, tu ck in g a shawl
ql
around h e r injured (oot. "M r. Con- j 2 2 1 C hic. A v e . W . M a ttox , P rop . |well’s g o in g to sen d the d octor up -i.........
^
tho m ountain." H e lean ed o v e r a n d j X * *
«* v v i^ v v n
r*
.y
kissed hia granddaughter.
jj
Before leaving M r. C onw ell dl® j !•)
closed th e fact th a t he had been
sent by th e P epperton P ick le and Preserve com pan y to s e e M iss Bently
with a v iew to obtain in g h er services
ss chief o t their>’ horaem ade" preserve
d epartm en t
I-ong a fle r he had g on e dow n the
mountain, P riscilla lay on the sofa
looking o u t at the sun blazing ov er
lha new-washed w orld.
He had prom ised t o c o m e back
again and Ills eyes betrayed ao intention to return ngaln and yet ngaln i J
I
i p i e e t s e v e ry
y i t o r s in v ited .
B esta u ra n t.
the
fu ll
m oon .
on
or A
V i 8ltlng:|:
J osep h .
111 . — M rs . M ary a
W h ite h a s in h er p o sse ssio n a te a ch
e r ’ s ce rtifica te 100 y e a r s o ld .
It
b®
lon g ed to h e r fa th er. L e w is A lv e r -
F ra n k
son .
M rs. W h ite r e ce n tly p resen ted
Mrs. M ary
P e cly .
her
d a u g b te r .
J. H a m ilton . W . \f..X
i m p .
■ .% with a p air o f white s ilk .©lorkm gs
J. i l . G ip so n , .©c-'. y w hicli .Mrs. W h ile ’.© m o th e r wa.s m a rand w h ich are 94 - v e a r r r f d ''
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LIV E D
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Dr.
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"C a n i t ! " said th e d etectiv e with
a ru d e laugh. “ I’v e g o t your d escrip
tions h ere som ew here. Y ou’re wanted
fo r th e Redman Jewel robbery.”
T h e girl uttered a sharp c r y and
th en w as silent.
W e sterly laughed outright, bu t he
w atch ed the girl w ith curious eyes.
"O h , you com e along.
Y ou can
talk It ov er at headquarters.”
And
W e s te r ly and the g irl were hurried
to a waiting m otor c a r and w hirled
city w ard .
W e sterly w atched the girl with
g r o w in g curiosity. She did n ot look
lik e a crim inal, although the detec
tives Insisted upon callin g her French
M ary.
She sat c lo s e Upped w ith an
air o f aloofness that puzzled h e r com
panions.
A s W esterly studied her proflle he
n oted that underneath th e. golden
tan w a s a clear w h ite skin, h e r fea
tu res w ere regular, the con tou r of
h er fa c e exquisitely dainty. H er hair
w as a misty bla ck clou d ben eath an
an cien t panama bat.
H er sk irt and
b lo u se o f tan linen w ere m uddy and
stain ed , and her llttlo brown hands
w ere scratched and soiled. On one
fln ger blazed a su perb em erald.
W e ste r ly ’s ey es
widened.
The
s to ry o f the R edm an em erald had
ap p eared In ev ery new epaper, to
g e th e r with the list o f m issing jew els.
A nd this girl was wearing It openly,
brazenly.
O n e o f the detectives
laughed
harshly nnd touched the ring.
T h e gir' drew h e r hand aw a y with
a haughty f uture,
"P le a s e du not tou ch me again ,” sbe
requested.
’ ’W h a t flne a ir s !" sneered th e dis
com fited olllclal. "A n d w hat jew els
m lg b t you be w earin g .Mr. Joh n D oe?”
H e turned to W esterly .
" I ’ll show y ou w h en w e fa c e the
ch ie f.” eald W e ste r ly grim ly.
T h e girl turned and looked at him
cu riou sly .
P erh aps she studied his
clean -cu t fa ce w ith Its close-lipped
m outh and quiet g ra y eyes t o o long,
fo r w hen W esterly encountered her
g a z e she blushed hotly and turned
aw ay.
T h e y reached headquarters and
so o n faced the c h ie f’s k een scru
tiny.
"W h a t tho d icken s, men,” he b e
g a n . and then
becam e
w atchfully
silen t.
“ S lippery W ic k e s and h is pal,
BTench Mary— w an ted for the Redman
ro b b e r y ,” an nou nced the d etectiv e
prom ptly.
" Y e p — caught w ith the g oo d s on.
S h ow the c h ie f y o u r em erald, m y
la d y !”
T h e girl laid h e r little so iled hand
on th e c h ief’s big one.
” Is thla the R edm an em era ld ?" she
c o o lly said. ” I’ve worn It fo r year.s.
It b elon gs to m e !”
"G o on,” he said to her, ’ ’tell rae
w h o you are and how you happened
t o b e caugh t?”
T h e girl laughed m usically. ’’W hy,
I am Cynthia R edm an,” she said. ” I
k n ew this man m ust be Innocent o f
th e robbery, fo r this afternoon my
fa th e r ’s coachm an made a full c o n
fe ss io n c f thg c rim e and restored the
sto le n property.”
T h e crestfallen detectives looked
u p on W esterly a s a rem aining prop
to th eir official dignity.
"S h a ll we run this fellow In ?” on e
ask ed.
"O h , run you rselv es in fo r a pair o f
num skulls 11’ snapped the c h ief. "C an’t
y o u recogn ize o n e o f your ow n police
com m ission ers?"
"W esterly,
at
your
aervice,”
grin n ed the dusty man. ” l was try
in g t o find the R edm an place— wanted
t o d o a Httle sleu th in g m yself.”
A s tbe ch ief w en t out wtth the tw o
iS etectlves W esterly faced the girl.
"T h a n k you fo r trying to h elp me,”
h e said sincerely.
"A n d thank y ou fo r assistin g me.”
s h e returned.
" W e really w e re pals, a fte r all,”
sa id W esterly In a tone o f d eep satis
fa ction .
S h e did net ccn tra d ict him.
T h e y have been m arried fiv e yeare
and they are still pals, and alw a ys w ill
be.
w ork
on
t o ,d a
S u n d a y, S o
im poses a flne o f
In d u lg in g
In p ro fa n o
lo
’’ d r iv e
An
fl.O O
la n g u a g e
It I.s Ille g a l, al-
a hor.se,
m ule,
fllly.
niiire, c o ll. jacku.ss, je n n e t, o r o th er
W e sterly slept,
A step sounded on the path and a
girl lith e and brow n and gypsy lnokIng, paused to gaze dow n at him.
Sho was still regardin g the Eleeiicr !
with sp eculative Interest whru two
men stepped qu ickly out o l
tho
thicket.
O ne o f them caught the girl’s shoul
der In a rough gnisp. T he other c o v
ered W esterly with a gun nnd kicked
'dim Into wakefulness.
"C a u g h t you, h a v en ’t w e?” jeered
one o t them.
T h e r e was a flash o f sliver sturs
ben eath coat lapels and one o f the de
tectiv es condescended to explain the
situation.
" T o begin wllh, W ick es,” h e said
c o o lly , ” o f cou rse y ou know what
w e’re after."
” M y nam e Isn’t W ick es," returned
the o th e r calm ly.
” 0 h , well, o f co u rse you’ll d en y UI
Call y ou rself John D oe If you want
to— an d your pal h ere, call herself
Jana D oe, If she lik es U better.”
" P a l ! ” echoed th o man and g irl In
un ison
’’W hy, w e a re stra n g e r s !”
of
>11 the L o r d ’s dny.
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Addrrli: F. J, CIIKNKY ft CO.. Tolsdo, O.
Sold Iiy nil Imiirslsu, Tie.
Tskn H sll's Fatnllr rills for constipstion.
Review of French Troops Prior to Advance
G e n e ra l J o ffre re v ie w in g sev era l A rm y corp.s p r io r to g iv in g the o rd e r lo a d v a n c ” .
gro u n d o f th e photo o v er F o rty T h o d sa n d tro o p s u re s lio w n ma.s cd
HLUK L.\U
S I RV1\’ .\LS.
B e fo r e m a k in g
c o m m u n ity ,
new la w s
le g isla to rs
m an o r
fo r a
sh o u ld
llrst
niaglBtnitP
could m a k e ex
In th e back
liv in g p tcln res on tho Subhulh day.
cellen t r e co rd s, e it h e r iu a r r e s t s or
H e can
c o n v ic tio n s , m erely by e n fo r c in g lo
f o r tho m an who e n g a g e s In a bal
cal law s that still exist.
lo o n uBcension, or p lays ball on Sun
am on g th e Camp F lre girls It d o e s n ’ t
d ay.
U n d e r the
su m m on
tho
p a trol
w agon
B ecause sh e Ib
a lead ing
epirlt
the
n ecessa rily follow that a g ir l fs g o
sta n d in g o t the b o o k s even
o f the
ju g g le r
S u n ’day,
a b o v e offen ses, co m m itte d a ft e r duo
in g to g r o w up to b e a w o m a n who
m o re e n lig h ten ed
tow ns.
every b la ck -fa c e m in strel w h o m in
w a n tin g . Is a line o f n ot m o re than
lo v e s to ju m p up an d start th e flre
In C in cin n a ti, fo r instan ce, a p o lice
strels, a n d every g i r l who p o s e s for
$1 0 0 or a ja il sen ten ce o f n o t m ore
w hen the alarm c lo c k goes o ff.
rep ea l a fe w
of
the old
la w s still
c ities und
S
law a p olicem a n
T
who
c a n arrest
J u g g le s oh
O
"e v e r y
R
E
The
penalty
N
fo r
E
any
ot
W
S
Millinery
U p to m in u te is l a r g j
s t r ik in g ly
tr im m e d
w ith
V e l v e t , S a ilo r
o s trc b
shapes
p lu m e s ,
b a n d in g s , fan cy fe a th e rs , b e ad s , frin g e s
fu r
fo lia g e
an d f r u it s .
T h e v a rie ty o f
p o r tu n ity
fo r
trim s
e x c lu s iv e
b u y in g v is it o u r
a ffo r d in g
u n u su al op
in d iv id u a lity .
d e p a rn ie n t,
w h e re
B e fo re
th e
v e ry
n e w e s t s ty le id e a s a re a ttr a c tiv e ly s h o w n .
Any
ch an g e o f trim m in g s o r colors to
q u ire m e n ts of t h e w e a re r, w ill
be
m ee t
th e
q u ic k ly
co m p lis h e d to y o u r e n tire s a tis fa c tio n .
re
ac
G iv e us
a c a ll.
Womens
Dress Goods
Tailored Suits
In
m any
m odels
and
of
th e
m a te ria l
a w a it you h e re .
to w a rd
style s
fu r
w it h
now
T h e g m e ra l
te n d a n c y is
And Trimmings
new est
m ilit a r y
tr im m in g s ,
T h is d e p a r tm e n t is p ro v id
ed w it h a s tro n g lin e o f m an y
o f th e
silks
new est
and
p a tte rn s
w o o len s,
in
s u ita b le
fo r costum es, s u its and sep a r
fa n c y b ra id s and fa n c y
tons
a r tis tic a lly
b u t
a p p lie d
em p h as ize th e m ilita r y id e a s .
W e a re s h o w in g an
iv e lin e o f th e a e su its
la r p ric e d
a ttr a itpopu
-•----------------------
$12.50 TO
$32.50
P
Lindsay,
a te coats.
T rim m in g s espec
to
e r r y
ia lly selected
to
m a tc h
up
w ith th e dress m a te ria ls have
been a m p ly
iiro v id e d ,
thus
m a k in g
s electio n s
and
th e
p la n n in g ,o f T y o u r g a rm e n ts
h e re v e ry
easy.
L o o k here
b e fo re b ry in g .
B r o s .
Oklahoma
'F H E
A LEX
T R IB U N E
tj-
M A
It.
B A L L BBOB.
CALL 10
For
CCENE OF THE WESTERN FIGHTING, where the French drive threatens
* h p armies of the Crown Prince and General von Heerlngeo.
the
O
B a ll Joe & F re d B a ll
Will Cry Your Sale
Y e s , w e a r e s till in the b usiness— s e llin g sales e very
fo r.
W ill be g la d to m ake y o u r sale,
big
or
B ra n
C o tto n Seed M e a l
F e e d o f all k in d s
Sold f e r cash o nly
C o rn Chops
S h o rts
C o rn M e al
a n d p le a s in g th e bidders, as w e ll as th e m an w e w o rk
sm all,
fa r o r n e a r.
Custom Grinding
M t\
Make Dates With
Mill & E'tvMur Ctmpany
B ro w n & S te p h e n s , B ra d le y , O k la h o m a
C . E . C o s te llo , F irs t N a t ’ l B a n k , L in d s a y , O k la.
F . S . B a ll E l R en", O k la .
O ffic e phone 32
R e s id e n c e phone K X -5 1
;)
ROCK
L eo
IS L A N D T IM E T A B L E .
EiiBthouiul
W e«tliouml
3 :0 3 ...................................................
f>:Oi
in:.30
S n ed ek er,
C h ick ash a
H igh S c h o o l, sp en t Sun
12:6'
I.IIH M U V
b o o k s.
s iip p lie .s
W e h a v e a h u n d red or m o r e of
by
h a v e n u m b ered nnd all p e rs o n s nre
In vited
to
call an d
get o n e .
are re q u ir e d to s ig n
b o o k s , p rom isin g
turn .th e m
up
You
fo r
of
in g o o d
co n d itio n
at a
g iv e n d ate.
W e H a v e F a ll Goods A r r iv in g D a ily
J u s t R e c e iv e d a L a rg e S h iy m e n t o f P eters Shoes
A l l Sizes a n d S tyles
S to re .
2 4 -4 t
Mrs. G e o r g e S loa n were
the fo r m e r ’s p a ren ts.
Ladies an d M isses re a d y -to
wear
W . II. V in ce n t ft C om p an y .
C ollier,
C h iek a sh a
m em ber
H igh
S ch ool
o f the
F ootb a ll
V estle a p p a re n tly had
Wc Fit Your Feet
C haplin,
look
C h ick ash a
F o o tb a ll
G e o rg e W h ite c a m e
d ow n
from
C h ick a sh a Sunday to take t w o cars
m a tte r o f fa c i a re le a th e r.
th e m a t P e r ry B ro s ’.
F in d
L in d s a y ,
2 9 tf
C h a rles C aven d er, Sr., was a C hick
ash a b u sin ess v is ito r Monday.
b la n k ets in tow n — 8 5c
to $6
p a ir.— W . H . V in c e n t ft Co.
A.
T.
G arn er
sp en t
M onday
h o m e w ith the f o lk s in C hickasha.
which
F o r
R e n t—
A cres
360
good
Ses
B en
F reen y
A le x ,
O k la
2 1tf
an y th in g o n ou r b o o k s .
It b e in g fall
M esdam es H
A d d y , and A d a ir
o f A lex, an d M i:,
x irtley of K an sas
C ity w en t to C h lc t o be th e
w ill be e x p ected to p ay
cash.
lu n ch eon given by M rs. A. T. G arn er
10
guests a l .
o ’c lo c k
K an sas C ity.
o f tow n.
t o carry It lo n g er.
a n d g e n tle m e n ,
m e e tin g
e very
sa m e by O ct. I bth. as w e a re unable
Residence Phone 28 or 42
fo r th.e
w h o le
c o u n t 'o r y o u at c a s h price, w ithout
w in t e r w e ig h ts ,
Interest, a n d pay u s p ro m p tly .
P e r r y B ro s ’. L in d s a y , O k la . 2 0 tf
Y o u r s .v e r y tru ly,
2 6 -lf
L in d
s a y , O k la .
M u n s in g u n d e rw e a r
a p p recia te the fa c t t u s t w e s o ld you
w ith ou t se cu rity a n d ca r. !ed y o u r ac
re q u ire m e n t o f q u a lity a n d style
a w a it y o u a t P e r r y Bros’ .
W e h op e y o u wilt
2 9 tf
P A L A C E DR U G STOKE.
Mr. an d
Mrs. W .
C. J a h n
were
fa m ily
Patrooize our FountainU e t r y t o please.
'.a W edn esda y
o f the y e a r — the m o n e y sea s on , you
spot
Compounded by Registered
Phai macists
l a n d f o r c a s h r e n t O n ly .
in h on or o f M rsB. G . P. K irtley o f
ladies
Presciptions
at
w i ll ask th a t you m a k e setU em en t o f
fo r
Keeps a Complete line of Drugs,
Sundries, Wall paper and Ladies
toilet preparations.
p er
A b o u t y o u r a ccou n t y o u ow e u s: W e
P h o e n ix silk hose
2 8 -2 t
o f ca ttle , receiv ed S atu rd ay, to the
W o o to n -H u ts o n -W h lte ra n ch , south
M R S A . L. R A M S E Y
Phone 27
g am e
A fter O ct. 1st, w e w ill n o t charge
W . W . M ila m , M a n a g e r.
in
m ed iu m and
now
re a d y
at
Phone 34
Mrs. M attie P o u n d s of near N in n e
k ah , v is ite d at the A lexander hom e
Sunday.
R u sh S p rin g s v is ito r s S u n da y.
T. A. C ook,
W a lth a ll
o w n e r of
ranch
th e
old
e a s t of to w n
has
Get y o u r sch ool tablets an d prac
m a d e the an n ou n cem en t th a t he is
t ic e tablet a t W a sso n G rocery Com
c lo s in g
p any.
o u t at a u ctio n , w ith o u t re
s e rv e.
on
T h e b ig
Oct.
28 th .
serv ed .
sale t a k e s place
F ree
R ead
th e
lun ch
big
W h en y o u visit
;.
P
r ic e s
F
or
S
hoe
l 4 dl$*B and ChlldrenB Half Sole
Mens Half Sola
Sowed Solos on any Shoo
R
e p a in g
5Qo
76c
$1.00
G. F* Holbrook
will
case— let
us
sh ow y ou the n ice on es we h a ve.
BO N D B R O T H E R S .
M iss
B eu la h
C op ela n d ,
28-tf
brow s o f th e C h ick a sh a s c h o o ls , was
h o m e fo lk s .
w h ere th ey have g o o d th in g s to eat—
Mrs. E sth er
0
C o m fo r t s to k e e p you w a r m
0
0
cen t and Co.
0
C
O
R
this
w in t e r ; $ 1 .2 5 to $ 2 .5 0 — W . H . V in
28-21
I.II Iher N ich ols o f l.in d sa y was nn
N
A lex v is ito r Sun day.
0
Ho y o u need a flrst class depend
0
a b le set o f h a rn e ss?
0
.should se e tho
lin e.
C R I B S
if
so ,
"J u m b o”
you
mN.
elep h an t
I.uke V an n oy
T h e r e is n o n e better and the
w eek
w ith
her
m oth er,
FOR
G ood
Mrs. J.
Cudd o f
27-tf
l.indsay
w a s here
S un day.
FOR
SALE— G ood
H en ey B u g g y .
Get our prices before buying elsewhere
secon d
hand
R o h ’ t E. A lex a n d er.
26-tf.
F ree b lotters f.jr the s c h o o l kids
at tbe T rib u n e ollice.
§ Stephenson-Brownc Lumber Company ^
"H ed
D ia m on d ”
w h o w ork.
ov e ra lls
bon
M lnearl
W hat s iz e ’ y es, w e have
TO
CHICAGO
KANSAS CITY
AND
S H O R T L IN E
hopo o f im p r o v in g the co n d itio n o f
ST. P A U L
h is legs w h ich are p a rtia lly p aralyz
an d M IN N E A P O L IS
p a n ts
fo r
F or reservations or infonnaiion
write to or call on
M ade
to
w ith sta n d
the
TICKET AGENT, ROCK ISLAND LINES
BOND B R O T H E R S .
j
28-tf
A D W .? v T L $ K D L E T T E R S ,
Ivi.st (if lotltT.s ic iiiiiiiiin K im'.';ii;ii'il ill Ih c poslori'ice
(it
Alox, (U d a ., fo r the m onth ciuliii" Aiiirii.st :il, 1915.
I'l o j i l l i i i " f o r t l i e i i h o v e p l e a s e
A n O ld L in e L e g a l R e s e rv e L ife C o m p
H u n d re d
D o l
lars o t A ssets to M e e t E v e ry O ne H u n d re d
D o lla rs o f L ia b ilit y ,
e ry P o lic y is
The R e s e rv e
D eposited
W it h
th e
on E v
S ta te
T re a s u re r fo r th e B enefit a n d P ro te c tio n o f
its P o licy H o ld e rs A lik e E v e ry w h e re .
FA Y THOMPSON
Di*. P a n . Aet.
Oklahoma Citv
8 A
F
K
S O
U
X T )
P R Q Q R E S S IV
H. Z. D unlap
Crunk
L eath erw ood
Mrs. H ines
L o lllce
28 ' f
IVrlght
W illte W illia m s
sav
;-- B U O T H E R S .
BEST SERVICE
Shaw ft R ey n old s
fo r all
i y o u r size.
;
fo r
Oklahoma City, U. S. A.
W ells, T ex a s, w h e re he g o e s In the
w inter.
cheap—
A sk at P ost Offlce.
■cn
TO
secon d -h a n d
sin g le b u g g y and harness,
place
roughest o f w o r k - w e can flt you.
SALE-
A lvin
le ft
Mens nnd b oy s e x tr a
L ee S m ith.
We Have The
a m il t o n
ed .
L in d say Sunday w h e re she h a s spent
a
d a y at th e
D o lla r B ill s ay s: “ T h e m an
w h o k n o w s e n o u g h to save his
i c lo th s is th e m a n w h o has his
s u m m e r s u it c le a n e d a n d press
ed and th e n p u ts is a w a y u n til
s p r in g tim e com es a g a in . B rin g
t h a t s u it in and le t S lq a n clean
i t up fo r you. S u its c le an ed and
pressed $1.00
2 7 -tf
Mrs. H erbert A d a ir retu rn ed from
^
N e w L e e itio n e a s t side m a in s tre e t.
Good h ea v y c a n v a s g lo v e s 60 c per
p rice Is righ t.
N O R V IL I, H A R D W A R E C O . 28-tf
0
H
TIMBERLAKE BARBER SHOP
dozen . — W . H. V in c e n t an d C o. 282t
B eth an y,
to the b ed sid e o f h e r son J im .
J.
G o o d S e r v i c e a n d W e lc o m e to A l l
hom e.
eom pany.
B ond of
M o tto —
2 6 -tf
d ow n .spending a
O k la., a rrived S u n d a y, b e in g called
O u r
Leslie R e y n o ld s, o n e ot th e h igh
W o h a v e a c o m p le te line o f 0 N T
§
To School Patrons:
F,
c a m e d ow n S atu rd ay fo r a v is it with
G rocery
T I C E
genius
in the O k la h om a C o lle g e fo r W om en ,
W asson
O
c ra n k w h e n they
d a u g h ter
o f o u r o ld friend J. F ., and a student
th rea d .
N
P lea se come in and s e ttle fo r
your c h ild re n
d o n ’t ca re to, w as d ow n S u n d a y fo r a ll books g o tte n
th e a lm a b le p u r p o s e o l see in g the b e fo re th e firs t o f O ctober fo r I
h o m e fo lk s .
h a v e to send th e m oney in a t
t
R oyal S o c ie ty E m b r o id e r y pa c h r t tim e to p a y fo r a ll books
sold.
k ag e s n o w re a d y a t P e r r y B ros’.
this
m oth er y o u
th e F ord
Who m ak es them
w e e k ’ s T rib u n e.
n eed a tru n k or s u it
28-2t
R alph H anna,
w ill be
a d ,in
f
!
th e r , s m e ll lik e le a th e r , and as a
N O T IC E !
S o u th la n d C o tto n O il Co.
2 9 tf
The Palace Dru^ Store I
d a y in l.in d sa y b etw een trains.
com ed ian ,
p rov ed a d ra w , 6 to 6 gam e.
fo r sm o ke , b u t com e to o u r gin.
W e G iv e Y o u a Cash D is c o u n t on E v e ry P a ir
F e e t F e e l Glad
the k ic k in g
h a v in g p a rticip a ted in the K in gflsh er
D on’t
M on
te a m , waa d ow n S u n d a y to see the
lie
W e h a v e s te a m e v e ry d a y ; we
spent
28-2t
b e e n in a te rr ib le m ix -u p w ith Char
u.se sm okeless co al.
C allan an
L a rg est and lo w e s t priced lin e o f
Vestle
h o m e fo lk s .
Cotton Growers
C has.
O k la .
d re s se s in g in g h a m s. M iddy B louses
the
th a t you w ilt re
.s c h o .'l
B ra d ley v is ito r s S u n d a y at th e home
th e G ov ern m en t w h ic h co v e rs quite
a n u m b er o f su b je c ts and w h ic h we
m ul
1 ’ n la c o . D r u g
Mr. and
the very best ot b o o k s sent u s
Mrs.
S ta r b ra n k shoes look lik e le a
S e li i m l
E'ltKE
A r r iv a ls
the
d a y with h o m e fo lk s .
T H E T I t llU NE'S
N ew
stu d en t tn
' ‘ a d v e r fis e il
A. j . S T K IX . r . M
O T f c lD I lA M
N
S ^ r O N H
G e n e ra l A g e n ts ; C itiz e n s N a t ’ l B ank B l Ig.
C h ick as h a, O k la ,
Bl
»•- I
M o re people tr a d e w ith th e m e rc h a ts o f
A le x , th e liv e little to w n on th e
W a s h ita , th an a n y o f equal
size in O k la h o m a d e p e n d in g e n tir e ly on a g ric u ltu re — th e F A R M E R .
V o l. I X
A le x w ill h a v e a special b a rg a in
g iv in g a n d S ale D a y S a t
u rd a y O ot. .30th a n d w e w e l
com e Y O U .
N o . 30
A L E X , G R A D Y C O U N T Y , O K L A H O M A , F R I D A Y M O R N IN G . O C T ., 2 2 .1 9 1 5
TM EV’ EL
D IV ID E
A
M ll.L lO .N .
C . E . C o s te llo , V . P re s .
L . L . L a w s , C a s h ie r
C oinim iiy i ‘ ul In O n ly SIVA Each.
R . L . C ru s e. V . P res.
E . W . W asson, A s s ’ t C a s h ie r
A r d m o r e , Ok., O ct.
O il h o ld
field, west o f
A rdm ore,
ow n ed
com p osed
by
the O olln e Oil
o f tw elv e
m en
w h o m ad e un orig in a l in v estm en t o f
$ 1 7 5 ea ch , today w e re sold fo r one
m illion d o lln rs to W . E. H o d g e s o f
(N o . 101 93 )
C h ica g o , v ice -p r e sid e n t o f the Santa
F e R a ilr o a d ,
TH E
a c c o rd in g to an
an
n ou n ce m e n t m ade by the co m p a n y .—
P u b lish ed
First National
Bank
In the K an sas C lly Star,
O ct. 8 , 1915.
T h e a b o v e m en tion ed tra ct Is l o
ca ted
n ot
very
m any
e a st o f A le x , and
h ere
lo o k s
better
m iles
sou th
te rrito ry
(o r
oil
arou n d
than
th is tra ct in the H e p ld to n
fo r e It w a s d rilled .
did
fleld b e
T h ere
was an
a r ticle in the aKn.sas C ity S ta r last
OF ALEX
w eek sta tin g that th e S ta n d ard Oil
O om pa n y w ere p a y in g $11 p er a cre
f o r w ild
c a t stuff in N ob le cou n ty .
T h is sam e c om p a n y hnve been lea s
in g up all this te rr ito ry they can get.
$50,000.00
T h e n ew load o f ca sin g
fo r
test w ell o f the U nity Oil
h as a r r iv e d , a c c o rd in g
com p a n y
an
Hints to our Farmer Friends:
n o u n c e m e n t by th e head d r ille r Mr.
H e lp y o u rs e f an d y o u r n e ig h b o rs by d o in g a ll you c an to
Ite ep th e ro s d in good shape a d jo in in g y o u r fa rm , w h e th
e r you o w n th e fa r m o r not. I f a ll fa rm e rs w o u ld do th is
n ow .
C h ick ash a S a tu rd a y .
R e v . F ie ld s o f W 'ynew god, is h o ld
ing a re v iv a l f o r the m e m b e rs o f the
F re e w ill B a p tis t chu rch.
T h e B ra d le y e le v a to r
bu rn ed
tbe g ro u n d T h u rsd a y nigh t.
to ta l
loss,
to
C rain
M o o re
p ro b a b ly
F ra n ces
rebu ild
F ren ch
retu rn ed
E d m o n d F rid a y w h e re he has
g a th erin g
fe e d
w ill
' F O R S A L E — 155 head tw o y e a r -o ld
! '
steers, $50 per head.
I c u t.
See th ese cattle*on m y fa rm 3
' c o u n ty , O kiah oraa.
co rn
be
and
w h e re he
has
h a s on ly r e sid e d In the c ity o f A lex
w e e k s,
n u m b e r o f h is
w as
v is itin g
old c o lle g e
chum s
tacked th eir h o r s e s .
velt resp on d ed
to
Sr. M r. R o o s e
the call by g a th
erin g tog e th e r h is tu vorlto
h u n tin g
d ogs, h is best m e n , und sta rted uu
their jo u r n e y .
W h en he a rriv ed at
the p r o p e r p la ce the p eople m e l him
with m ueh p o m p ,
healing
-Sensible prices,
quality considered.
d ru m s,
taniberin es, e tc., us was Ih e lr n ative
cu stom
in m e e tin g with
Im nter.
little
Sr M r.
tim e In
search.
a
g re u l
R oosev elt lost bu t
p rop uring
fo r
th o
W ith h is own p a r ly nnd a
g oo d ly n u m b er o f tbe lea d in g na tives
he started in p u rsu it o f th is a w fu l
a n im a l,
.\fter sev era l h o u r s ot rid
W ELCO M E
ing, w h en all w e r e about to b ecom e
of
th e
n a tiv es
cam e a cross the trail
d isco u ra g e d ,
one
and
im m ed
iately ca lled to
the
c x -p r e s ld e n t .
W ith n gallan t
com m an d
p arty, T eddy s ta r te d
to
o ff
speed, ov e r r o c k s , hills an d
fu ll
m ou n
tains, and a c r o ss rivers sw a m p s and
h orrid
beast,
su d d en ly
he
ng le ss than a b ig grizzly bea r th a t
but a sh ot o r t w o (rom th e le a d e r ’ s
A le x
and
B r a d ley , w h ic h w ill m ake it n ear the
r ifle b ro u g h t h im
r a ilroa d b rid g e on the a b o v e nam ed
a fe w
BOND BROS
m in u tes
suit a rriv ed on th e scene, y e llin g and
to d a n cin g with g r e a t joy, an d fe ll d ow n
g e th e r w ith the r o c k in g o t th e c r o s s at th e teet o f
the h e r o ic le a d e r .
in g n ear the C a v en d er h om e sou th o f
T h ey
A le x , w ill turn m a n y
w o o d s r a n g 'fr o m hill to h ill.
b lew
t h e ir
horns
u n til
the
In th e
to a ll
A le x c o u ld not be m ad e b etter.
G ra d y
co u n ty ’s
L e C ru se, w b o p re d o m in a te s o v e r
the g o o d
n a tiv es o v e r on R y e stra w
w om a n agent th a t she w ill be h e r e
c re e k , w as lu D a lla s la st w eek a t
to ta lk to the w om en an d g ir ls on
ten d in g th e T e x a s S ta te F a ir.
Sale D a y w hich is Oct. 3 0 th .
W e (e e l th a t th o se w h o p atron ixa
h ere o f w om an and o n e o f g ir ls ; the
us f o r th eir w a n ts In h a rd w a re a r e
A m o n g them w a s Frank R ic h a r d s o n ,
g irls w ill in stru ct in th e a rt o f c a n
e n title d
n in g g o o d
all the se rv ice th at Is at o u r d isp os a l
n e a r-b y
le a d in g
W o r d has b een rece iv e d (rom M rs.
N ettle R . C ory e ll,
It Is her d esire to o r g a n iz e a c lu b
m ea n tim e so m e lo g h a u lers from
n o t get h ere w ith a load .
m erch a n t p inch y o u r s e lf, w a k e u p .
tt -tf
4
n oise.
h ea d s to w a r d A lex th at b e fo r e cou ld
M r. A lex
T
'P H O N E 30
the n a tiv es in p u r
co m p le te d
team s
r fe- 1
to the g r o u n d . In
creek .
roa d
w ho
cam p
heard
th e
ran ov e r th e hill to
the d istu rb a n c e
a
see w h a t
m eant, a n d
fo u n d
b read
th in g s to
that a n y on e
ea t,
can
m a k in g
to
good
m e rch a n d ise, a n d
an d ; th row n In f o r g o o d m e a su re . U p on
le g g e d this fo u n d a tio n w e s o lic it y o u r tra d e
eat,
ested tn le a rn in g all
of
p erta in in g to th e d a iry, r a isin g g o o d
fa rm o f G ro v e r V a u g h a n a fe w w e e k s
a g o is here lo o k in g a fte r hts Inter
ests.
in
cau sed t h is ?
2 8 -tf
M rs . W . H . V in c e n t is s p e n d in g
a f e w days in O k la h o m a c ity th is
w eek.
h a s been
fr o n t o f th e
W h at
Ju st a little th o u g h tfu l
p le a su re s o f the sch o o l k id s d u r in g
b a d w eather.
H u n g ry
Visit Our Sanitary
MEAT MARKET &
LUNCH COUNTER
am
Drygoods
Men’s and Boy’s Furnishings
Stetson Hals
Trunks and Bags
up-to-^dale General Store.
W. H. Vincent & Co.
w aa o n ly a
F rank
th o u g h t
It
g r o w in g
n ice
b ig
y e llo w
T he w om en
w ou ld w eigh a t least 85 p ou n d s.
p o u ltr y , g r o w in g the
started ,
— C on trib u ted .
and h o m e e con om ics.
sa le
first p e rfo rm a n ce to com e
the
o ff
O ct.
en th u siasm
B o n d B r o th e rs , the o ld
R e lia b le
w ill
bc
in t e r
good
b e st
th in g s
garden ,
M rs. C oryell is a w om en th at y o u
N O R V IL L H A R D W A R E CO. 2 8 -t f
M r. R o b e r ts o n , w h o
bou ght
th e
la r g e
E v ery fa rm e r is u rg ed to g e t a de
sh ip m en t of L a d ie s and M isses c o a ts
has h e r w hole so u l In th e w ork . S he
th e k in d y o u aee a t P e r r y B ro s '.
scrip tio n o f an y’. h ln g
he w ill
to r fa ll and w in t e r .
T h e se are in the
has a n n ou n ced th at sb e w ill have th e
h ere on th a t day to
the
v ery la test s ty le s and are p riced ju s t
flrst m eetin g d o w n to w n , thqn a f t e r
a
real
su ccess.
T rib u n e.
M ule an d horke b u y ers fr o m
a sh a an d O k la h om a
C ity
h ere an d w ill b u y y o u ;
have
C h ick
w ill
be
h o rse s and
m ules.
store, have j u s t received
a
r ig h t— y ou rs is Included In th e sh ip
w a r d s she w il Igo to
m en t.— Adv.
It
w ill
be In terestin g , so let e v e r y w o m a n
M r. and M rs. C. C. C a r te r
w ith
and g i r l join th e clu b on Oct. 3 0 th .
th eir ch ild re n , E d n a and P itn e r, are
M A R R Y — H u n d re d s
of
w ea lth y
m e m b e r s w ish in g to m a r r y soon .
D ls c r ip tio n free.
R e lia b le clu b . M rs.
h ere f o r a f e w
days' v is it
r ou te trom
J a ck s o n v ille ,
e B a u m on t, T e x a s .
C a lifo r n ia .
sister o f Mrs. C olleps.
M rs. G . P. K i r t l y le f t fo r h e r
h b m e in K an s as C ity a f t e r an e x tn d e d v is it a t th e J . H u n t hom e.
th e
h om e o f Ju d g e an d Mrs. C ollep s , en
W ru b e l, D ept. 77, B o x 2 6 , O akland ,
3 0 -lf
at
O ne o f o u r
Ills,
to
Mrs. C a rter is a
M u n s in g u n d e rw e a r
w h o le
b a rb ers,
we
ex p e rie n ce In th e b a rb er
re a d y
at
bu siness,
S a llsfa cU on
b ea r tb a t bran d, an d y o u m ig h t as
him .
kah.
w e ll h a v e It, at th e p rice o f in fe r io r
and w a s gone lo n g e r th an usual.
g ooda .
N O R V IL L H A R D W A R E CO. 2 8 -tf
tra v e lin g m an ca m e in an d w an ted a
to
d in n e r
O ats .............................................
K a flr, sh elled , p er 10 0 lb s ..
W h e a t .........................................
dates
T u esd a y and w ill a ttem p t
w ith :
F ir s t
to
W a sh ita
buy
V a lle y
■M-
land.
g u a ra n teed .
A lex ; 'S ta te B a n k
. . . . 9 0c
M r. A. J. H a tch er o f P a o ll a rriv ed
W h e n e v e r a m an u n d e rta k e s so m e
14 Y e a r s ez p erlen ce In the b u sin ess
B ank,
T he b a r b e r went
C orn , s h u c k e d ............................
C o rn , s n a p p e d -----------------. . . . . 3 5 c
so m e o f this g o o d
.V iictloiieer.
fin ally b o u g h t a shop h e r e a fte r it
sh ave.
m e d iu m a n d
4’O L . W . F . HE.SSELTI.NE
w o n ’ t say w h ic h , b efore h e had any
M ak e
to o ls
th e
P e r r y B ros’. L in d s a y , O k la . 2 0 t f
local
w o u ld c o n tin u e to run th e sh op ( o r
and
in
w in t e r w e ig h ts , n o w
was ag reed th a t one o f th e b a rb ers
D ia m on d E d ge is a Q u a lity P led g e
A ll o f o u r axes, c u lte ry
fa m ily
fo r
2 9 tf
A I.E X G R A IN M A R K E T .
th e d iffe r e n t
h o m e s and h a v e m ee tin g s .
th in g that he h a sn ’ t p a tien ce e n o u g h
N a tion a l
o f N in n e
to co m p le te , he ca lls
w ork”
aud
It
“ p ld d lin R
tu rn s the Job ov e r
t»
his w ife .
A
T he n e w ow n er p u t him up
?
a g r e a t story o f how g o o d tbe soa p
F. J. H a m ilton w as an A n a d a rk o
w as w h ile he
con tin u ed
to
m ake
v isito r Sunday.
la th er, lath er, m ore la th e r and b e t
F O R S A L E — G o o d d o u b le b a rrel L.
ter la th e r , th in k in g the b a r b e r w o u ld
C. S m ith sh otg u n , in g o o d co n d i
tion , ch ea p .
In q u ire at p ostofflce.
retu rn
soon .
The
tra in
C om e in let us sh ow y o u the m any
b e a u tifu l p rem iu m s we
a re
g iv in g
fo r cash trade.
E.A .
BROTHERS.
P ike
has
closed a
2 8 -tf
d eal
w h istled
’ ’w h y I w an ted to get a w a y on th a t
To
this the
new ow n e r a n sw ered ’ ’O h . Oh if you
w an t a sh ave
y ou will
h a v e to g o
a c r o ss the s t r e e t , we d o n ’ t d o a n y
th in g overe h e r e but la t h e r .”
M en s and b o y s extra
w in ter.
M ad e
to
p ants
fo r
w ith sta n d
the
S t.
A lb a n s,
V t.— W .
L.
w h ich
the
ho d e c la r e s c lim b s
h eig h t o f
32 (eet.
trees
The
KOZY
to
n a ils are s lig h t ly m ore p oin ted than
th ose ot an o r d in a r y d o g , and
the
o f tow n , h a vin g bou g h t it last w eek
stand how h e a c c o m p lish e s his (e a t.
at a lo s s
V et
1
can
c lo s e
j 'o u r
lo a n
q u ic k e r
a n d g iv e v o u b e tte r r a t e s on fa n n
B ea r S kin s to ck in g s f o r boys an.d l o a n s ,
g irls . B u y ’em f o r the sc h o o l kids. a n c e .
O k la .,
fir e
and
to rn a d o
Jo h n H a n k in s ,
phone
447.
T h e a tre
C h ic k a s h a ,
O k la h o m a
We want the Farmers Patronage
to u n d e r
H e w ill turn it in to
2 8 -tf
and re tu rn s F r id a y .
d og ’s
erin a ria n s a r e
BROTH ERS.
“ Razors Kharp, ToweW Clean;
Cuts the whisltors so they can’t be seen”
P lu m ley
p a d d in g o f h is feet Is b r o a d e r .
BO N D
Get a Store Bought Shave!
o f N orth C la ren d on h a s a pet d o g
q u a rte r section o f pasture north east
a fa rm .
IN
r o u g h e s t o f w o r k — we c a n flt y o u .
I
2 8 -tf
w h ereb y he b e c o m e s the o w n e r o f a
fro m L e e Cruse.
COM E
and th e man s la r te d , a r o s e and said ,
tra in ; I want a sh ave.”
M rs . B . A . S m ith accom pan ied
b y M rs . L . S h a v e r a n d c h ild re n
o f Jonesboro, A r k . a rriv e d M o n
d a y to spend te n d a ys a t th e
C h e s h ie r hom e. T h e y a re d a u
g h te r a n d g ra n d d a u g h te r re sp e c tiy e ly o f M r . and M rs . C hesiee-
" .'Nd
M illin e r y u p to th e m in u te ia.
w ill b e glad to m eet a n d k n o w ; sh e
BOND
Don’t Forget Our 5-10-25c Line
A rk a n sa s.
killed
N ow w e
tw ice -a -m o n th
3 0 -tf
A Complete Line o
th e a n im a l
have
D a v is
last w eek. Y o u know sin ce th at man
that
b o o s tin g by e v e r y o n e h ere.
a
I
’ (j
stopp ed
chase and tu rn ed to d efen d h im se lf,
S ee th at every
t
to a ssu re his m e n that It w as n o th -
R o a r in g
m u le
=J
.4 /
ing a g lim p se o f n o w und th en o f th is
last th e w orried anim al g a v e up the
T h is b r id g e w h en
V
can on s, ho u rg ed h is party on . C atch
w h ile
c re e k betw een
ixs y
i
Quality is our Motto
hla
In
I
liff, c u e o f t h o s e large r a t o r -b a c k s
b la ck sm ith sh op w h ich a d d s to the
W h en
s
as
hogs, d og s , c a t tle , and nnd even at
in G rad y cou n ty Ihifl y e a r.
d o w n at the T e x a s State F a ir , Dallas
ca m e ba ck, hint no w ork .
was
such
h ere to r th e b rid g e to be p u t across
r ig h t to ni.'ke It
up in
w h ich
A le x .
p la n s
i}:'
fr y e r s .
th r o w n
beast
p rop erly ,
m en fo llo w e d w it h eager d e lig h t. A t
$ 1 .2 5 .
o f sand
th o lr
S o b u oy ed up by this a ssu ra n ce h is
30 th , anrt we h ave
m ad e
a w ild
d e str o y in g
H. A . C ra n w ell, c ou n ty e n g in e e r o f
H e w ill m a k e
B o o ste rs
Ihut h e m igh t a ss ist the n a tiv es in
ca p tu rin g
G rad y c o u n ty spent T u esd a y n ig h t in
g in g h a m s $1 .00 to $ 1 .5 0 . K lm on a s,
walk
w ilds i f a c e i'la ia lo u n lry lu or d e r
w ild h o g , o r m o r e c o m m o n ly sp ea k -
W e d n e sd a y betw een trains.
A
W e arc
R oosfV irtt wa.i i ie e iilly le.lled to the
to be on e o f the la r g e s t and best held
m e tt Cruse w ere C h ick ash a sh op p ers
a
le
e x -p re s id e n t
3 0 -4 t
been
M. 0 . F o s te r , w h o, as y o u know ,
that
T h e A le x tow n sh ip fa ir w as said
L a d le s r e a d y -to -w e a r d resses
w o rk in g sin ce la st July.
1,000
rep orted
H y b a r-
dam aged
F ra n k R ic h a r d s o n retu rn ed W e d
fe w
H om er
I ger.
n esday fr o m th e lu m ber ca m p s near
a v e ry
1 0 per cen t
I m ile s N orth w est o f L in d sa y , M cC lain
u n less the w e a th e r clea rs up soon.
P y att, A rk .
w itn ess
M rs. A . L . R a m sey an d M rs. E m
T h e rain y w e a th e r has d e la y e d the
c o n sid e ra b le
bea rin g
saved h is an ger.
been a tte n d in g N orm al.
fa rm e r s tro m
h is
w ill.
H e set out to ’ ’ g et b y ” as a n y o n e w ill
in clu d in g
Co. is b u y ’ n g c o r n and lo a d in g Into
T h ey w ill
F o r c e d lo serv e, m uch ag a in st
W a s the w ay H u g h le ’ ’ g o t b y ” and
an ce $ 3 6 0 0 .0 0 .
soon .
P r o f.
se rv ice at
C hickash a.
W it h a little n ote
th e
Is
w o u ld w eigh 120(1 pounds o r m ore.
E very
In: ur-
cars.
su pea n oed f o r ju ry
T h e w ell is near
W I L L B R ID G E C R E E K .
T h e fire
a b o u t 3,000 b u sh e ls o f c o rn .
The
W as
W o rk w ill c o n tin u e steady
fe e t m ark w ith g o o d form a tio n s.
th a t he w as offlcial m a il m essen g er
sta rte d a b o u t n in e o ’c lo ck .
t h in g w as a
S avage.
M e ssen g er M illica n , so th ey say,
U R .\ D L E Y ITI MS.
R . E. C o o n transacted bu siness in
(r o m
the
to th e
E.MMODITIDN.
It
in g s in th e H ea ld ton
C om p an y ,
0 .\
l,.\ -l*R E S ID i;.\ T
RDO.SE\ E L T
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Vaudeville and 4 reels cf Picture
5 always 10
;
in s n r
C h ie k a s h a .
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...............
iilatcrnlty. Catarrh being
• a cnnstltuUonal
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ment. H a ll's C atarrh Cure is taken In
ternally. actin g directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces o f the sy stem , there
by destroying Ihe foundation o f the dis
ease, and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assisting
nature In doing Its work. The proprietors
have so m uch faith In Its curative pow
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once
•Attorneys A t L o w
stu rd y, in p e r io d s o f u n e m p loy m en t
Inevitably
ll.ACK 1 0
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L.VNH.
Rhip c om p a n ies have been perm itted
-----------It
Is re p orted
; to
th a t
S ecretary
dum p
a n n u a lly
on
our
sh ores.
an d
in
g r a v ita te s
th is
d e a d ly
e n v iro n m e n t,
to th e
and
d e p r e ssin g
m a n h ood ,
ch a ra cter
of
C a re ehould h ave been taken In tbe
and h ealth d isa p p e a r, and s h iftle s s
th e In te r io r l.iane u n d S ecretary o f
b eg in n in g to d istrib u te a la r g e part
ness,
L a b o r W ils o n are w o r k in g on a plan
of
c rim e tak e th e ir place.
t o relievo tho c o n je s te d cou d ltlon o f
r u r a l section s and g iv e them em plo'y-
theee
th e largo c itie s hy r e m o v in g a p art
m en t
of
lo w in g
the
fr o m
great
arm y
of
un em p loyed
o u r com m ercln l and Ind ustrial
c e n t e r s an d
la r g e cities.
instead
al-
slu in w ard b e fo r e th e evil InU uences
In the
o f the g u tte r h a v e d on e th e ir b lig h t
Hut as
flocked
in g w ork. Is su re ly the h ig h e st form
o f p h ila n th rop y , o r rather th e h ig h
est form o f statesm a n sh ip, f o r there
It Is lo be hoped th u t thelr e ffo rts
g r a n ts from ea ch co u n try o f E u rop e
can be n o lo ft ie r n ation al Id e a l than
an d Asia, It is on ly n a tu ra l th at all
m a in ta in in g
m u s t be d o n e
g r o w in g
so m e th in g
to c h e c k
tendency
to
the e v e r
co n ce n tra tio n
o f p o p u la tio n in the c itie s w h ere the
n ew
of
m en a re
Idle b e c a u se there
sh ou ld
seek
out
and
o f th eir ow n n a tion a lity .
la b o r m a rk e t is a lr e a d y ov e rsto ck e d
t o the ex ten t thut te n s o f th ou san d s
arriva ls
se ttle dow n to live w ith the p eople
.So atrong
com e
hns this
that e v e n
the
a
h ig h
sta n d a rd
of
peasan ts
be
from
brou gh t h om e
w ith
cru sh in g
to the p e o p le
little ov er a c e n tu r y ago th e p eop le
r u r a l so c llo n s are s u ffe r in g b e ca u se
n a lu rn lly
o f the B ritish Isles w ere e s s e n tia lly
o f the sca rcity o f fa rm lab orers. All
fa rm
p re v io u s e ffo rts
have
fa ile d ,
in
th is
and th e
d ire ctio n
failu res w e re
clu e to a c o n sld c ra h le extent lo the
p r e fe re n ce
h a lt
ot
qtarved
s q u a lid
these
Idlers f o r
existence
q u a rte r
of
a
lo o k
fo r
e m p lo y m e n t
as
o f G reat B r ita in .
hands h ere, stop In the cities ' an a g r icu ltu r a l p e o p le .
It w a s the
w ith frie n d s thnt h ave th ere p r e c e d - ' stu rd y co u n tr y
la d s, w a g o n e r
and
P low m an, th a t
com p rised th e
thin
fn m llln r
red
of
w o rk an d
live
line a g a in st
w h ich
the
ful con d itio n s.
city
tlo n s w hich o u t d o o r life In th e old : ‘ lie call o f th e
T h e stro n g c o n stitu - i In v in cible
O ld
G u ard
In v a in .
c itie s , the
s id e o f the b ra w n y sons o f B rita in ,
c h ild re n born an d raised here un der
an d In tw o o r th ree g en e ra tio n s, the
su ch u n fa v o r a b le c o n d itio n s a re lik e
d escen d a n ts
st a r ts , o r ra th e r sta rte d long .ago In
ly
h a v e b e co m e n a r r o w chested
o u r g o v e rn m e n t’s h a n d lin g , or ra th e r
w ea k and p u n y If n ot a c tu a lly dis
lin g s, d rin k
n e g le c t
eased p h y sica lly and d ep ra v ed m or
a lly .
The
isolated
con
d itio n s o f fa rm life.
them
M oat o f o u r u n em p loy ed la b o r e r s
aro
fo r e ig n
m ore
born
to handle
Im m ig ra n ts
c o u n tr y
an d
tho
t ro u b le
th e m illion
th at
the
or
ste a m -
to
gave
them
be, an d
u s u a lly
In m a n y
ca ses
are,
P h o n e 133.
Baggage
& T ra n s fe r
P ro m p t
S e r v ic e
R a te s.
T
Residence phone 16.
A ie x , O kla.J
close
of
tb e
lusty
p lo w m a n
w eak
J.
N o. 457
D en tist.
A . F. & A. M.
A ll w o rk G u aran teed .
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O k la h o m a .]
M eets T u e sd a y
[ b e fo r e
A le x Camp N o . 3 6 8 ]
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fu ll
or]
V is it in g ]
[u s.
M eets on 1 st
W e d n e sd a y n igh ts
F ra n k
and]
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J. M. Gipson. Sec.
ea c h i
W A N TS!
►m o n th .
I B . VV. Wasson
W . G. G r a h a m ]
c. c.
C le r k
A L E X LODGE
N o.
the m o n o t o n o u s
C o n tin u e d on page 3
ev en in g on
m oon.
sa tu ra ted d eg e n e ra te s .
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I.
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W . P . S T E V E N S , P ro p .
2051/2 Chickasha A ve.
Ohickasha, O kla.
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L E
W IT H O U T R E S E R V E
5 Miles North of Alex, Okahoma
At my ranch, better known as the Walthall Ranch
T h u rsd a y , O c t. 2 8 th
Live Stock
i
m. m l l ic a n
D rA ym an
R e a s o n a b lb
A lex L o d g e [
X
N
O ffic e
F irs t N a tl. B a n k Bldg.
.j.
*
C T I O
.I
R . M . S H A W , M . D.
Office rear F irs t N ation al B a n k .|
X
A U
<
P h y sician an d S u rg eon
lu r e o f
to stand the stra in , h u t their
un der th e
T
H ugh
O k la b om a .
DR. J. M. H ANNA
his
h ig h e r w a g es, strip p ed the c o u n tr y
w ork
.1,
5.
But
en a ble
th a n
C h ick ash a,
m ig h ty
a c ro w d e d to g e th e r in m ost u n h ea lth - j N a p oleon , a t W a te r lo o , h u r le d
In the m o s t
ra th e r
A
ed them and turn th eir h a n d s to u n lin e s
Bank
:!2 2 1 C hic. A v e. VV. M attox, P ro p .]
SIJIPSON ,
[t; Offlce ov e r F a r m e r ’ s State B a n k .j
fo r c e
the fa rm in g se c tio n s o f E u r o p e , who
w h ile
eat— w om en s
d estro y s th em . T h is truism h a s been
are skilled a g r ic u ltu r is ts and w ou ld
th e r e
N a tio n a l
L aw yer.
ph ysical and m o ra l health a m o n g the
are
them
p la ce to
F ir s t
B u ild in ff.
••and fa m ilie s esp ecia lly Invited. •
T h e c o u n tr y m a k es m en, th e city
ten d en cy
A good
O ffie e
citiz e n s o f an y cou n try .
the
Jobs f o r
DO
C h ick a sh a , Okla.
headed
t o g e th e r un til each c ity o f a n y sh e
fo r
Kestaui'ont.
R oom 210, N ew T ye B u ild in g .
OSCAR
w ho a re
to c o n ce n tra te
they
of
tliose
n o w has a sep a ra te c o lo n y o f im m i
succeB sful.
on
fa rm s
T o rescu e
RO BT. E. A L E X A N D E R
LAW YER
H IL L & JO H N ’S
& HERR
and
the
bo
them
the
them
the
d e g en era cy
fa r m s w h e re their la b o r Is n e e d e d .
(may
placing
on
im m ig r a n ts th rou g h
h o p e lessn ess,
IIO L P IX G
slum s,
Farming Implements
A u c t i o n
S a l e
i
I will sell at Public Auction at my farm 5 miles
north of Bradley or 4 miles east and 2 1-2 miles N.
ol Alex. Sale starts,at 10 A M.
1
Span black mare mules
1 Pair horse mules
1 Span black horse mules
1 Chestnut mare mule
1 Brown horse mule
1 Bay gelding coming 3 year old
weigh 1050
1 Iron grey filley-bred to jack.
Three
years old and weighs
900
2 Iron grey colts-1 year old
1 weanling filley-out ofthorough-bred
mare.
weanling mare mule colt
Bay mare-bred to jack.
coming 9 year old
1 Chestnut English thorough-bred mare;
bred to reg. saddle horse. 11 years oldweight 1100
2 Farm wagons
1 two seated surrey
2 low iron wheeled wagons
1 buggy
2 Tribell listers(new)
2 sulkey plow's
1 walking 10" plow
1-2 row planter
3 riding cultivators
i 1 wheat drill
1 2 row cultivator
4 sets farm harness
1 row’binder
1 set wagon harness-new
1 grain binder
1 Corn Sheller
1 stalk cutter
1 disc harrow
1 section harrow
Household Goods
One cook stove
One bed room suit
One folding bed
One sewing machine
There will be a number of articles
which do not appear on
on this list
W
e d .
N o v .
3 r d
Live Stock Miscellaneous
1 p a ir ba y horses, 8 and 9 y ea rs
old, w e ig h t 2 2 0 0 pounds
1 b a y y e a rlin g c o lt
1 span horse m ules, age 9 y e a rs ,
w e ig h t 1900 pounds
1 fre s h bow w it h c a lf
1 Z e rs e y y e a rlin g h e ife r
4 E x t r a good brood sows, fa r r o w
soon
1 D u ro c sow w it h 9 pigs
1 D u ro c re g is te re d m ale h o g
7 S hoatx, a v e ra g e w e ig h t 120 lbs
Implement
5 D ozen B u ff O rp in g to n s
1 2 seated s u rre y - good shape
12 S tands bees
1 lo w iro n w h e e le d w a g o n
125 B ales m ille t h a y
2 section h a rro w s
75 B ushels c o rn
2 r id in g c u ltiv a to rs
A b o u t 10 bushels p ean u ts
1 2 -r o w corn p la n te r
2 0 0 bundles k a fir
1 1 -r o w corn an d co tto n p la n te r
500 bundles can e
1 1 6 in c h s u lk e y p lo w
A b o u t 10 bushels Ir is h p a ta to e s 1 1 4 jngh
Household Goods ^
1 s et b la c k s m ith
1
tools
cook stove
1 d in in g ta b le l s et le a th e r fa rm h a rn ess
6 d in in g c h airs
A number of articles not listed here will be sold
m s:
A m o u n ts u n d e r $10 w ill be cash, o v e r $10 w ill b e given 11 m o n th s tim e on b a n k a b le note
a t 10 p e r c en t in te re s t. 5 p e r cent discount f o r cash.
Ter
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months time on bankable note at ten per cent interest. 5 per cent discount for cash
FREE LUNCH AT NOON HOUR
Ball Bros, Auctioneers
L. L. Laws, Clerk
T. A. Cooh Owner
Ball Bros, Auctioneers
j'
L. L. Laws, Clerk
C* B, BARNES, Owner
C
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t
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m m m a su n
SSSfSSI
‘ v:
THE
A TH X
T H IB U JM E
toil Of th e fa cto r y , the reek in g o d or
Coffelt Items
of the slu m , the su bstitu tion o f a lco
CALL 10
For
hol f o r n ou rish in g fo o d , h a v e d one
► JT®
and m e e t in co m b a t the s o ld ie rs of
their
w ork.
have s o low ered
dards o f
the
fe a r fu l
n a tion s
of
the
w ho
by
tren ch es
en fo rce d
For
Farm Loans
had n o t seen f o r eight y e a rs.
O k la h o m a
TO
CHICAGO
KANSAS CITY
A le x S a tu rd a y .
B y
stan d ers d ecla red t h e ’ h o r s e ’s r e co g
nition o f the m an was u n m istak a ble.
I
BEST SER VIC E
T ra v is P ie rc e , litlle son o f M r.
even aa B ritain h a s fou n d , th a t the
a
n
d M rs . P a u l P ierc e , is on th e
W h ite n e r B ros, w e re m a r k e t -1
slu m s o f New Y o r k , C b ica g o , P at
s
ic
k list. W e hope he w i l l be
!
terson , Fnll R iv e r, L a w ren ce, Lo in g w h ea t th e p a s t w e a k .
w e ll soon.
w ell an d oth er g r e a t in d u stria l cen
H ig g in s B ro s, sold a b u nch o f
ters, h o ld but fe w m en p h y sica lly
P e te H a ls m ad e a business trip
h o g s to local buyei-s a t a topcap able o f strik in g a blow in d efen se
to A le x S a tu rd a y .
n o tc h price F r id a y .
o f th ese shores.
M iss L u la W h ite is v is itin g
T h e r e is a le sson in all th is fo r
H e n ry S te w a r t cam e in S a tu r
the p e o p le o f th ese U nited Statea.
w it h frie n d s a t A le x .
d a y from H u tc h in s o n , K a n s a s to
Get th e p eop le o u t o f the c ro w d e d , .
W l l e a r th a t one o f W a lt e r
u n h ea lth y cities,
g e t them
away v is it w ith h is b ro th e r, T o m .
M c C le lla n ’s little c h ild re n w as
from th o saloon s an d b ro th e ls w h ere
Jessie B o h a n n a n o f P au ls V a l
men a re d estroy ed , to G o d ’ s green
b a d ly b u rn e d b y a coal o it e x
le y is v is itin g h is m o th e r fo r a
c o u n try sid e, w h ere men are m ade.
plosion. W e hope it w i l l not
f e w days.
p ro v e serious.
W e h e ar th a t M r . P e rk in s is
D a v en p ort, W a s h .— W h en C oun ty
I f th ese ite m s escape th o w a s
P ro s e cu to r D avid M cC allum passed a b o u t to sell o u t a n d go to Col
te
b a s k e t w e w ill come a g a in .
a h o r se hitched to a r a ilin g , the o ra d o to m a k e h is fu tu re hom e.
H o p in g you a n d y o u r p a p e r a
anim al nip p ed at him and b e g a n to S o rry to lose you, Ir a .
ro y a l success, w e close.
p rance
a rou n d .
S tru ck
by
the
F ra n k H o ld e r seem s to be a
stra n ge action s, th e p ro s e cu to r stop
Boston J oe
ped an d r ecog n ized a m are w hich re g u la r S u n d a y
v is ito r in our
he, as a fa rm la d , had r a ised but c o m m u n ity .
A lso th ere co m e s a tim e In
the
EE
-
strain
In th e event o f w ar we sh all find,
EU. Sheegog
M. 8. CraUe
■
B ritain
high state- of p h y sical elllclency.
Alcx Hill S Eitvaior company
■
n a tion that
•
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A lb e rt W h it iie r has b e en on
M l’S. G ra v a n d son, E lm e r ,
t h e sick lis t th e p a s t w e e k . W e
m ad e a business tr ip to C h ic k
h o p e fo r h is sp ee d y re c o v e ry .
a sh a S a tu rd a y .
J . ( '.'W h it e is c u ttin g k a lir
f o r A rth u r Ik u le s .
M r . T h o m p s o n ’ s sale w a s w e ll
a
tte
n d e d a n d his s tu ff b ro u g h t
Clabe W o a v e r a n d J. C . T h o m
a
f
a
ir ly good price.
pson m ade a business t r i p to
the p hysical stan
m ilita ry service h ave been k ep t in a
Gusto m Grinding
C h ick as h a,
Jam os H on .-ar and w ife w a s a t
N in n e ita h lu u la y .
in flu en ces
line w ith men p h ysically HI to stand
B ra n
C o tto n Seed M e al
F e e d o f a ll kin d s
Sold fo r cash o n ly
s
tbe
evil
flnds it Im p ossib le to lill h e r battle
con scrip t
C orn Chops
S lio rts
Corn M e a l
T hese
H e s s e ltin e hom e S a tu rd a y .
s
AN D
SH ORT
L IN E
TO
ST. P A U L
and M IN N E A P O L IS
For rewrvalions or information
write to or call on
TICHET AGENT, ROCK ISLAND LINES
or
FAY THOMPSON
Div. r » i . A ll.
Oklihon* CUy
■-©I
V
life o f n ea rly e v e r y m an w h e n ho'il
M rs . J. C . W h ite a n d M rs.
L illie W h ite v is ite d a t th e W . F,
r a th e r h ave a little m oro h a ir and
a little less ex p erien ce.
?
te M is s -
S
T
O
R
E
N
E
W
S
Millinery
Long
hours, close and
tedious work are very apt
to result in Headaches or
other Pains. Don’t suffer^
U p to m in u te is la rg
s t r i k i n g ly
tr im m e d
3
w it h
V .lv e t
S a ilo r
o s trc b
shapes
p lu m e s ,
b a n d in g s , fa n c y fe a th e rs , b e a d s , fr in g e s
fu r
fo lia g e
D IZ ZY S P E L L S .
D R . MULES’
"M y
nerves
worn out.
ANTI-PAIN PILLS
aches
and
spells.
will quickly drive your
Pain away, and
became
a n d f r u it s .
all
I had bad head
I
severe
could
T h e v a r ie ty o f
dleiy
not sleep
p o r tu n ity
and ray appetite w as poor.
I
using
\)egan
A n tl-P a ln
D r.
Pills
Miles’
and
lief
will assist you by relieving
the Nerve Strain.
no
m atter
pain.
Tben
I
M iles’
N ervine
and w a* soon
-wbat
ths
used
Dr,
in d iv id u a lity .
d e p a r m e n t,
w h e re
v e ry
n e w e s t s ty le id ea s a re a ttr a c tiv e ly s h o w n .
Any
)
m an y
m odels
and
of
th e
s tyle s
tons
w ith
fu r
a rtis tic a lly
o f th e
m ilita r y
s ilk s
trim m in g s ,
iv e lin e o f th es e suits
th e
S ta te
T re a s u re r f o r t h e B e n e fit a n d P ro te c tio n o f
S A F P : ------ S O H N T )
P R O C 4 R P ]S S IV E
D
L D
I I A M
t S r
S T O
G e n e ra l A g e n ts ; C itize n s N a t ’ l B a n k B ld g ,
N
E
C h ic k a s h a , O k la .
in
s u ita b le
T rim m in g s espec
to
m a tc h
up
w it h th e dress m a te ria ls h a v e
a t t r a :tpopu
been a m p ly
o ro vid e d .
th u s
m a k in g
selections
and
th e
p la n n in g
of
h e re v e ry
y o u r g a rm e n ts
easy.
L o o k h e re
b e fo re b ry in g .
r y
Lindsay,
p a tte r n s
w oolens,
ia lly selected
$12.50 TO
$32.50
on E v
and
a te coats.
to
la r p ric e d --------------------------------------
lars ot A ssets to M e e t E v e r y O ne H u n d re d
new est
f o r costum es, s u its and s e p a r
but
a p p lie d
W e a re s h o w in g an
Dol-.
G iv e us
e d w ith a s tro n g lin e o f m a n y
em p hasize th e m ilit a r y ideas.
A n O ld L in e L e g a l R e s e rv e L if e C o m p
ac
T h is d e p a r tm e n t is p r o v id .
now
fa n c y braids a n d fa n c y
W it h
q u ic k ly
And Trimmings
T h e g jn e ra l
te n d a n c y is to w a rd
D ep o s ite d
be
n e w e st
m a te r ia l
a w a it you h e re .
e r y P olicy is
F
re
Dress Gaods
Tailored Suits
In
T h e R e s e rv e
th e
a c a ll.
Womens
a
m eet
c o m p lis h e d to y o u r e n tir e s a tis fa c tio n .
:
N ew castle, Fcim.
H u n d re d
B e fo re
th e
q u ire m e n ts o f th e w e a re r, w ill
perfect
324 P ittsburg S t ,
u n u s u a l op
regularly
tn
8 . L . YO U N Q ,
M R S.
a ffo r d in g
c h a n ? e o f tr im m in g s o r colors to
lieafth a e s b i.’ ’
IF F IR S T B O X , OR B O T T L E , F A IL S
TO B E N E F IT
YOU, YO U R
M ONEY
W IL L B E R E F U N D E D .
e x c lu s iv e
b u y in g v is it o u r
they
alw ays gave m s Instant re
Dr. Miles* Nervine
fo r
trim s
B
r o s .
Oklahoma
'J'S
THF
A LEX
T R IB U N E
I
B
A
L
L
B
R
O
S
.
The Palace Bru^ Store
B all J o e & F re d B a ll
N ew
Will Cry Your Sale
A r r iv a ls
•i'
Y es , w e are s till in th e business— s e llin g sales e v e ry
and p le a s in g th e b id d e rs , as w e ll as th e m a n w e w o rk
fo r.
W e H a v e F a ll Goods A n i v in g D a ily
Ju st R ec eive d a L a r g e S h iy m e n t o f P eters Shoes
A ll S izes and S ty les
C . E . C oatello , F ir s t N a t ’l B a n k , L in d s a y , O k la .
1
F . S. B a ll E l R e n " , O k la .
Phone 27
J
P
r ic e s
F
or
S
R
h o e
e p a in g
60c
Ladies and Childrene Half Sole
Mens Half Sole
Sewed Soles on any Shoe
O u r m o tto is to h a v e
w a n t, the siz e you w a n t,
Phone 34
you
w an t,
t h e c o lo r
7Bo
w hat
you
the
k in d
y o u w a n t,
at
th e p rice y o u w ant, “ w h en y ou w a n t
N O R V I L L H A R D W A R E CO. 2 8 -tt
Mrs. A. L. Ramsey100 pounds Y u k o n a B est F lo u r
$2.70
5 G a llo n s b e st oil
40c
Ever stop to
think that wc, too,
can pull off a real
Sale Day? Every
meschant in Alex
is behind the good
movement Take
a look at what
ihese merchants
ar offering you on
that day-bargains
worth while.
Take advant
age of them!
In addition to the many
W . H. Vincent & CompanyP e a b e rr y co ffe e, p e r pound
20c
F o r S a le :
clo th e s,
six
U n red eem ed
d olla rs.
S loa n s T a ilo r sh op.
B o y s U n io n suits— th e kind
w ea r, 35 c to $1.00.
BOND BRO TH ERS,
7 b a r B o b W h ite soap fo r 25c
M. 0 . FosterY o u r c h o ice o f a 34, 36, o r 37 piece set o f d is h e r.
1 R o y a l R a n g e w ith C lo s e t
$32 .5 0
1 R a y o L a m p co m p lete
$ 1.75
Palace Drug Store15c
85c
40c
bargains offered we have
arrangements made with
mule and horse buyers in
pond
creek,
Nashville,
Oklahoma City,
Chick
asha, Lindsay, and poss
ibly other points’
who
will be here '^to buy your
stock.
These buyer will
ihandle most any grade
Bond Brothers2 5 p e r c e n t d isc o u n t on M e n s a n d B oys p a n ts
of horse and mule stock.
j
W o m e n a n d g ir l s h o n ld n o t
fo r g e t th a t . - r s . C o ry e ll, G ra d y
c o u n ty ’s w o m a n a g en t, w i l l be
h e re on th a t d a y . W e w i l l look
you.
A sk
y o u r n e ig h b o r th e
I d a te .
o f.
at.
2 8 -lt
Wasson Grocery Company.
25c P a c k a g e B la c k D r u g h t
$1 B o ttle W in e o f C a rd u i
50c B o ttle O x id in e
su it
S ee th em
D ay!
a
Burch, Adair & Jahn-
G. Fe Holbrook
$1.00
It.”
S a le
O ffice phone 32
R esidence p h o n e K X -5 1
Patrooize our FountainWe try to please.
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B ro w n & S tephens, B ra d le y , O k la h o m a
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M R S A. L, R A M S
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Make Dates With'
Phai mjcists
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o r s m a ll,
Presdptions
W e G iv e You a C ash D is co u n t on E v e ry P a ir
F e e t F e e l G lad
b ig
f a r o r n e a r.
We Fit Your Feet
W ill be g la d to m a k e y o u r sale,
Norvill Hardware C ompanyW h ite R o ta r y , S it S tr a te M o d e l S e w in g M a c h in e
R e g u la r A g e n ts p rice $66.00. O c t. 3 0 th ., $37.50
“ Jo h n D e e re ” tw o seated h a c k $65 S a tu rd a y o n ly
O n e saddle w i l l go a t $26.75 i f sold S a tu rd a y
th a t
2 8 -tf
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M o re people tra d e w ith th e m e rc h a ts o f
A le x , th e liv e lit t le to w n on th e
W a s h ita , th an a n y o f equal
size in O k la h o m a d e p e n d in g e n
t ir e ly on a g r ic u lt u r e - t h e F A R M E R .
V o l. I X
N o . 31
A L E X , G R A D Y C O U N T Y ,O K l.A H O M A , F R ID A Y
J. A . C o rz in e , P re s.
A le x w ill have a special b a rg a in
g iv in g and S a le D a y S a tu rila y Oer ;jOt’i and w e w e l
come Y O U .
M O R N IN G , O C T ., 2 9 ,1 9 1 5
$ 1,00 P e r Y e a r — P a y a b le in a d v a n c e
C, E . C o s te llo , V . P re s .
L . Ti. L a w s , C a s h ie r
W e a rc B o o ste rs
R . L . C ru a e , V . Pres.
E . W . W asso n , Ass’t C a s h ie r
(N o . 10193)
THE
First National
Bank
\
I : - ’'
OF ALEX
“Sensible prices,
quality considered.
V
W ELCO M E
$50,000.00
SS.'’ ’
‘W
Hints tc our Farmer Friends:
H e lp y o u rs ef an d y o u r n e ig h b o rs b y d o in g a ll you c a n to
k e e p th e road in good shape a d jo in in g y o u r fa rm , w h e t h
e r you o w n th e fa r .n o r n o t. I f a ll fa rm e rs w o u ld do th is
P ltE S lU E .V T A M ) M ItS . G A L T IX N EW Y o n i v
P resid en t W ils o n and h is b r id e -e ie c t. M rs. Norman
Galt,
sp ed in
a u to m o b iie th rou g h a sea o f s n iliin g
faces d u r in g th e ir visit in
New
Y ork .
the d is tin g u is h e d ,
were
E v ery on e seem ed h a p p y , a n d
v isitors
BOND BROS
th e h a p p iest o f a il.
W H O I.E .S A L E H O I S E
T h e C ity o f A le x is to be thanked
T O ULIILI).
M O R E C A S IX G ; M O K E C O A L ; GO-
C h ick a sh a , O k ia., O ct. 2 6 .— (S p e - , the te r r ib le p iece o f road running
c ia l .)T h e D ou gh ty -M cD u n aid W h o le - ! near th e se ctio n h ou se. A n em ban k
w o u ld
w ith sta n d
the
s a le C om p an y o f C h ick ash a w ill e r e ct : m ent t h a t
a n ew b u ild in g at the c o r n e r o f F ift h tre a ch e ro u s cu rre n ts of the C anadian
the U nity Oil
P erh a p s some p e o p le w o u ld lik e to
C om p an y o n the te st w ell h ere are
know th a t people a ll over th e entire
y e t u n ch eck ed .
United S tates k n o w
T he o p e ra tio n s
of
B o th nigh t an d day
ot
t h 's
w ell.
t r a c t has been aw ard ed lo 0 . C o ff
steel c u lv e r t Is bein g placed to carry
m an
o ff the o c e a n s o f w a ter that accu m u
w ith in
N o v e m b e r 1, th e b u ild in g lo be fin
late th e r e when it “ p u d d le s ” .
Mr.
lo a d of n e w ten in c h casing. .A strin g
P en n sy lv a n ia , N ew Jersey, M issou ri,
ish ed
C ity D a d s p erm it u s to th an k y ou fo r
o f IB in ch casin g w a s flrsl p u t dow n
Iow a a n d L ou isian a.
th en a lo n g s trin g o f 1 2
1-2 inch
ag o a m a n , sent by his fe llo w -e m -
W ith the put
p loyees in the g e n e r a l offlces o f tbe
by J a n u a ry 1.
co m m e n ce
The
l.iiilJ in g
a
im m en se o il pool ben eath thla tra ct.”
river
th e w o rk w ill
been throw n u p and
T he T r ib u n e lias receiv ed su b scrip
c re w s are w o r k in g steady.
A n oth er load o f
a
fe w
casin g w'as lo w e r e d .
a b a se m e n t u n d e r the e n tir e b u ild -1
tion s f o r
coal w ill arrive
days
w ill b e o f b r ic k and w ill be 7 5 x1 5 0 | the e n tir e n e ig h b o rh ood f o r th e good
d im e n sio n s. T h e r e w ill be w ork.
fe e t in
as w ill
also
M aine,
a
the p a p er (rom
M aryland,
A s h o r t tim e
tin g in o f th e n ew c a r on Its arrival
A tch ison , T opeka & Santa F e railw ay
an d
at T o p e k a , K an sas, cam e d ow n and
w areroom
tative o f T h e S ta n d a rd Oil C om p an y,
p ro p e r.
In th is w ay
a
t o ta l o f
1 7 ,0 0 0 fe e t o f flo o r sp a ce
w ill b e
a cq u ire d .
The
In d u strial
sp u r o f the R o c k Islan d railw ay p a s
ses th e
site.
T he offlcers o f
D o u g h ty -M c D o n a ld
com pany
the
are
J.
A. M cD on a ld o f C h ick ash a, p resid en t
C o n tr a c to r s are busy th is w eek on
J. D. D o u g h ty o f W e a th e r fo r d , v ic e p re s id e n t, and
L lo y d
D o u g h ty
C h ick a sh a , se cre ta ry -tre a su re r.
of
The
c o m p a n y h a s been In b u sin ess h ere
fo r
th ree y e a rs, c o m in g
here fr o m
the S n e d e k e r c ro ssin g on
th e rail
the
o p e ra tio n s
of a
rep resen
lo o k e d th e well o v e r .
H e w en t back
an d ru m o rs that rep resen ta tiv es o f •well p leased .
L o ca l p eople h a v e every c o n fld en ce
th ree u n k n ow n c om p a n ies a r e o p er
lo o k lik e th ere w a s really som eth in g
in the d rillin g com p a n y.
W . H . W a d s w orth , su p erin ten d en t
to the p re d ic tio n “ there is o il un der
of The
th is e n tire c o u n tr y .”
W e a re told
C om p an y , was h e r e T u esd a y a fte r
th a t Dr. W o m a c k , the m an w ho at
noon lo o k in g at th e test w e ll o f the
a tin g w ith in this d istrict, m ak es it
C hickash a S treet
R a ilw a y
th e bran ch
P la t te r
h ou se o f th e
co m p a n y
h ere.
all
the
aa fa r as E l
R on o, east as fa r as
Bond
frien d s.
“ W e a r e d iggin g
a big c r o p o f sw e et p o ta to e s, putting
C orn, s h u c k e d .......................................42c
C o rn , s n a p p e d -------------------------- 37c
UP h a y, g a th e rin g corn, a n d m aking
O a ts
K afir, sh e lled , p e r
s o u th to the T e x a s line.
fle e cy ,” sa id Mr. H uff.
the
T u e sd a y m orn in g as w e w ere pas
A L E X G R A IN M A R K E T .
sacks p re p a r a to r y
to p ic k in g
. ..................................... 27 c
100 lb s
65 c
W h e a t ..................................................... 90c
" P a ts e y ”
the n e w s b u tch w ho is
so w ell k now n to p assen gers on the
train to C h ick a sh a , has retu rn ed to
C h ick ash a
a fte r
m on th s in
H u n g ry
sp en d in g
C o lo r a d o .
He
m any
w as em
p loyed w h ile o u t th ere as c o n d u c to r
o f a to u r is t tra in
w hich
le ft D en
v e r at 8 o ’ c lo ck in the m o rn in g and
Visit Our Sanitary
MEAT MARKET &
LUNCH COUNTER
A Complete Line of
Drygoods
M e n ’s and Boy’s Furnishings
Stetson Hats
Trunks and Bags
up-to-date General Store,
retu rn ed a t 7 o ’c lo c k In th e a fte r
n oon .
W ils o n
M essrs. W ea v e r, W e a th e r
w in ter.
M ad e
to
p a n ts
fo r
w ith stan d
th e
r ou g h est o f w o r k — w o can flt you .
BOND B RO TH E R S.
2 8 -tf
W , M. T im b e r la k e was a b u sin ess
v is ito r in C h ick a sh a M onday betw een
W . H . V in c e n t le ft fo r O k lah om a
sing th r o u g h the b u rg o f H a lk o , w e
C ity S a tu rd a y
w ere
w ent to b u y g o o d s (o r his s to r e here.
startled to
dark.
find the
sk ies so
F irst th o u g h t that stru ck us
was th a t the m o sq u ito e s w e r e m o b il
izing, b u t shortly a fte r w a r d w e fou n d
that
hu n d reds,
y e s th ou sa n d s
of
those g o o d old m a lla rd d u c k s w ere
c irc lin g in the a ir .
T ra v e lin g m en
began a t once to p lan to ta k e a hu nt
about
Saturday.
T h ere
two lu c k y men on
w e re
only
the tra in , these
com in g dow n fr o m C h ick ash a esp eclaily to hunt on lh a t day.
forced
to envy
W e w ere
th em o f th e
good
sport.
w h e re
C O TTO N G R O W E R S
he
W e h ave steam ev ery d a y ; w e use
sm ok eless
Mrs. E . M. M u rd o ck , M isses R ich
ardson, K e r r , P u c k e tt and P r o f. J.
C. W e a v e r w ill a tten d the te a ch e r’ s
m eetin g to
T h u rsd a y ,
be h eld in
F rid a y
this w eek .
C on n ty
d ire c to rs
D on 't
lo o k
W.
W.
M ilam , M an a ger.
of
D aniel S treet, o f L indsay, w h o h a s
will I
j been v ie w in g tho w est sin ce J u ly,
I stopp ed h ere last w eek to see on e o f
FOR
fa rm ;
R E N T — 2fl0
a cre
upland ; o u r p op u lar teach ers, Miss e K r r .
2fl0 acres In c u ltiv a tio n ;
90
A R ood lin e o f h e a v y ir o n
acres p a stu re and m ead ow . L oca ted
3 m iles
w est o f
A lex.
Im p r o v e ! a n d F r e n c h r o l l e d g e
W rite o r call on T . A.
p r ic e d to s e ll a n d s e ll n o w .
'3 1 t f
C am pbell, A lex, O kla.
It w a s what y o u
Broom Corn Sells
at $100 per ton
m arath on .
th u sly:
m ig h t term
It
N o r v ill H a rd w a re Co.
an
h appened
De A r th u r W ils o n , depu ty
sh eriff, togeth er w ith J u d g e C ollep s
COM E
were o u t in the H a w k in s n e ig h b o r
P ro v in g th a t broom co.m is a
re a l m o n e y c ro p M essrs J a lto n
and C lin e to d ay sold th e ir e n tire
crop o f th is bru sh to H a r r y
S e rig h t fo r ro u n d $100 p e r to n.
hood t o make an arrest o r tw o. On
n ied la tely gave th e ir p res en ce av/ay
to the
m an w h o
lived
th ere,
sig n a led to the p a rty tliey w an ted to
tem p ted
to ca rry
out, b u t
(o r
the
be am u sin g to h a v e one o f th ose old
ca n g h t In a real, oh , we Judge, tw o
fa sh ion ed sp e llin g
h u n d red yard d a sh .
g estion m ade.
Sug
W e will le a v e it to
being o n ly ab ou t tw enty y ea rs o id ,
w hile t h e deputy is som e o ld e r, thot
shall w e have it ?
he c o u ld
make
h is
p et-a -w a y,
but
failed .
J. H. A d a ir is b u ild in g a real “ raw
hid e” ba rn on h is hom e p la ce, w hich
W e u n derstan d that B ig Bill L o o
we aver, w ill w ith stan d an y tum bles
ney w h o has o n ly recen tly a cqu ired
caused b y c y clo n e s.
a title
o f cotton w ood lu m b er.
E . T yson is
fo r h im se lf,
has
gone
p a rtn ersh ip w itb G. M. T r u e ll, a lso
a fter p roceed to d ish the p ro p e r d is
Blllng
h is
F id d lin g
d u ties
band,
is
In
jo y
the
M usquito
r id in g
on
a
m ow er th is w eek .
Mrs. Jesse M o o re is rep orted
this w eek but im p rov in g .
c ip lin e
lo
hood
of
Rush
S p rin gs.
We
fo rm e r’s nam e e n te r
never
cur
m ind b u t that w e think o f the jo k e .
A n y w a y, Abe M artin has n oth in g n
eith er o f them.
KOZY
T h e a tre
C h ic k a s h a ,
O k la h o m a
We want the Fanners Patronage
gang
w hich is now b u sy in the n e ig h b o r
let th e
111
tbe c o n v ic t ro a d
J
in to
o f this place, an d the tw o w ill h ere
R. B. B en a rd , in ad d ition to fu l-
T h e y o u n g lad
the high b row s t o d o the rest. W hen
It is b ein g bu ilt
L a u n d ry B a s k e t L e av es T u e sd ay
run, w h ic h ord er h e Im m ed iately '.ta le rtn e ss of the d e p u ty he w a s flnallv
m a tch es?
"Razors Sharp, Towels Clean;
Cuts the whiskers so they can’t be •een’ ’
w ho
Say fo lk s , all o f you, w o u ld n ’ t it
IN
arriva l a l the p ro p e r p lace a d og itn-
beds
m a ttre sse s
M cC lellam .
a m a teu r
fo r
A lw aya
g et ou r p rice s on cotto n .
S O U T H I.A N D COTTO N O IL CO.
C hickash a
and S a tu rd a y
coa l.
sm ok e but c o m e to o u r gin.
also m e e t a t C h ick ash a S atu rd ay.
m ents fa ir .
DE A K T H lT t S O M E S l’ K IX T E R .
a fte r n o o n
T h e road ran to the top o f Mt
d oin g th e w ork.
W. li. Vincent & Co.
d a m es W e a v e r, W e a th e rly ,
au d W a lla c e ; M isses K Ichardson and
trains.
F a r m e r G. W . H u ff w a s In tow n
m ing su re en o u g h .
w h o e n jo y e d t.'te e v en in g w e r e ; M es
W e are g la d to see tbe old
boy o u t again .
P la n k e r , O k la., w est to L a w o tn and
W h en
of
to a scerta in .
H e r e p o r t s things ou t his w a y hum
tra v e lin g m en on the roa d
m em b er
stru ck , th e n w en t . ach d ire c tio n o f
W e d n e sd a y m o rn in g brig h t a n d early
S an d w ich es, h ot tea an d fru ita
w e re served as r efresh m en ts. T h o se
Mens and b oy s ex tra
B ond,
hom e.
e m p lo y s six teen m en an d have fo u r
tim e . T h o y c o v e r the te rr ito ry n o r th
Jlm
able to b e d ow n tow n ta lk in g with
h o u se
a il.
at this p la ce.
party w h o se n a m e we w e r e un able
W a p le s -
The
M u sic by A le x a n d e r
an d Raley w a s e n jo y e d very m u ch by
ly , W a lla ce , R a ley and A lex a n d e r.
sp ot w h e re , he rn ld , oil
W e a th e r fo r d , T exas, and b u y in g o u t
T u esd a y n ig h t.
P u c k e tt;
open th e section lin e r u n n in g by his
be
A n u n foer o f y o u n g p eo p le e n jo y
ed an e v en in g at th e V in ce n t h om e
sanitary c o n d itio n o f tbe s to c k yards
several w e e k s o f sick n ess, is ngaln
w o u ld
hood.
o f the R o c k Islan d offlcial to tbe un
B roth ers, the old re lia b le Arm , after
first loca ted the s p o t where this w ell
He
S om eon e sh ou ld c a ll the a tten tion
w as a c
c o m p le te d will
" H o g s q u it d y in g and Joh n F ea ly
is again a b le to b e o u t ,” Is the re
p o r t that c o m e s (r o m th at n e ig h b o r
W e m ig h t h a v e en o u g h in
some o f o u r re m n a n ts o f m a t tin g
a n d lin o liu m s to f it th e v e ry room
you w a n t i t fo r. I f so y o n can
g e t it a t r e m iia n t prices. O t h e r
w ise w e h a v e som e good ru g s
w o rth th e m oney.
3 1 tf
N o r v ill H a r d w a r e Co.
c o m p a n ie d by an u n k n ow n in terested
w h ic h , w hen
O il C om p an y.
th e Ma- I
sh ou ld b e drill d, w ent r ig h t to the
road,
U nity
B. J. V a u g h a n atten d ed
son ic m eetin g in C h ick a sh a M on d ay.
V irgin ia ,
T exas, A rk an sas,
Ing an d d e ck s arou n d the store an d ^
S p e cial!
S pecial!
S pecial!
W e a re o ffe rin g some re m n a n ts
' in lin o liu m s , m a ttin g a n d m a t
j
tin g ru g s a t sure enoug re m n a n t
priees.
3 1 tf
N o e v ill H a r d w a r e Co.
‘P H O N E 3 0
a d ista n ce, and
on re tu rn in g he said , " th e r e is an
s t r e e t an d C h o cto w aven u e. T he c o n
and
has
the co m p a ss qu ite
LXG A1''TEH T H E O IL .
f o r the g o o d w o rk they are d o in g on
fc’.'
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5 always 10
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THE ALEX TRIBUNE
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C. C o lb e r t
e c il
rfalmerliitloii per year, SI.IMI.
lillle
JdverliHiiiK
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on
a p p lica tion .
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congreBB,
March
3.
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K.VIl.M V A Iil E.
Ninnekah Items
L an d , In ad d itio n to the Bpecjilallv o v a lu e , huB
a p ro d u ctiv e
nnd n so cia l v alu e.
v a lu e
T h e fu n u m ay
sell f o r m o re thnn It Is w orth o r It
luuy he w orth m ore than il w ill sell
fo r .
A s a h o m o und a so u rce o f
a
liv in g It is w o rth Us p ro d u ctiv e v a lu e
added lo Us s o c ia l vnlue.
T h e o w n e r o f the fu rm
la r g e ly
re sp o n sib le fo r
Is
v ery
the p r o d u c
tive v a lu e o f th e fa rm .
W h ile
a c-
ce sslh lllty lo m arket is a lw a y s a fa c
tor w h e re c r o p s und a n im a ls m u st
be s o ld , the m an n er o f c u ltiv a tio n ,
Ihe
ro ta tio n ,
the uae o f
fe r tiliz e r s
and m an u res, tu rn in g u n d e r certa in
cro p s.
Irrig a tio n
nnd
d ra in a g e ,
are
so m e o f the w a y s thnt the m an a ger
cnn Influence th e p ro d u ctiv e value o f
the fa rm .
Uy In te llig e n t U llage and
BUCCOBsfuI m a n a ge m e n t Ihe soil m ay
be Im proved yen r a fte r j e a r and the
y ield c o n sid e r a b ly in creased . In Ih ls
w ay, the fa rm
iiicrenses In p ro d u c-
*tlve vn lu e a c c o rd in g to the yield nnd
p ro fits d eriv ed from crop a and unlinalB.
1>1,E.\S1'; T H E
III V E R .
M any o f o u r dUhcUllies w ould d is
a p p e a r In m a rk e tin g la im p rod u cts II
w h en m ak in g ou r p reparuU oiis aud
d o in g the w o rk necessary fo r p ro d u c
tion w e w o u ld lo rg e t ou rse lv e s an d
th in k o f the u ltim a te con su m er. T h e
c o m m o n m ista k e Is m ad e in raisin g
the p ro d u cts b e fo re any ip'rlous at
te n tio n is g iv e n to
se llin g
them .
W h en flnally harvested the d em and s
o f th e m a rk et must be m et as n e a rly
ns p o ssib le
w ith the
hand.
I t Is true
p ro d u cts
no fa rm e r,
on
g a rd e n er,
fr iilt g r o w e r o r an im al h u sband m an
k n o w s at the b eg in n in g o f the st'ason
whnt he w ill p ro d u ce n o r Is he e v e r
su re he w ill p ro d u ce
sale.
a n y th in g fo r
T he season s are p n ce rta ln . In
sects, d iseases and o th e r th in gs m ay
d e stro y
c ro p s , leavin g the
w llh
no su rp lu s.
the
d e p e n d e n ce o f tho
ch a n t, tho
retail m e r
m a n u fa c tu r e r
tra n sp o rta tio n
ch a n ts and
grow er
T h is Is p recisely
and
co m p a n ie s.
the
M er
m a m ifa c tu re r s
do
n ot
k n o w whut they can sell In ad v an ce,
nor d o
tra n sp o rtn tio n
c o m p a n ies
kn ow h o w m u ch eq u ip m e n t they w ill
need to m o v e crop s.
Y e t every b u s i
ness m an m a k e s plans nnd in
In stan ces e v e ry th in g
th at
d o n e Is d on e to cater
to
m ost
can
the
be
con
su m er.
T h e tim e f o r a fru it g r o w e r to b e
gin to m eet th e d em and s o f the m a r
ket fo r next y e a r Is n o w ; the g a rd e n
er w h o e x p e cts to p ro d u ce v e g e ta b le s
lh a l w ill m e e t the n e e d s o l c ritic a l
b u y e rs b eg in s In the fa ll lo p rep a re
the la n d .
T h e time to start on the
p lan to r p ro d u cin g
c o tt o n ,
w h ea t,
c o rn , hny, liv e sto c k , e tc., Is early In
the fa ll.
P re p a r a tio n Is very essen tia l and
w ith o u t care and
a tle u tlo n in
Ihe
p ro p e r p rep a ra tion o f th e soil It w ill
he n v ery dlfllcu U m a tte r to p ro d u ce
la rg e c ro p s o f p ro d u cts o f a re a d ily
sa la b le c h a rn cle r.
B ul
cu ltiv a tio n
w ill a lso be im p o rta n t, as w ill se le c
tion , p a ck in g , m a rk e tin g , etc.
T o solv e th e m a rk e tin g
p ro b lem
w e m u st p ro d u c e lh a t w h ich the p e o
ple w an t, s e le c t them In a m an n er
th a l w ill b e a ttra ctiv e to the b u y e r
and sell at a tlm o an d In a m an n er
th a t tbey can afford to buy.
T h e first Im p o rta n t co n sid e ra tio n
s h o u ld bo to becom e fa m ilia r
th e co n s u m e r ’ s needs,
p u ees and
hla
h is
w ith
p re fe r-
re q u ire m e n ts,
p ro d u c e tho a rticle
an d
sell
then
il to
p le a se the con su m er.
We
w o u ld n ’ t ’d u n ’
you
fo r
the
■world, bu t liste n , w e d o w ant to get
e v e r y su b scrib e r p a id In a d v a n ce ;
w e w an t th e clean est
su b scrip tion
list In G rad y co u n ty — w e ’ re d e term
in e d to h a v e It so .
T h e W o m a n ’s
W o r ld and th e H o u se h o ld m agaxlnes
f o r w o m e n an d T h e P e o p le 's P o p u
l a r M o n th ly an d F arm L ife fo r m en ,
togeth er
w ith
The
F iv e F o r O n ly $1.30.
J . H . M u tz re tu rn e d Saturda.v
n ig h t fo ru m th e D a lla s F a ir .
T . G . W in d le has in s ta lle d a
ffasolene e n g in e fo r his e le v a to r
a n d can n o w h a n d le as m uch
co rn as can b a b ro u g h t to h im .
T rib u n e— A ll
K . C . F a r w e li o f th e F a ir v ie w
n e ig h b o rh o o d w a s d o in g business
in N in n e k a h M o n d a y .
L od ge
X
y
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r v elry
.....v ,, D iam onds, W a lrh-o s.•
X c u t Glass, C hiua Art G o o d s iind.j.
S ilverw a re.
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seen on o u r s tre e ts M o n d a y .
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:
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A
S y ru p P a ils ! At
Y o u h a d b e tte r g iv e us y o u r ’f
o rd e r th is w eek w h ile w e can g e t X
th e m fo r you.
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H O L D IN G
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M eets T u e sd a y e v e n in g on o r Y
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A lbert o f B el
and P resid en t P o in ca re o f F ra n c e .
"R ed
o v e r a lls f o r all
ROCK ISL A N D T IM E T A B L E .
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F O R S A L E — Q ood s e c o n d hand
tr o ls a ll o f the stock o f th e firm o f ;
R o b ’ t E . A lex a n d er.
F r e e b lotters f o r the sc h o o l k ld »
N o r v ill H a rd w a re C o., th ere b e in g H e n e y B u g g y .
N O T IC E .
D ia m o n d "
w h o w ork .
n o o t h e r p a rtn er in th e business.
S ig n e d : W . 0 . N O R V IL L .
S ta te o f
O k la h om a , G ra d y
2 6 -lf.
j
at th e T rib u n e offlce.
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For
B e fo r e m e, W . 0 . J a h n , a n o ta ry
p u b lic in an d fo r said
C ou n ty an d
S ta te, on th is 2 7 th d a y o f O etob er
1 9 1 5 , p e rs o n a lly
a p p ea red
W . O.
N orv tll, to m e kn ow n to bo the id e n
tica l p ers on w h o ex ecu ted the w ith in
1
an d fo r e g o in g in s tru m e n t.
1 cnn clo.se y o u r loan q u ic k e r ' W itn e s s m y
and give you h o tte r rates on fa rm . th is, the 27th
loan.s. fir e and to rnad o insuranee. .lohn H a n k in s , C hi.'kaslia.
O k la., tdione M 7.
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hand an d otDclal seal
d a y o f O c to b e r, 1 9 1 5 . '
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School snpjilies and .scho 1
hooks. Palaee D r u g .^tore. 24-4t
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M rs J. A . W e a th e r ly s p en t
M a n y o f th e ir fr ie n d s w ill be
T uesd ay w it h re la tiv e s in A le x . s u r ris e d to le a r n th a t T o m
M rs . R hodes an d y o u n g e s t son F o re m a n and M is s E d n a ’' V y a t t
o f T u c u ra c a ri, N . M e x ., is here w e re q u ite ly m a r rie d in C h ic k
a sh a la s t W e d n e s d a y .
v is itin g h e r son, U . E . R hodes.
A
A g ood
.jland
2 8 -tf
R e v . B a ile y p re a c h e d a t th e
J . C. M a n le y is d o in g ju r y s e r
B a p tis t c h u rc h S u n d a y m o rn in g
v ic e in C h ic k a s h a th is w e e k .
a n d e n e n in g .
M rs . A n n a F in k le y o f B oise,
T h e H a r r is fa m ily w as re le a s
Id a h o , is h e re v is itin g h e r uncle,
ed fr o m q u a ra n tin e las t T h u r s
R . A . TM om pson.
d a y an d th e c h ild r e n w e re a ll
M rs . C ly d e D u rh a m and M rs . b a ck in school M o n d a y .
J . C M a n le y s pent th e w e e k -e n d
A g r e a t m an y o f th e m o th e rs
w is h M a rv in M c R a e a n d w if e in
v is ite d th e school F r id a y a f t e r
C h h ic k a s h a .
noon, m u c h to th e d e lig h t o f th e
T h e m o o n lig h t school is p ro te a c h e rs a n d p u p ils . T h e y v is
g re ss in g n ic e ly , m e e tin g M o n ite d a il th e room s a n d insp ected
d a y , W e d n e s d a y a n d T h u rs d y th e w o r k . A s p le n d id p ro g ra m
n ig h ts . A m o n g th e [ite m s th is c o n s is tin g o f songs, re ad in g s and
w e e k is one csm posed an d w r it
m usic w a s g iv e n , a f t e r w h ic h a ll
te n by a p u p il o f th e m o o n lig h t
w e n t o u t on th e c am p u s an d e n
school w ho could n e ith e r read
jo y e d th e gam es a n d p lay h o u r.
n o r w rith e th e firs t d a y o f th is
R . A . T h o m p so n a n d D r G o rd
m o n th .
on m a d e a tr ip la s t w e e k to Jo h n
M rs . B e lle Jshnson o f N o rth ,
N a i l ’s p la c e , tw e lv e m iles th is
T e x a s , w i l l pay h e r b ro th e r,
side o f M a y s v ille ,
D r. G o rdon
C h a rle s D a w s o n o f N in n e k a h , a
s ay s U n c le Bob is th e w o rs t d r iv
v is it in th e n e a r f u t u r e . I t has
e r he e v e r saw , b u t U n c le Bob
b e en n e a rly e ig h te e n y ea rs since
says it is th e te r r ib le co n d itio n o f
th e y have m e t and n e ih e r k n e w
th e roads th a t .'•aused h im to
th e w h e re a b o u ts o f th e o th e r u n
d itc h th e b u g g y , 1 h ro w in g th e
t il a fe w d a y s ago.
d o c to r o u t and b re a k in g th e dash
M rs . M a r th a J. D u n c a n , w h o b o a rd . P e rs o n a lly , w e b e le iv e
h as been v is itin g h e r d a u g h te r, th e y w e re both p e r fe c tly sober
M rs . 0 . T . L e n ts o f A le x , sp en t a t th e tim e .
S u n d a y in o u r little c ity on h e r
T h e re w ill be no school T n u r s
w a y to h e r hom e in M is s o u ri.
d a y an d F rid a y o n account o f th e
T h e little T h o m p so n boys, w h o C o u n ty T e a c h e rs associatio.
h a v e been v is itin g th e ir g ra n d T h e fa c u lty o f o u r school w ill
m o th e r in A rk a n s a s , re tu rn e d a tte n d .
hom e S u n d a y .
L o s t — S tra y e d fr o m m y place,
L itt le B illie W a d e has been k n o w n as th e D ic k Thom as place,
q u ite ill th e p a st fe w days.
T u e s d a y , O c to b e r 10th , a m a le
M rs . M . C la y , w h o has heen D u ro c J e rs e y h o g , w e ig h t 225,
w it h her son in S tillw a te r fo r no m a rk s . A n y o n e h a v in g i n
th a past tw o w e e k , is e xp e cted fo rm a tio n w h ic h w i l l lead to his
re c o v e r y w ill re c e iv e a lib e ra l
to re tu rn W e d n e s d a y .
r e w a rd . W r ite m e a t N in n e k a h ,
C h arle s L e n ts a n d fa m ily s pent
ro u te 2,
S u n d a y w it h B u d B a k e r and
31 2 t
J. E . Ma h o n
fa m ily o f C e m e n t.
B illie P o w e ll a n d fa m ily o f
T h e e le v a to r re c e iv e d 125 loads
A m b e r w e re in N in n e k a h S u n
o f corn F rid a .v .
d a y , v is itin g fr ie n d s .
W illia m J , H o o v e r m ad e a bus
r i F D — F rid a y m o rn in g , a t h e r
iness tr ip to N o rg e S a tu rd a y .
hom e e a s t o f to w n , M rs . A n d y
M rs . O s c a r L e n ts and e h ild re n B o w e n .
B u rie d a t N in n e k a h
o f A le x a re v is itin g C h as. L e n ts c e m e te ry , S a tu rd a y . She lea ve s
a n d fa m ily .
a h u s b a n d and a n in f a n t c h ild -
T h e readers o f thle
pinwr will be
pleaaed to Icnrn that there la at leaat one
dreaded disoasc that aclence lioa l>«cn
able to cure In oil U h ataKes. nnd thnt l«
Catarrh. H a ir a Catarrh Cure la the only
positive cure now know n to the nu dlcal
inilvrnUy. Catarrh btdiiK a conatltutlonal
disease, requires a constitutional treat
ment. H a ll's Catarrh C ure 1s laken In
ternally. actlnp directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces o f the system , there
by deslroyInK the fmimhtllon o f the dis
ease. and givlnif tin
strenKlh by
buUdlnjr up the conslltuiinn and assisting
nature in doing Its wori The prm rletors
b av e 60 m uch faith In
< urut! > pow*
ors that they off**r O r
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o rd e re d s tme ti i e ag o and w as
d is a p p o in te d to fin d it had not
y e t a rriv e d .
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e x p ir e s
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1918.
B on d B r o th e rs, the o ld
s to re , h a v e ju s t rece iv e d
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a
C o rn Chops
S h o rts
C orn M e a l
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TO
It y ou have
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C . E . C o stello , F irs t N a t ’ l B ank, L in d s a y , O k la .
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Sewed Soles on any Shoe
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60c
75c
$1.00
G. F. Holbrook
o f E. W . W asson , w h o is ill.
li.\ M ) l\ G
lilH TI.SH T H O O l’ S O X ( i A M .I l ’ O U
S u rp risin g th e
r E X l X S l 'L .M l
lin k s , th is B ritish tra n sp ort was run ash ore d u rin g
th e n ig iu 10 lann rroops w u n sm aa
uoais, ir o m
tue
T u r k ish
p osition s
th e lo c a tio n o f t h is tra n sp ort was d ifficu lt to d eterm in e, the bow bein g
p a in ted to r e p r e se n t w aves.
S A V IN G T H E M A R K E T .
THE T lt m r X E ’S
EHEE
W e are c o m in g to the p o in t w h ere
w e re co g n ize o u r
L lltlt A K V
o r m ore o f
r esp on sib ility
in ^ the v e r y best o f b o o k s sen t u s b y
h e lp in g m ain tain th e m a rk et fo r o u r the G ov ern m en t w h ich co v e rs q u ite
n e ig h b o r s as w e ll a s *or o u rselv es.
a n u m b er o f su b je c ts and w h ic h w e
M rs. D en son
ot I’ u rd y
arrived
A lc x ,
le tte r s
in
O k la .,
hom e sou th o f tow n , w h ere she wlll
Ju
h e m en tion ed
are r e q u ir e d to sig n
care f o r the sick fo lk s th ere.
H. Z. D u n lap
th e fa ct th a t he h a d
call an d
g e t on e.
up
fo r
Y ou
th e
s o ld h is w h eat c r o p , w h ich was n o t
book s, p ro m isin g th at y o u w ill r e
v e r y la rg e, bu t w a s h o ld in g a la rg e
turn th e m
o a t c ro p .
given d a te .
T h is, h e said, h e fe lt w as
in g o o d
co n d itio n
at a
ow n
p rices.
in terest
in g e ttin g
H e e p la ln e d that
som e o f
h is n e ig h b o rs lia d no g ra n a ries, o t h - e rs n eed ed the cash rep resen ted in
th eir
oat
c ro p s ,
con seq u en tly
m u st sell th eir o a ts.
n e ig h b o r s
who
C O L . W . F . H E S S E I.T IN E
b etter
th ey
H e and o th er
could
h old ,
he
th o u g h t sh ou ld d o so and g iv e th eir
Auctioneer.
14 Y e a r s ez p erien ce in the b u sin ess
S a tisfa c tio n
g u a ra n teed .
M ake d a te s
w it h :
B ank,
S la te
A le x ;
F irs t
N a tion a l
B an k o f N in n e
kah.
in g
A u g im t
p o s to ffic e
fo r
T u esd ay n ig h t at the W . A . Graham
to
r e m a iiiiiig
th o
in vited
h is
Presdptions
of
e l 'i t i m c d
have n u m b ered an d a ll p ers on s a re
a
a d u ty to his n e ig h b o rs a s well as
Keeps a C lmplete line of Drugs,
A D V E R T IS E D L E T T E R S .
J ji s i t
fa r m e r w h o is a la r g e g ra in g row er,
R e cen tly , in c o n v e r sa tio n with
t
W e h a v e a h u n d red
N e e d N e w W in d o w Shades?
W e h a v e th e m in several colors,
as w e ll as th e n e w rom an stripes
A ll k in d s brass extensio n c u rta in
poles, a n d c u rta in rin g s . I f y our
w in d o w fram e s a re s m a lle r than
yo u r shades, g e t e x tn tio n wood
strips, w e h a ve th em .
3 1 tf
3 1,
th e
m o n th
unnt
end
m i5 .
c iilliu g fo r th e a b o v e p le a s e
C runk
D o lla r B ill says: “ T h e m a n
w ho k n o w s e n o u g h to sa?e his
cloth JS is th e m a n w h o has his
s u m m er s u it clean ed a n d press
ed a n d th e n p u ts is a w a y u n til
s p rin g tim e com es a g a in . B rin g
th a t s u it in and le t S loan clean
it up fo r you. S u its c lean ed a n d
pressed $1.00
2 7 -tf
L e a tb e r w o o d
M rs. U lnes
Shaw & R e y n old s
L o ttlc e W r ig h t
W lllle W illia m s
say
“ a d v e r t is e d .”
A . J. S T E IN , P. M .
Mrs. L. M. M aurer o f B ra d le y w aa
a g u est a t th e W . H . V in c e n t
h o m
a
this w eek .
n e ig h b o r s w b o m u st sell th e benefit
Phai macists
o t tb e m ark et.
T h is is the n e ig h b o r ly sp irit th at
w ill b u ild up fa rm in g , m a k e It m o re
rem u n era tiv e
and
those
m ore in d e p e n d e n t.
Patrooize our Fountain\Ve try to please.
who
fa rm
It sh ow s th at
th o u g h t is b e in g given to m a rk e tin g
an d to c o o p e r a tio n fo r im p ro v e m e n t
o f m a rk etin g con d ition s.
T h is is w h a t
th ou id
be
A u c t i o n
done in
m a rk e tin g c o tt o n , liay, h o g s , ca ttle
an d o t b e r
u n p erlsh a b le
p rod u cts.
S a l e
T h o s e w h o h a v e fa cilities f o r h o ld in g
an d w h o e x p e c t the m a r k e t to im
p ro v e sh ou ld n o t rush th e ir p rod u cts
and b rea k the m ark et.
T h e y sh ou ld
m a rk e t
tim es w h en
s lo w ly
an d at
the m a rk et Is a n x io u s f o r th eir p ro d
u cts .
S u ch m e th o d s o f m a rk e tin g b e n e
Phone 34
fit the co u n try
in that it gives th e
V>S5j»!a«SSS5!Ji«J5«
d ea lers a
c h a n c e to p la c e
ord ers,
Sm
h a n d le th e c r o p s w ith ou t c o n g e stio n
I will sell at Public Auction at my farm 5 miles
north of Bradley or 4 miles cast and 2 1-2 miles N.
ol Alex. Sale starts at 10 A. M.
tra n sp orta tion com p a n ies a chan ce to
an d h ea v y e x p en se.
It a ls o red u ces
th e g re a t stra in on the lim ited v o l
W
um e o f m o n e y av aila ble f o r m o v in g
crop s and p u ts th e cou n try on a cash
e d .
N o v .
3 r d
basis.
It o fte n h a p p e n s that fa rm p r o d
u cts are m ore v a lu a b le as such than
the cash fo r
w h ic h th ey
w ould
at
p resen t sell. T h is Is w hy s p e cu la to rs
[h a v e so often n m d e their m illion s at
I the
p ro d u c e r s’
expen se.
A nd
and
the
con su m er?’
n o one c o u ld
them , fo r the
p rod u cer
blam e
d em anded
! his m on ey reg a rd less o f prices, an d
the con su m er w o u ld n ot buy till he
n eed ed
the
p rod p cts.
S om e
one
m ust h old p ro d u c ts till th e con su m er
needs them . W h y can’ t th e p rod u cer
d o his p art?
E v ery fa r m e r is in a w a y resp on si
ble
fo r
sa v in g
sh ou ld d o h ls
the
m a rk et.
E a ch
part in g iv in g
h is
n e ig h b o r w b o m a y be u n fo r tu n a te a
I ch an ce in the op en m a rk et.
To de-
j m and o f the m a rk e t th a t it a b sorb
We Have The
in a fe w w eek s w h at it takea m illion s
o f hand s a y e a r to p ro d u c e is u n
Live Stock Miscellaneous
1 p a ir bay horses, 8 an d 9 y e a rs
old, w e ig h t 2200 pounds
1 bay y e a rlin g c o lt
1 span horse m u les , age 9 y e a rs ,
w e ig h t 1900 pounds
1 fre s h bow w it h c a lf
1 Z e rs e y y e a rlin g h e ife r
4 E x t r a good brood sows, fa rro w
soon
1 D u ro c sow w it h 9 p ig s
1 D u ro c re g is te re d m a le h o g
7 S hoats, a v e ra g e w e ig h t 120 lbs
Implement
5 D o ze n B u ff O rp in g to n s
12 S tan d s bees
125 B ales m ille t hay
75 B ushels corn
A b o u t 10 bushels peanuls
200 bund les k a fir
500 bund les cane
A b o u t 10 bushels Iris h p a ta to e s
I 2 seated s u rre y - good shape
1 low iro n w h eeled w'agon
2 section h a rro w s
2 rid in g c u ltiv a to rs
1 2 -ro w corn p la n te r
1 1 -ro w corn and c o tto n p la n te r
1 1 6 inch s u lk e y p lo w
1 1 4 in ch w a lk in g p lo w
1 H a n d g a rd e n p la n te r
1 set b lack s m ith tools
1 cook stove
1 d in in g ta b le 1 set le a th e r fa rm h a rn ess
6 d in in g chairs
Household Goods
A i umber of articles not listed here will be sold
rea son a b le an d those w h o m ake th is
d em a n d pay th e penalty.
W hy not
m ark et o u r p ro d u c ts in s u ch a m an
n er th a t we w ill get th e benefit o f
o u r la b o r and a t the sa m e time g iv e
o u r n eig h b ors a ch a n ce?
A m o u n ts u n d e r $10 w ill be cash, o v e r $10 w ill be g ive n 11 m o n th s tim e on b a n k a b le note
a t 10 p e r cen t in te re s t. 5 p e r cen t discount fo r cash.
Term s:
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In d otn g
th is w e w ill a ls o help th o s e In o th e r
business.
y
Stephenson-Browne Lumber Company 2
____________________________ f f
Ball Bros* Auctioneers
L* L. Laws, Clerk
C. B, BARNES, Owner
21tf
F o r R e n t—
3 6 0 A c re s p o o d
la n d fo r cash re n t o n ly .
S ee B en F re e n y A le x , O k la
J
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THE A L E X
T G IB U JM E
E o r S ale:
T om W ilson a n n ou n ces th at he w ill
B o y s Union s u its — th e kind
w ea r, 35c to $ 1 .0 0 .
28 -tf
to lind the e d ilo r at w o r k when ho
c a lle d T u esd a y thal h e slielled
the
w h erew ith
aud
out
re q u e s te d
R. E.
W e H a v e F a ll Goods A n iv in p : D a ily
J u s t R eceived a L a r g e S h iy m e n t o f P e te rs Shoes
A ll S izes and S ty le s
lhat
E . T yson
O u r
2 8 -tf
Is Just c o m p le tin g
M o tto —
fo r
G ood
h im s e lf a harn, w h ich , w h en finished
S e i v ic e a n d W e lc o m e to A ll
w ill be en tirely s a t is fa c t o r y to him .
E v erett hod the m ls fr to u u e last week
o f lo s in g his fine J ersey m ilch cow .
that
ills su b scrip tion be e x te u d e d . T h an ks
2 8 - lt
liu y ’ em fo r the se liool kids.
ton n e ig h b o rh o o d was s o aston ish ed
A r r iv a ls
at
ce ry slore.
R. E. S p ears, who liv e s In the Ire
S ee
of
S lo a n s T a ilo r sh op .
d o lla r s .
su it
he hus n cce p le d a p o sitio n in a g r o
Rear Skin stock in g s f o r boys and
six
them
c lo th e s ,
g irls ,
N ew
U n red eem ed
sofhi m ove to O klah om a C lly w here
L a d le s r e a d y -to -w e a r
g in g h a m s $1 .00
$ 1 .2 5 .
d resses
to $ 1 .5 0 . K lm on as,
N O T IC E !
N e w L o c a tio n e as t side m ain s tre e t.
in
2 8 -tf
L ee P iercy, ill fo r the past several
A fte r O ct. 1st, we w ill n o t ch arg e
We Fit \our Feet
a n y th in g ou o u r book s.
I t bein g fa ll
o f the y ea r— the m on ey sea son , you
w ill be e x p ected to pay
sp o t
M. S. Cralle
w ill ask that y eu m ake se ttle m e n t o f
steers, $50 p e r h ea d.
cu t.
m ile s N orth w est o f L in d s a y , M cClain
sam e by O ct. lo t h , as w e a re u n able
to ca rry tt lo n g e r .
g e r.
O k lah om u .
H om er
S M
H y ba r30-4t
For
a p p recia te th e fa ct t n it w e sold y ou
w ith o u t se cu rity and c a r .'o d y o u r a c
10 per cent
S ee tliese c a ttle on m y fa rm 3
c o u n ty ,
W e h o p e y ou w ill
M rs. W . F. L o o n e y is rep orted ill
Farm Loans
th is w eek.
c o u n t *or y o u at cash p rice, w ith ou t
N ew Bern, N, C.— A 3 g a llo n ca r
Interest, and p ay us p ro m p tly .
boy o f "m o n k e y r u m ”
Y o u r s very t r u ly ,
2 6 -tf
PA LAC E D R U G STOKE.
Ed. Shoegog
E O R S A L E — 1 5 5 head tw o y ea r-old
cash.
A b o u t y ou r a ccou n t y o u o w e u s: W e
W e G iv e Y o u a C ash D is co u n t on E v e r y P a ir
F e e t Feel G la d
w e e k s, is again ab le to be out.
of
U.
C h ic k a s h a ,
in the office
S. C o m m is s io n e r C has.
O k la h o m a
B.
H ill, sh ow ed th e c o lo r o f th e liq u o r
C harles C aven d er, J r .,
Phone 27
le ft
M on-
d ay fo r C larin d a, Iow a , a 't e r receiv
to b e m ilk y an d the s m e ll lik e that
o f uiulasses.
M o o n s h in e r s lu N orth
in g w ord o f the death o f h is g r a n d
C a r o lin a are m a k in g an d selllA g It
m oth er. .r
in it r g e q u a n titlfe s.
Residence Phene 28 or 42
I
can
and
(‘ ln .s e
(fiv e
fa rm
you
lo a n ,
s u 'r a n c c .
s lia ,
your
b e tte r
fir e
Jo h n
O k la .,
(lu ie k e r
ra te s
and
on
to rn a d o
H a n k in s ,
p lio n c
T h e g rea t
lo a n
a
in -
C lv ie k a -
447.
2 0 tf
m ou n d s o f
a lfa lfa
on
th e land a c r o s s the t r a c k fro m the
s ta tion ce rta in ly lo o k
good.
w a te r ,
m ola sses
la
I t Is m ado o f
an d
k n o v n ch e m ica ls.
ce rta in
uu-
A ft e r w o rk in g ,
the liq u o r is 1 00 p r o o f, an d a sau cer
fu l w ill burn f o r live m in u te s w h en
lig h t e d .
la s ts
The
three
" m o n k e y ru m
tim e s
as
r ia g ”
lo n g
as
a
w h is k e y d ru n k , an d e n d s w’ ith fr ig h t
fu l d eleriu m trem en s.
T h is
T h e nine m o n th s o ld ba b y of W .
tra ct o f som e tw enty o r th ir ty acres
A.
is on e o f th e best in th is co u n try .
G rah am
s o u th
of
to w n
is very
sic k .
T h e D a lla s
S e m i-W e e k ly
F arm
N ew Y o rk , N . Y .— M rs, Jea n ette
N ew s and T h e T rib u n o b o th 1 y ea r
S ch w a rtz, 1 0 6 -y e a r s o ld , w h o w eig h
f o r $1.50.
ed le s s than tw e n ty -flv e p o u n d s d ied
Big Stock ’’of Holiday
goods, racket goods, and
all kinds of Christmas
goods at the Vaughan
Hdw. Co, Lindsay, Okla.
W h y go to Chickasha to
do your shopping, when
you can get it nearer at
home? W e well pay rail
way fare on purchases of
$10 or more
will have
our holiday goods open
about the 15th of Nov.
Call or write us.
V a u g h a n
H a r d w a r e Co.
30tf
Lindsay, Okla.
ll
r e c e n tly .
S he w a s tw o an d a h a lf
fe e t ta ll.
A t a p a rty h e ld Just b e
fo r e
d e a th ,
h er
d an ced .
sh e re cite d
A n O ld L in e L e g a l R e s e rv e L if e C o m p
a n y W it h M o r e T h a n T v /o
an d
O f la te she h a d t b e h a bit
D o lla rs o f L ia b ility ,
c a llin g fo r a g la sa o f be; r.
T h e R e s e rv e
e ry P o lic y is D e p o s ite d
J. H u n t Is b u ild in g a b a i;i at his
h o m e north o f tow n th is w eek.
W it h
on E v
th e
S ta te
T re a s u re r fo r th e B e n e fit an d P ro te c tio n o f
P h ila d e lp h ia , P a., M rs. R . C. N uck
D allas, T e x ., h a s
D o l
la rs o f A ss ets to M e e t E v e r y O n e H u n d re d
o f a w a k e n in g d u rin g th e n ig h t and
le s o f
H u n d re d
its P o lic y H o ld e rs A lik e E v e ry w h e re ,
a slx-ln ch
p et C h ih u ah u a w ith an ap p etite (o r
d ia m o n d s.
of
A re ce n t m e a l con sisted
a v a lu a b le
ston e fr o m
s o m e la v a llie re .
fo r m e d
a hand
A v e te r in a r y p er
a d e lic a te o p e r a tio n
S
b e fo r e
th e gem was r e co v e r e d .
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E m m e tt C ru se sold 28 h o g s to T.
A . C o o k T u esd a y .
G r een v ille, S. C.— A r th u r W a rren
h a s p u t to sh a m e th e th r e e w ise m en
w h o w en t to sea In a b o w l by c o m
R ay m on d
C om bs, w h o has
been
sick fo r the p ast sev era l days, is re
in
p orted to b e Im p rov in g .
a h e a d by e x p r e ss and th e y w ere w a it
dresses
C h ild ren s ready to w e a r
2 8 -tf
BOND B R O TH E R S.
r,R F ..\T R S T n .\ L L P L .A Y E R T I I E G A M E E V E R H A D
Mr. and M rs. Sam G ib b s have re
has
y e a r ,
a s
f o r
ten years le d the leagu es w it h the h ig h e s t b a ttin g a v e ra g e s
w e ll as b e in g tbe g re a te st b a se r u n n e r and a ll rou n d p la y e r
In
gam e.
the
turned to
a b a th tu b.
In g f o r him w h e n he a r r iv e d .
Jord an , M o n t., w h ere
G. C. V a u g h a n ,
Is rep orted Sam uel h a s la n d ed on a
w ith
ton silitis.
m in e.
M rs.
m on th s at th e
G ib b s
hom e
in
go
H o u se
a
F r e d 's
Chop
d in n e r .— F V e d
fo r
F r e d ’s
2.0
to
H ou se
good
go
fo r
d in n e r .— F r e d
Why
a
n o t give your
l)oy nnd girl an
opportunity to
m ake tlieir Aome
study easy and
effediref G i v e
tnem the s a m e
cliances to win pro
m otion and success
as tlie lad having the
advantage of
to
good
2 0 tf
J. M. C a m pb ell s p e n t M onday in
C h ick ash a on business.
C om e In le t us sh ow y o u the m any
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and
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dirsy
not sleep
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fa llin g .
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G e n e ra l A g e n ts : C itiz e n s N .a t’ l B a n k B ld g .
N
B a c o n , in O k la h o m a C ity,
A n d rew s,
a d i-t.
hours, close and
tedious work, are very apt
to result in Headaches or
other Pains. Don’t suffer.
S T O
e n d v isit w ith h e r s is te r M rs. D. C.
a C h ick ash a
C h ic k a s in i
O lio p
cent
&
M rs. W . H . V in c e n t an d d a u g h ter,
v is ito r M on d ay.
in
M
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A
A n d rew s,
a d v t.
R . A. T h o m a s w as
H
G la d y s, r e tu rn ed h o m e a fte r a w eek
C h ie k a s h a
2 5 -e e n t
D
spent
o f h er
m oth er, M rs. L. N ale, h ere.
W hen
L
R e 'o r d , a g e e ig h t, s o n o f Mr. and
M rs.
r e a l g old
W ar
O
n o t h in g on h im .
it
th ree
Long
H e se n t h is clo th e s
r e n says D io g e n e s a n d h is tub h a s
In g in g h a m s 10c to $ 1 .2 5 .
T y C o b b , w h ose sala ry is clo se to tw e n ty -fiv e th ou san d d o lla r s per
p le tin g a 2 0 -m lle cru ise o n T a r r iv e r
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FO R"
THE
First National
Bank
-Sensible prices,
quality considered.
OF ALEX
W ELCO M E
$50,000.00
H e lp y o u rs e f and y o u r n e ig h b o rs b y d o in g a ll you can to
keep th e road in good s h a p e a d jo in in g y o u r fa r m , w h e th
er you ow n th e fa rm o r n o t. I f a ll fa rm e rs w o u ld do th is
all roads w o u ld be good.
M.AJOR (IE N E R A L
BOND BROS
GE O IH iK W . G 0E T H A L .S
T he b u ild e r an d present G o v ern or o f the P an a m a Canal Z o n e was
to give up h is offlce N ov em b er 1st. B ut sin ce the last slid e ot ea rth w h ich
c o
r r o
x
s
h
The good
e
in
d
$
7 .
s
b
o
R O
.
D
E
h a v e secu red the s e r v ice s o f C .
S T O L E N
FROM
liv e n ie rch a n ls o f A le x
H
O
R
S E
P L A IN V IE W , T E X A ^
J.
C la re n ce G oines, a lad o f a b o u t 20
repre
years, w h o w a s ra ised betw een here
s e n t them o n the stre e t ir. the b u y in g
and P u r c e ll, O kla., is in a p retty bad
« t the fa r m e r s ’ co tto n seed,
p re d ica m e n t.
W a lla c e w h o w ill
h e r e a fte r
e v e r y cent it is w o r th .
p a y in g
W hen
Mr.
S A L E
D
A Y
S U C t ’ E S . S
he
W . D. H a rg ra v e s, ch ie f h ig h brow
m ad e h is g et-a w a y w ith tw o h orses
o f the G ra d y c ou n ty Star f o r c e was
A
fe w
days
ago
W a lla c e ste p p e d on th e street W e d
b e lo n g in g t o som e p a rty n ea r P la in -
d o w u S a tu rd a y a c t in g as su b stitu te
n es d a y o f la s t w eek, c o tto n seed w as
v le w ,
a u ctio n e e r , (jo l. E. J. H u b b a rd ’ s wife
se llin g fo r o n ly $32 p e r ton, by F r i
e lu d e the offlcers, h e ro d e b a r d to
h a v in g been in ju r e d .
The S a le Day
d a y they w e r e se llin g
g e t to P u r c e ll, n ea r w h ich p la c e he
rem in d ed
tow n sh ip
w as ra ised
H e is
h e ld here S e p te m b e r 16th. T h e peo
j u s t even in tim a te th a t A lex m e rc h
said to h a v e had n o m on ey w h e n he
p le w ere n o t In terested , som e o f thenv
a n ts do n o t a p p re c ia te y o u r bu si.iess
started fr o m the a b o v e nam ed place.
e n o u g h to b o o s t it ; som e le t it slip
a n d we w ill c a ll a s p e c ia l sessio n o f
T h r o u g h so m e u n k n ow n so u rc e the
t h e ir m ind en tire ly , som e w ere afraid
th e H o n o ra b le K a n g a r o o cou rt.
lad fo u n d th a t th e s h e riff’s f o r c e of
to list th eir stock e t c ., with th e clerk
M cC lain c o u n ty w a s ready to m eet
b u t are su re they w ill be m ore ready
him an d
G rady
to take h o ld ot it n ex t Sale D a y than
alert
th is, the fir st one to be held in Alex.
He
-A crow d a lm o st eq u a l In size t o the
$ 3 7 .5 0 per to n .
fo r
a ro u n d
N ow o ld fa rm e r boy
M rs. N eely o f F t. S m ith , A r k ,, is
h e r e fo r a fe w d a y s’ v isit w ith h er
T e x a s, and
co u n ty
son a, John an d W a lte r Bray.
from
a tte m p tin g
boyh ood.
tu rn ed b a c k into
o n ly
to
find
G rad y’s
lo
fo r c e re a d y to nab h o ld o f h im .
Lindst.i'f is Jicl*dul'ed to ' h a v e
ch an ge
n th e m a n a g e m e n t
of
w as h e m m e d up.
the
T h e G rady c ou n ty
fo r c e ru sh e d him and d ro v e h im r ig h t
us
of
o n e here o n
th e
fair
P air D ay was in Alex
tr a d in g w ith the g o o d m erch a n ts and
te le p h r a c e x ch a n g e , th e P u r c e ll- L e x -] Into the a r m s o f the M cC lain c ou n ty
In g trn C o m p a n y h a v in g sold th e ir fo r c e , w h o cap tu red him and h e is
•interest th e re to p a r tie s in N orm a n . now in th e P u rce ll ja ll.
up.
T h e new c o m p a n y t o o k ch arge M o n
D a y p ro p ostion , w ill boost it in their
d a y m orn in g .
Mrs. N e ttie C o ry e ll, G rady cou n ty
w om an A g e n t, was d o w n
Saturd ay
J . N . W ilk e rs o n , f o r s e v e ra l fo r the p u rp o s e o f m e e tin g t h e w o
y e a rs a p ro m in e n t business m a n j m en and g ir ls and cu-ganlzlng a club
o f th is c it y , w h o is n o w in b u s i- ! fo r eacli. I t bein g th e F re e Sale
ness a t A r h n r , O k lo ., w as m in g -, Day th ere w as an im m en se c r o w d in
lin g w ith fr ie n d s h e re S a tu rd a y . { A le x and (h e m e e tin g held In the
B oys, th o u s h a lt n o t fig h t.
M o th e r says “ its h a rd
t h y c lo th e s .”
.
on
bid d in g cn e v e ry th in g that w a s put
T be
n erch a n ts lik ew ise
will
k n o w better how to handle th e Sale
d rea m s, an d w ill striv e to m a k e it a
b ig day f o r A lex.
T h e la r g e s t crow d ev e r in A le x was
h e r e on T o w n sh ip F a ir Day a n d Sale
D a y , S atu rd ay, O ct. 30 th . .
A rra n g e m e n ts
h a v e been
com
p le te d to h a v e B all B roth ers o f El
lo d g e hall w a s very in te re stin g . T he
R e n o sell y o u r stu ff h erea fter, they
w om en o f th is co m m u n ity , a ft e r get
are
tin g
c o u n tr y an d g e n era lly m ake a suc
a c q u a ip te d
d e a rly lo v e her.
w ith
Mrs. C ory ell,
-
well
k n ow n o v e r this
entire
c e s s o f a s a le w hen th ey cry it.
N ext B ig
P erform a n ce S aturday.
N ov em b er 1 3 th — W e
com e.
want y o u
to
H u n g ry
H
O L D S
( J H E . A T
H
I
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R D
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O I U
T E R
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A H O S L A .
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a sk e d him w h en and w here he killed
t h e last d e e r.
T o th is he an sw ered :
’ ’ I killed m y last d e e r on O ct. 1st,
b e f o r e O k la h om a S ta teh ood c a m e in
on
the 16 th , at the head o f B itter
C reek .
W ith
that
sh ot
I
b rou g h t
dow n
my 2 8 9 th d e e r ;
k ille d
11 a n telop e an d 7 P anthers.
I have
laso
I o n c e k ille d a big panther o n
the
g r o u n d n ow know n a s the c o r n e r of
R ob in so n a n d Grand A venue, O kla
h o m a City.
So fa r as I am a b le to
ascerta in th is waa th e last d eer killed
in what la n o w O k la h om a .’ ’
M ens tw o
piece u n d erw ea r
and
u n io n suits— g ood a n d w arm , m ade
fo r
w inter,
p op u la r
prices— a lw a ys
28-tf
J. H. F llp p e , c on sta b le o f C h ick
d a y a ftern oon .
C . C. B row n was a C h ick ash a vis
it o r betw een
W. H. Vincent & Go.
C o tto n is v e ry slow o p e n in g ,
b u t corn is in splendid c o n d itio n
fo r g a th e rin g .
J . H . W o o d , w ife a n d th re e
g ra n d -c h ild re n , s p e n t fr o m T h
u rs d a y to S u n d a y w it h M rs .
W o o d ’s d a u g h te r, M rs . H a i r in
D ib b le , O k la .
M O O N L IG H T S C H O O L .
E v e f jo n e
rrgw l
to
A tte n d
F irtit
M eetltig, N ov , 12th nt HtlttHd
Hou.se.
In o r d e r th a t the s c h o o l m ay b e
the g rea test ben efit p ossib le
to
a ll
the p eop le o f A le x sch ool d istr ic t N o .
56, we have d ecid ed to o p e n a “ M oon
lig h t s c h o o l” on F riday n ig h t, N ov .
12 th 19 15 at the sch ool
h ou se
at
7 :3 0 p. m.
M r s . C la y an d son H e n r y , re t i v i e f l T u e s d a y fr o m S t illw a t e r .
School opened a t C o ffe lt and
C h itw o o d , M o n d a y , M is s C a th ry n e G r iffith has c h a rg e o f th e
fo r m a r a n d M iss H a z e l B e n n e tt
o f th e la t t e r .
D . D . B o s w e ll s p en t S u n d a y
m o to rin g . T h e v is ite d A m b e r
a n d M in c o on th e trip .
A lle n B re m a g e had th e m is
fo rtu n e S it u r d a y to f a l l o ff a
load o f h a y . H e re c e iv e d b ru is
es a b o u t tn e head.
T h is s c b o o l is ( o r e v e r y b o d y ,
no
m a tter h ow o ld , h ow litt le o r m u oh
T h e H o llo w e ’en p a r ty a t th e
I Cook h o m e S a tu rd a y n ig h t w a s
I an e n jo y a b le o n e .
The m ake
ups w e re im u s in g , m a n y g a m e s
w ore p la y e d , d e lic io u s r e fr e s h ' m en ts w e re s e rv e d a m id th e
I la u g h te r, a n d a f t e r th e p a r ty
was “ m u s te re d o u t” th e m 's : h ie f
j began,
I
L O S T — B la c k
I
We
esp e c ia lly
u r g e th ose w h o have n e v e r learn ed
3 2 -2 t
T u esd ay .
C h ick ash a
young
v is it o r
.
the arts o f re a d in g and w r itin g , to
atten d .
W e w an t to teach y ou h o w .
It w ill be Joy to you to learn and
p lea su re to us to teach y o u .
C ou rses w ill lie offered as the de
m and requ ires.
D ecide
w hat
you
w an t to k n ow m o r e a b o u t; com e ou t
and le t ’s o r g a n iz e a class.
R e m e m b e r tb e date
E v e ry b o d y com e.
N ov.
12 th .
E v ery th in g F ree.
T he T ea ch ers.
W e w ere in L in d say
la st
A good lin e o f h e a v y iron beds
and F re n c h ro ll edge m attre s se s
pi iced to sell a n d sell now .
3 1 tf
N o r v ill H a rd w a re O .
Ed W e a v e r , w h o liv e s 6 m iles w e s t
o f A lex had the m is fo r tu n e o f lo s in g
a flne m u le M on d ay n igh t.
. Mrs. W . K. L oon ey Is r ep orted to
be im p rov in g .
FOH S A L E --$ 8 .t )0
w eek ,
T h e ladies o f th e B a p tis t ch u ch m id e $25.10 a t th e ir b o x s u p
p e r F r id a y n ig h t.
and w h ile th ere in terv iew ed on e o f
the p ro m o te rs o f the p ea n u t Idea. H e
in g o o d
said th ey
Offlce.
T h e re w ill be p re a c h in g a t th e
B a p tis t c h u rc h n e x t
Sunday
m o rn in g and e v e n in g .
days, It w as m a k in g a y ie ld
had b eea th re sh in g
cro p n o rth o f L in d say
fo r
the
sev eral
than w as an ticip a ted , an d that th ey
per bu sh el.
T h is years c r o p m eans
o o d le s o f sp en d in g
X m a s m on ey
and
m oney,
a b u sh e l
aw a y in the b a n k s o f L in d sa y .
d o u b le
c o n d itio n .
w ll bu y g o o d
b a rrel sh o tg u n
A p p ly
at
P ost
3 2 If
b e tte r
w ere bein g sold in L in d sa y fo r 6 5c
M rs . J e n n ie o f N o rg e a n d M rs .
E s th e r re c e iv e d a m es s ag e M o n
d a y te llin g th e m o f th e ir fa th e r ,
E d M o rris o f G otebo, O k la ., th a t
he w as n o t e xp e cted to liv e .
T h e y le f t im m e d ia te ly f o r G o te
bo.
som e
to
put
Corn, s h u c k e d .......................................4 5 c
C orn, s n a p p e d -------------------------- :i8c
O a t s ....................................................... 270
Kafir, s h e lle d , p er 100 lb s
65#
W h e a t ......................................
SOc
COM E
IN
D r . G e ra rd says t h a t d u r in g
th e m o n th o f O c to b e r th e g irls
and boys b ro ke even in th e b irth
r a te a ro u n d h e re , th e re b e in g
fiv e o f e ach . U s u a lly th e boys
p re d o m in a te .
"R azors Sharp, T owoIb Clean;
CuU the whiskers so they can’t bo seen”
M a n y fr ie n d s o f John D a v e n
p o rt w ill be g la d to h e a r he is
Im p ro v in g .
F o r S ale:
c lo th e s , six
trains T uesday.
U nred eem ed
d olla rs.
See
s u it
of
th em
at
S lo a n s T a ilo r shop.
B o y s U n ion suits— the kind
w e a r , 35c to $1.00.
2 8 -lt
that
2 8 -tf
M rs . W . W . R e d m a n o f N o rg e
v is ite d M rs . B la n k e n s h io th e
firs t o f th e w e e k .
D r . G o rd o n a n d fa m ily w e re
ca lle d to th e dea h bed o f M rs .
G o rd o n ’s fa th e r , M r .-B r o w n o f
M in c o , T u e s d a y .
J , H . M u tz an d w ife to o k M iss
E n g lis h out to h e r school a t F a ir
V ie w , S u n d a y .
(C o n tin u e d on la s t p a g e )
m
sh o a t
R o b e r t E . A lexander^ o u r
attorn ey, w as a
L. C. S m ith
V . B. B la n k e n s h ip m a d e a bus
iness t r ip to A le x , F r id a y .
w h ite
C has. J. W a lla ce.
you k n ow , we w an t you to a tten d th e
“ M o o n lig h t S c h o o l.”
and
0
I w eig h in g a b o u t 90 p ou n d s.
a c o m p lete stock .
a s h a , was seen on o u r streets T u es
Don't Forget Our 5-10-25c Line
Ninnekah Items
It co sts y ou n oth in g t o sell
y o u r stock , im p lem en ts, etc.
W h en
‘P H O N E 3 0
is the la r g e s t in the history o f the ca n a l has taken p lace he h a s v o lu n
te e re d to fin ish this jo b .
I
KOZY
i
T h e a tre
C h ic k a s h a ,
O k la h o m a
JJC
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We want the Farmers Patronage
^
Vaudeville and 4 reels of Picture
jC
^
5 always 10
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THE ALEX TRIBUNE
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year,
Id
I’ a y -
artvanee.
ra te*
on
a p p lic a tio n .
E ntered at A le z , O k la., p o a to fR ce
IS le c o n d c l a n m atter un der i c i o f
March
eoD gresa ,
AUEX
:
Btate o f Ohio. C itv o f Toledo, I „
I,ucas C ounly.
f
Frank J. C'heti. y mal "S oath that he Is
lenlor partner o f th.; Arm o f F . J. Cheney
ft Co.. doing liusineHB In the c it y o f T o Icdii, Counly and StoK aforesaid, and
th.il «.ild flrrn will p.ty II..- sum of O N E
I f f N f .R E I i |oil.l,.M LS f.ir e a 'li and evcr’.' case t.f C atarrh itiai can nct be cured
by Ihe us.- t.f H .W .I.'.S C .ftT A R IlH C C R E .
F lt .lN K J. C H E N E Y .
Sn orn to before me and stibicribed In
my preK.'nre, this 6lb day o f December,
.\ P. UM.
(Seal)
A. W . O L E A 8 0 N .
N o ta ry Public,
lla ll’a C atarrh Cure Is taken Internnlly
and a.-Is directly uistn the blood and m u
cous siirfn. es o f the sy ite m . Send for
lesllm onlals. frt-e.
F J. C lf R N E Y * CO , Toledo, 0 .
Bold hy all Druggists, TSc.
Tako Hall e Family n ila for constipation.
3. 1879
ago, and it is w it h r e g re t th a t
w e aee these good people m ove
fro m our m id s t.
T h e Loon ey
fa m ily has m a n y good frie n d s
here w ho w ill m iss th e m .
W.
jo in in w is h in g fo r th e m u n lim
ite d .success a n d m uch h a p p in
ess in th e ir n e w hom e,
Gone to Lone Star State
.John L to p e y finished lo a d in g
h is im ig ra n t c a r W edne.sday an d
w a s pulled o u t on th e noon p a s
s e n g e r tr a in .
M r. Looney d e
c id e d a s h o rt tim e ago to m o v e
to T e xa s, h o p in g it w ould b e n e
f i t th e h e a lth o f his son, A lv a ,
w h o has h een out th e re fo r a e v
e r a l m onths an d is h a v in g th e
b e s t o f h ? a lth . H e w ill lo c a te
n e a r F lo y a d a , and w e are re q u e te d to sen d th e T rib u n e to
F lo y a d a , ro u te 3, box 43.
He
ha s n e t sold hi? in te re sts h e re
b u t h a i re n te d his home p lac e
to John C a v e .
M r . L o o n ey i.s one o f the o ld tim e rs o f th is section, h a v in g
m o ved here a b o u t .si.xteen y e a rs
T K IB U N E
Hig slock o( iiuliday
goods at the V’aiighan
Hdw. Co. Lindsay, Okla.
$10 or more
will have
Call or write us.
V
aucuan
30tf
H
ardw are
G
o
t
CALL 10
For
Corn C hops
Shorts
Corn M e a l
H ra n
C o tto n Seed M e a l
F e e d o f a ll k in d s
.Sold fo r cash only
Custom Grinding
AIU Mill & f'tvai r C«inp9 Dy
.
Lindsay, Okla.
i
S u b s c r ib e fo r T h e T r ib u n e
M ra . Chas. C a lla n a n re ca ive d
a te le g ra m la te W e d n e s d a y te 'lin g h e r th a t h e r fa th e r w a s s e r
iously ill a t h is hom e in C le a r
H i v e r , Io w a . S h e le f t im m e d
ia te ly .
R e v . E . A . V in c e n t re tu rn e d
T h u rs d a y a fte rn o o n fro m O k la
h o m a ’s h e a lth r e s o r t a t S u lp h u r,
O k la h o m a , a ll s m ile s a n d v e ry
m uch im p ro v ed in h e a lth . H e
s p e n t severol w e e k s th e re .
I ,L O Y D
( i E O K t i E , .M I M S T E K
.M i x r r i o x . s o e
e
OF
.\< ; l a x d
S in ce th e b eg in n in g o f th e w ar M r.
G e o rg e h a s b ecom e o f th e m ost v a l
u a b le m en in
the B ritish
C abin et
w ith a tre m e n d o u s p o p u la r fo llo w in g
H o w
o f
*
to
G r o w
S u p e rb
B ig g e r
t h r o u g h o u t th e E m p 're.
C ro p s
F r u it— F R E E
X O T K 'E .
" ^ O U need this practical, expert in fo rm atio n . W h e th e r
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everywhere aro firettlnir Drodlgloiis
crop.H and large eaoh proHtsTrom crops
of our New Catalog-ân 11x8 in. book
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the flrst M on d a y o f ea ch n onth, and
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to
cla im s,
R. M. Nash, D e p u ty
E x a m in e r an d In sp ector.
S ta te
A ttest: F .
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N O T IC E !
A ft e r O ct. 1st, we w ill n o t c h a rg e
a n y th in g on o u r b ook s.
G et Our N ew Catalog
m on ey
p en d ed m u st be tully item iz ed
It bein g fa il
o t th e y e a r— the m on ey season , y o u
w ill be e x p e c te d to p a y
sp ot
cash .
A b o u t y o u r a cco u n t y o u o w e ua: W e
w ill a sk th a t y o u m ak e se ttlem en t o f
sam e by O ct. 16 th . as ■we are u n able
to c a r ry it lo n g e r .
W e h o p e you w ill
a p p re c ia te th e fa ct th s t w e sold y o u
w ith o u t se c u r ity and c a r i.'e d y ou r a c
c o u n t ' o r y o u at cash p rice , w ith o u t
in terest, an d pay us p ro m p tly .
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pllla.
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M aiiet . Ohio.
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THE
I B A L L BRO S.
Y e s . w e a r e a till in th e bu sin esa— s e llin g sales e v e ry
a n d p le a s in g th e b id d e rs , as w e ll as th e m an w e w o r k
b ig
or
s m a ll,
f a r o r n e a r.
Make Dates With
•
C . E . C o stello , F ir s t N a t 'l B an k , L in d s a y , O k la .
F . ? . B a ll E l R en o , O k la .
O ffic e phone 32
R e s id en c e phone K X -5 1
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B lu e fle ld s, N ica ra u g a .— J o s e
u id o
Is
Ag-
New Y o r k , N, Y .— J o h n H u g h es,
an e x a m p le o f s tra n g e re
w h ile s w im m in g , d iv e d fr o m a Jetty
v e r s a l t o the s a v a g e .
W h e n h ls sis
an d h it a lo g .
A p a r t fr o m a slig h t
te r v io la t e d an e d i c t r e g a r d in g m ar
p a in , h e
ria g e to h er c o u s in , A g u ld o c u t o u t
day s, w h e n s o m e th in g sn a p p ed
in
h e r h e a rt, haked It and a te p a r t o f
h is n e c k
be
It.
b ro k e n .
H e co n fe sse d a n d w ill b e h a n ged
w ork ed
an d
to
The Palace Drug Store
Keeps a C l mplete line of Drugs,
Prcsciptions
«
Phai macists
Patrooize our FountainWe try to please.
T A
Phone 34
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C b lck a sh a , O kla.
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OSCAU SIMPSO.V,
Law yer.
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C h ick a sh a , O k lah om a ,
y
Y
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D R . J. M . HANNA
y
y
IM iyslrlaii nnd S u rg eon
-j. Olflco r e a r F irs t .N a tion a l Bank.
Y
y P h o n e 133.
A ie x , O k la.l
I
may h a v e a dozen , If you w la h !” S he
reach ed fo r a clu ste r o f pink ram
b ler©
liu t h ls stron g brown h a n d caught
bers an d held it c lo s e to h ie heart.
w ard ' o r retu rn to telep h on e oflloe.
3 2 -t(
' " Y o u are the r o s e 1 w an t,” he said
gently.
“ I ? ” sh e fa ltered , only h a lf undei"
standing.
“Y ou.
Is i t BO Incredible t h a t I
should lo v e y o u ? ” b e sm iled down a t
her.
W h a t evil s p irit w hispered to R o se
that perhaps A u n t A n g ela had re
fu sed G eorge G arth and h e was o ffe r
ing h e r bis dam aged heart?
S urely, he b a d not m ad e lov e to
R ose accord in g t o youth's rom antic
dream s.
His prop osal w as so sudden
and une.xi'fcted.
W ith
a
throbbin g
h ea rt R o s e
pushed him aw :iy from h e r and c r ie d :
"O h, I’m afraid y ou ’ve m ad e a m is
t a k e !"
S he ran aw ay to Ip r ow n room and
fa ced her flu shed reflection In th e
glass.
"H e bas m ade a m istake,” she told
herseK . “ It Is A u n t A n gela he lo v e s
— he is only flirtin g with m e. I h ate
h im !”
P o o r R ose, w h o could n o t recogn ize
lov e w ben It c a m e luiocklng at b er
h eart!
d ays v is it w ith h e r m o th e r in W y n e
a rrive hom e S atu rd ay fr o m
w ood .
a
She w ill a lso v isit In T u ssy
R o s o was still In his arm s.
J. W . O W SLE Y .
J e w e lr y , D iam on d s, W a tc h e s .
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A Cut G lass, C h in a A rt G o o d s a n d !!
y
S ilv erw a re.
^ R e p a ir in g
X
C h ick ash a, O k l a .;;
U. M . W O O D Y
Ija w y er.
y
317 C blck a sh a A v e .
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O k la h o m a
¥
H IL L & JOH N ’ S
H e stu u ra u t.
A good
-i-and
p la c e to
fa m ilie s
e a t— w om en ;t;
esp ecia lly
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betw een trains.
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F r e d ’s Chop House fo r a prood
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M A R R Y -H u n d r e d s
of
D lscrip tion fr e e .
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n ig h ts
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H a v in g c o n c lu d e d to q u it the h o n
o f a fa rm e r , and
gu
city , I w ill sell at p riv a te sale
th e
fo llo w in g ;
O ne team o f ba y m a res, 4 an d
y e a rs old , w e ig h t a b o u t
2600:
5
a re
CHEANEY HOTEL
S teaiii llenf, H o t and Cold ru n
n in g w a te r in nil roouis.
T h e best ta b le in th e state.
P riv a te B ath.
122-134 (,?liit‘kasha Ave.
as g o o d as th ere is in th e cou n ty.
1 00 p ounds.
n ig h t.
V ls -?
H ugh
M. M
a rlo r
Art
S ec'y
N. 0.
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N a tio iu il
t
B ank
A le x , O klahom a
llic a n
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W . H . C o llie r 5;
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B u ild in g .
all red.
T e n head o f y e a r lin g h eifers, all
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D rA ym an
WIU ta k e
P rom p t
w ell s e c u r e d .
lha,
S e r v ic e
R e a s o n a b lb
R a tes.
W AN TS
W eek s.
. \ 'i e e
K a te s
tio ii
M igh t c o n sid e r m oney
H. W . B E L T Z .
& T ra n s fe r
B aggage
les.s.
n otes,
F riday
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-i.
O ffie e
N in e head o f lon g y ea rlin g ste e rs ,
T e rm s, g o o d
!{Meets every
y tto rs Invltdd.
IT,
477
O.
ROBT. E. A L E X A N D E R
LAW YER
O ne bay m a re, 7 y e a rs old, w e ig h t
red, g o o d on es.
O n e piano, c o s t $ 4 0 0 .
Visiting-j*
J. H a m ilton , W . M .,y
406 M
(irst a n d third
a fte r n o o n
ft
back to the g r a ftin g bu sin ess in th e
or;J;
I
F ra n k
V ee L y o n : W . T . M cL au gh lin .
est p ro fe ssio n
on
!i!"s.
S. D . S m ith : B e a tric e S tiles: M a g
P R IV A T E S A L E .
M eets T u e sd a y e v e n in g
X b r o th e r s are invited to m e e t w lth ^ !
gie O tten : W m . F ilm o r e : L. F r e g a lls
A . J. S T E IN , P . M.
A, F. & A. M.
J.
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ed in the p ostollice a t A lex, O k la .,
In c a llin g f o r the a b o v e please sa y
's m f
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" a d v e r t is e d .”
A te x L odge
N o . 467
ft
LAW .
L is t o f letters re m a in in g u n c la im
new O liver T y p e w r ite r.
“ It is a lon g tim o to k eep you w ait
ing fo r one r o s e ,” sbe w hispered.
A ll w o rk G u aran teed,
C h ick ash a,
b efore retu rn in g .
C h ild ren s re a d y to w e a r
D en tist.
AND
fe w
’. d .
D R . J . M , BOND
i
CHICAGO
KANSAS CITY
M rs. R. A. M u rray Is ex p ected to
f — w ith Aunt A n g ela."
O n e piano, c o s t $ 2 0 0 , will tra d e
I "O h , n o !” h e chuckled. “ T ou saw o r se ll right.
I m y broth er C harlie. H e and A ngela
O n e bed r o o m su ite, retail p r ic e
] have been sw eethearts (or years.
$150.
Now p riced r ig h t.
T h ere w as a m isunderstanding and |
Ir o n bed, sp r in g s an d cotton m a tC h a rlie lost him self in the O rien t: i
been exploring Tibet, I believe.
I ( ‘ '■essA ls o tables, R o c k in g chairs, r u g s.
p rom ised A n g e la I’d try t j loca te him
this tim e— an d I did— brough t him H all tree an d sev era l oth er su ia ll
hom e, in fact.
He has suffered as th in g s.
w ell as A ngela. I am glad for th em ."
O n e large Offlce D esk, also n etirly
ny
I
At L a w
-j-Office o v o r F a r m e r ’s S ta le B ank,-'-
OOWXS FROM H M U K I.Ii K X H IIIIT IO N
S be w en t out t o the tea table and,
as sh e expected, A u n t A ngela changed
L E F T — V e lv e t su it lavish ly tri m med w it h Skunk Opos.sum.
tbe con v ersa tion t o the fo rth co m in g
R IG H T — G ow n o ( F ren ch S erg e and C harm euso.
society circu s at th o C ountry club.
S I
P resen tly the e ld e r w om an excused
h erself and w ent into the houso.
6 + + + + > + + + + + + + + + ♦ + ♦ + -,
"T a k e m e to s e o the ro s e s ,” su g i
♦
,
LOCAL A N D PERSON AL.
gested Captain Garth.
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+
“ H o is bored w ith m e,” though t
►+ + + + + + + + -j. + + + + + -{. + + 4
R ose, bu t she sw a llow ed h e r pique
and led the w ay t o the r o s e garden.
J oh n W . W ilk e r so n
is g e ttin g
W hen they rea ch ed the sh ad e ot tlw»
p ergola the ca p ta in turned hla hand things ready p rep a ra tory to m ov in g
som e blu e ey es d ow n upon his com> to W e llin g to n , T ex a s a b o u t C h rist
panion.
mas.
"I w ou ld like o n e rose (r o m the g a r
L O S T — One L in e m a n ’s Spur b e
den,” h e said In an odd tone.
BEST SE R V IC E
"O n e r o s e ? ” repea ted the g irl. "Y o u tw een A lex and the C ook R an ch . R e
" N o t when It's tbe r o se o f
h e a r t ." he decla red gallantly-
& H K im
R oom 210, N ew Tye B u ild in g , j*
X
'X
In tears.
J u n e cam e around again , and A n
g ela to o k to w atch in g the gates.
" S h e expects him ,” thought R ose,
w h o knew th a t h e bad been ordered
hom e.
O n e night w h en the rose garden w as
fra g ra n t with th o Incense (rom a
thousand blossom s, the d ew was fa ll
ing an d the c o o l m oonlight flooded tbe
open spaces, R o s e stepped Into the
p ergola.
A t th e r em ote end a m an, tall and
straight, w as standing, and In his
arm s was A unt Angela.
“ H e haa c o m e !” thought R ose.
S h e turned M d ran tow ard the
hou se.
H er e y e s w ere blinded by
tears and sh e cou ld sca rcely see the
w ay, BO that s h e ran r ig h t Into th e
arm e ot G eorge Garth, w h o was c o m
iag across th e lawn,
j
" O h ! " she cried sh arply, " y o u :"
I Just saw y o u there— in the p erg ola
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o f h e r w eeds Just a b ou t the tim e an
0 Stephcnson-Browne Lumber Company 2
A
;
T h e r e w ere m an y m onths when Cap
tain "Gartli did n ot appear at P in e
G rove. H ls sh ip was ordered to A sia t
ic w aters, and R o s e noticed that A unt
A n g ela frequ en tly receiv ed ioreign lo o k in g letters.
“ I w as r ig h t!” R ose assured heraelf,
but h e r unruly heart a ch e d tor th e
lov e sh e denied it.
A n g e la studied the le tte rs closely .
S om etim es sh e smiled o v e r them ,
and on o e she hurriedly le ft the room
We Have The
Lod ge
R ose Staples s to o d In h er bedroom
w indow lookin g d ow n at th o piiir sit
Ung u n d er the g r e a t beech tree.
Her aunt, ch arm in g in a c o o l w hite
gow n, w as p ou rin g lea lo r Captain
Garth.
T h e ca p ta in 's straw hat was
on the g rass and the sunshine flick
ered on the silv er streaks In his dark
hair. E x cep t fo r th e silver hair, o n e
m ight h a v e taken G eorge G arth to b o
a very handsom e m an, so Uthe was bis
form , s o light h is step, s o youthful
his heart.
R ose knew him to be ju st tw ice h er
ow n a g e— that w as forty.
And A un t A n g ela was a lm ost forty,
and sh e waa so lo v e ly that R ose felt
a pang o f Jealousy as sh e w atched
them.
Garth was lea n in g forw ard In th e
w icker chair, hie eyes flxed on A n
gela's fa ir face. H e was talking.
R ose often w on dered w h a t to p ic
It was th ey (ound s o Interesting. T h ey
alw ays grew s ile n t whon she ap
p roach ed and th e y changed the su b
je c t t o tennis an d m otoring and the
n ew est books.
"I w on d er th e y don’t ta lk to m e
about d olls,” though t R o s e rebelllously.
a s u s u a l f o r flve
it waa fo u n d
Business &
Professional
By E L IN O R GALE.
Will Cry Your Sale
W ill be g lid to m ak e y o u r s ale,
TKTHLNF
ROSE OF HIS HEART
I
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A LEX
c le a n
by
to
b e d s iu
w eek.
e o u l r tK U iis.
S p e c ia l
n lte n -
g u e sts.
W . F. S T E V E N S , Prop.
2051/2 C hickasha Ave.
W o rd s
2 1 3 1 4
$ .301$ .401$ .6 0
.40
.60!I .80 1.00
.60
.9 0 1.20 1 .5 0
.80 1 . 2 0 1.60 2.00
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1 lo 2 5 . . .
26 to 5 0 . .
51 to 7 5 . . . I
76 to 1 0 0 . .;
In’-ti.al8 a'tKl number.'' cou n t ai
w ords.
No advertlsem < nt accep ted
fo r lees than 2 0 c (or fir s t Insertion.
C liie k a .s b a , O k la .
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T H K
T R I B U iN K
COTTO.V (iK O W K IlS
M rs. F ra n k M ille r le ft T u e sd ay
fo r S h a w n e e w h ere ahe w ill spend a
Wc h a v e alcHiii ev ery d a y ; we use
week w ith a m o th er whom she b a s
sm o keless
coal. D on’ t lo o k
fo r
] not seen In seven y ea rs.
sm oke but come to o u r gin.
A lw ay s
get our p rices on cotton.
H E W A IM )— W ill
R iv e
fin d e r
SO U T H LA N D COTTON O IL CO.
lilie r a l
rew ard
fo r retu rn o f a
W. W. M ilam , M an ager.
N ew
A r r iv a ls
W e H a v e F a ll Goods A n i v in g D a ily
J u s t R eceived a L a rg e S h iy m e n t o f P e te rs Shoes
A ll Sizes and S ty le s
We Fit Your Feet
W e G iv e Y ou a C ash D isco unt on E v e ry P a ir
F e e t F e el G lad
Phone 27
MC®SSK»S5S5SSSr:
M. 8 . Cralle
Ed, Sheegog
S:
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For
Farm Loans
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O k la h o m a
C h ic k a s h a ,
O u r
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M o tto -”
G o o d S e r v i c e a n d W e lc o m e to A l l
N e w L o c atio n e a s t side m a in s tre e t.
Oklahoma Qty, U. S. A.
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A n O ld L in e L e g a l R es erv e L if e C o m p
a n y W it h M o re T h a n T w o
H u n d re d
D o l
la rs o f A ssets to M e e t E v e ry O n e H u n d re d
T h e R e s e rv e on E v
e ry P o licy is D ep o sited W it h
th e
S ta te
T re a s u re r fo r th e B e n e fit and P ro te c tio n o f
s
A
F
K
—
s o u :^ ^ ^ )
P R O G R K SSIV E
New shipm en t u n d erw e ar and
blankets— m ade to keep yo u w arm .
W. H. V in cen t & Com pany
3 2 tf
W. H. V incent and fa m ily en joyed
ail aftern o o n d rive to C h ic k a sh a S u n
day, re tu rn in g in th e ir c ar th e sam e
evening.
FO R S A L E — 16 5 head two ye a r-o ld
steers, $ 5 0 per head. 10 p er cent
cut. See th ese c attle on m y fa rm 3
m iles N o rth w est of L in d say , M cC lain
county, O klahom a.
H om er H yb arger.
30-4t
Mr. and M rs. J . B . M. C o sp e r of
C arn egie a r e here fo r a fe w d a y s ’
v isit a t th e H olbrook home.
C h ickash a, O k la .
lo
B e a r Brand
hose fo r th e school
m erch an t a dozen m iles from a r a il
road ap p re cia te s It. No m ore do we
; read the typical o ld -tim e a d s w h ich
ran a s fo llo w s: “ Jo h n Jo n e s , g e n e ra l
; m erch an d ise, b est q u a lity and lo w est p rice , give us a c a ll.” and S m ith ’ s
ad an d B ro w n ’s ad read the sam e.
I The ad tod ay co n tain s siilesn ian sh ip ,
and the a d v e rtisin g m an (o r a la r g e
concern receives a fa b u lo u s s a la r y .
T he sm a ll man re a liz e s th a t his ad vertl.sin g is as m uch a p a rt of h is
bu sin ess a s the em p lo ym en t of effl
clent .salesmen.
M ore Im p o rtan t is
the fa c t th at a d v e r tis e rs are le a rn
ing th a t th e p u rch a se of space r e p
resen ts o n ly the re n tin g of the
gro u n d s and th at the h a rv e st d e
pends upon the k in d of seed sow n—
C o n su m ers are le a rn in g to buy o n ly
a d v e rtise d goods.— G racem o n t H e r
ald.
W illia m J . H o o v e r is th re s h in g
B e a r Skin sto ck in g s fo r boys and
w h e a t fo r th e w id o w K e a p ie g irls. Buy ’ em fo r the school kid s.
th is w e e k .
2 8 -tf
T h e fo llo w in g p u p ils o f the^
firs t p r im a r y room have been
n e ith e r a b s e n t nor ta r d y d u r in g
th e second m on th o f school: Iv a
U n d e rw o o d , M e re l W e a th e rly ,
M a r y E n id D ic k e rs o n , M e rn a
M a a s h a ll, M y r tle C la rk , E lv a
V e r n a M a rs h a ll, E lv a H o d g e ,
L illie H u g h e s . C la u d e F o re m a n ,
R a y m o n K it tle y , R a y m o n S.teelm a n , L lo d y Jones, E lb e r t H o lm b e rg , R o y E a r l, C h a rlie B o sw ell,
L lo y d H u n n ic u tt a n d F re d M a c k ey .
S t . Joseph , 111. — M rs. M ary S.
W h ite has In h e r possession a teach
er’ s certificate 1 0 0 y e a rs old. I t be
lo n g e d to h er fa th e r, L e w is A lv e rson.
Mrs. W h ite recen tly presented
M rs. M ary F e e ly , h er
d a u g h ter,
w ith a pair o f w hite s ilk sto ck in gs
w h ich Mrs. W h ite ’s m oth er w a s m a r
ried , an d w hich are 9 4 -y e ars old.
■\V h en
F r e d ’s
25
cent
in
Chop
C h ic k a s lia
H o u se
fo r
a d v t.
go
a
to
good
A n d rew s,
2 0 tf
N e e d N e w W in d o w Shades?
S o m e men do not owe a d o lla r in
W e h a v e th e m in s ev era l colors,
the w o rld b ecau se they c a n ’ t g e t th at
as w e ll as th e n e w ro m an s trip e s
m uch credit.
A ll k in d s brass e xte n s io n c u rta in
J o hnson B ro th e rs h a ve fin is h
poles, a n d c u rta in rin g s , I f y o u r T H E T R I B U N E ’ S
M id d y B lo u se s 7Bc to $ 1 . 2 5 a t W.
ed g a th e r in g th e ir c o rn and sold
w in d o w fra m e s a re s m a lle r th a n
H. V in cen t & Co.
3 2 tf
F B E E L IB R A R Y
th e ir te a m o f m ules.
j
y o u r shades, g e t e x tn tio n w ood
W e h a v e a h u n d red o r m ore o f
G i r l s do n o t alw a y s im itate th eir
strip s , w e h a v e th e m .
the v e r y best ot b o ok s sen t u s b y
A H a llo w e ’en p a r ty 'w a s e n m o th e rs— a d a u g h te r u su a lly b ®
3 1 tf
N o r v ill H a r d w a r e Co. the G o vern m en t w h ich co v e rs q u ite
jo y e d b y th e yo u n g people o f th e lle v e s w hat h e r fa th e r says.
a n u m b e r of su b je c ts and w hich w e
N O T IC E S l'U S C R I B E R S .
to w n S a tu rd a y e v e v in g a t th e
have n u m b ered an d a ll person s a r e
L a d ie s read y-to -w ear d re sse s
in
Invited t o ' call an d g e t one. Y o u hom e o f M r . and M rs . E d T h o r n -' g in g h a m s $ 1.0 0 to $ 1 .5 0 . K im o n a s,
We a r e g la d to announce th a t we are re q u ire d to s ig n up fo r th e to n .
R e fre s h m e n ts w e re s e rv $ 1 . 2 5 .
have ju s t
received a W ln g-H orton b ooks, p ro m isin g th a t yo u w ill r e ed a n d e v e ry one re p o rte d a g l
2 8 -tf
m ailin g m ach in e. In u sin g th is m a tu rn th em In good condition a t a
«
orious tim e .
chine w ith the novel system w e now given d a te .
use, yo u w ill, it you w ill b u t notice,
M artin sb o ro u gh , N ew Z ealan d .— A
be ad v ise d
Ju s t w h en y o u r
sub
scription exp ired or w ill e x p ire . T o sm all e m b ro id ere d flag sold a t a u c
ascertain th is, you sim ply n o te the tion b ro u g h t $ 12 ,0 0 0 fo r th e B e lg ia n
two fig u re s to the le ft as sh o w n on re lie f fu n d . It w a s sold ten tim es to
your la b el to the r ig h t of y o u r nam e, the h ig h e s t b idd er, w ho In turn g a v e
if it ts 1 6 , th a t m eans you e x p ire In it back . F in a lly it w a s presented to
19 16 .
The
le tte r
d en o tes
the the sch o o l.
m onths. F o r exa m p le ; 1 6 A is on
Sh oes beyond conum rlson In q u a l
yo u r la b e l, 1 6 stan d s fo r 1 9 1 6 and
ity and p rice now a w a it you at W .
the le tte r A fo r J a n u a r y , B fo r F e b
H. V in ce n t & C om pany.
3 2 tf
ru a ry , etc.
We a re re v isin g o u r lis t s lig h tly
before w e p u t this m achine to w o rk .
May w e a s k If you g et y o u r p ap er
at the p ro p er a d d re ss? I f y o u h av e
a route and a box, w ill you k in d ly
drop u s a po stal c a rd ?
T h e difference between som e w o
men an d som e o tb e r w om en is th at
a fe w of thera m ake th e ir clo th es,
and a s to the others, th e ir clo th es
m ak e them.
T h e r u r u l m a il c a rrie rs c o m
p la in t h a t o u r c o u n ty p a p ers
p lace th e n a m e a n d address o f
people to w h o m th e p a p e r is s e n t
on th e w r o n g side, c au sin g th e m
m uch e x t r a tro u b le .
Tf placed
on th e u p p e r le f t h a n d c o rn e r
th e p a p e rs w o uld be m uch e a s i
e r h a n d le d . ,
C O L . W. F . H E S S E L T IN E
A u ction eer.
14 Y e a r s ezperien ce In th e b u sin ess
S a tisfa c tio n gu aran teed .
Mnke dates w it h : F ir s t
N atio n al
B a n k , A lex; S t a t e B a n k o f N in n e
kah.
R O C K ISLAND T IM E T A B L E .
W e m ig h t h a v e e n o u g h in
som e o f our re m n a n ts o f m a ttin g
a n d g i v e y o u b e t t e r r a t e s o n a and lin o liu m s to fit th e v e ry room
fa r m
l o a n , f i r e a n d t o r n a d o i n you w a n t it f o r .
I f so yon can
S. H. H a rp e r is repo rted 111 at h is s u r a n c e .
J o h n H a n k i n s , C h i e k a g e t i t a t re m n a n t prices.
O th e r
borne w e st of town.
sh a , O k la ., p h o n e 4 4 7 .
2 0 t f w ise w e h ave some good ru g s
Don’ t o verlo o k the m an lo w e r w o rth th e m o n e y .
M rs. M. H . A ddy visited h e r sis
F o r R e n t — 360 A c re s good
down—
the conductor m a y run the 3 I t f
ter, M rs. A . T . G arn e r, a l C b lc k a sh a la n d f o r cash re n t o n ly .
A m a n Is n e v e r w illin g to m a rry
la st w eek.
S ee B e n F r e e n y A le x , O k la train , b u t the b rak em an Is the f e l
low w h o com es alon g an d tells peo a w o m a n more In te llig e n t th an him
2
1
tf
K in g sto n , N. Y .— W hen a w e ll
ple w h ere to g et oil.
self
he doesn’ t b elieve th ere Is one.
dressed w o m a n abandoned a b ab y In
a h a llw a y , th e child w a s ad op ted by
a nanny g o a t who a n g rily re siste d
efforts to ta k e the baby (ro m her.
T he g o a t’s k id had been sto le n a
week b e fo re by som e boys.
Eastbound.
W estbound
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W h en e v e r a m an u n d e rta k e s som e
th in g th a t be h a sn 't p atien ce enough
to com plete, he c a lls it "p id d lin g
w o rk ” an d tu rn s th e jo b o ver to
h is w ife.
N O T IC E .
I
can
c lo s e
your
lo a n
q u ic k e r
W in te r caps t o r the boys and g ir ls
J u s t a rriv e d , new ship m en t C h il
d ren’s school d resse s BOc to $ 1 .2 5 .— at W . H. V incent & Com pany. 3 2 tf.
W. H. V IN C E N T & C O M PA N Y . 3 2 t f
A ll th e w o rld loves a lo v e r e x
P a in t help s to p rese rv e a h o u se, cept th e p essim istic bunch th at ju s t
sym p ath izes w ith him.
but n o t a wom an.
S y ru p P a ils !
T h is Is to ce rtify th a t W . 0 . N or
v ill ot A le x , O kla., o w n s and con
tro ls a ll o f the sto ck o f the firm o f
N o rvill H a rd w a re Co., th e re being
no o th er p artn er in the business.
S ig n e d : W . 0 . N O R V IL L .
Sta te o f O klahom a, G rad y County,
Beno. 6 .— Ja c o b G ro ll an d w ife
ss.
are the h ap py paren ts of a new
B eto re m e, W. 6 . Ja h n , a n o tary
dau gh ter w ho is th eir 16 th ch ild .
public in and fo r sa id C ounty and
State, on th is 2 7 th d a y o f O ctober
L o s t — S tra y e d fro m m y place,
k n o w n as th e'.D ick T h o m as place, 1 9 1 5 , p e rso n a lly ap p e ared W. O.
Tu esd ay, O c to b er 10th , a m ale N o rv ill, to me know n to be the Iden
D uroc J e rs e y hog, w e ig h t 225, tical p erso n who execu ted the w ithin
no m a rk s . A n yo n e h a v in g in and fo re g o in g In stru m en t.
W itn ess m y hand and official seal
fo rm a tio n w h ic h w ill lead to his
re c o v e ry w ill re ce ive a lib e ra l th is, the 2 7 th day o f O ctober, 1 9 1 5 .
W . O. JA H N ,
re w a rd . W r ite m e a t N in n e k a h ,
N o tary Pu b lic.
rou te 2.
(S E A L )
31 2 t
J. E . M a h o n
My com m ission e x p ire s A ug. 1 9 ,
The office hold er who h as ju s t lo st
19 18 .
his jo b is u su a lly read y to sh ou t fo r
reform .
W. H . H erron a r r iv e d la s t w eek
S y ru p P ails !
S y ru p P a ils !
Y o u h a d b e tte r g iv e us y o u r
o rd e r th is w e e k w h ile w e can g e t
th e m fo r you.
3 1 tf
N o r v ill H a r d w a r e Co.
W hen yo u
need a tru n k
show you the
BO N D
v isit m oth er yo u w lll
or suit case— le t us
nice ones we h av e .
BRO TH ER S.
2 8 -tf
W eldon
Gipson,
who it
w as
thought, w a s on the road to reco v e ry
is not d o in g so well th is w eek.
N O T IC E.
B lack m are m ule, 1 3 h an ds high,
8 o r 10 y e a r s old, one eyed (eye
being w h ite )
one e a r split, fre sh
reached, b ran d s not known. Su p
posod to h av e folow ed some m o vers
going w est la st Su n d ay, Oct. 3u th.
N otify J . C . H am pton, ow ner, B r a d
ley. O kla.
S < 'h o o l
G e n e ra l A g e n ts ; C itiz e n s N a t ’ l B an k B ld g .
have
L . S. S iv le y , w h o has been liv k ids— made to w ear.— W . H , Vin3 2 lf.
in g on th e coast o f s o u th e rn T e x - , C E N T & CO M PA N Y.
bun ch
o f k e y s lo s t la s t T h u r s
I
as fo r th e p a s t y e a r, re tu r n e d to j A . W . F e rg u so n is b u sy th is w eek
.Iohn G a g e bus rented the farm d a y i n t l i e s t a t i o n a t A l e x . A c l N in n e k a h la s t w e e k .
H e aays con stru ctin g f o r h im self a fra m e
belonging lo Joh n Loon ey, who has d i m s J . I I , ( r i l ) b s . a t s h e r i f f ’ s o f
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to w hen com pleted w ill be fitted up aa
moved In and Is p erfectly a t hom e.
A d v e rtisin g Is ju s t com ing in to
a flr s t class p h o tograp h stu dio. Mr.
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Its ow n— even the little b ack w o od s cross th e bor Ler a g a in .
F e rg u so n Is h e re to stay.
b o o k s.
O U D H A M & ST O N E
A n y w a y , A d am ' didn’ t
A . E . Coi’e r is th e proud poE- spend a ll day .Monday h elp in g w ilh
sessor o f a new M a x w e ll fiv e - tbe w ashin g.
p a 's e n g e r c a r.
I
s u p p lie s
P a la c e
can
c lo s e
and
D ru g
your
seh ooi
S to re .
lo a n
2 4 -L t
q u ic k e r
an d g iv e y o u b e tte r ra te s o n fa rm
lo a n s ,
fir e
and
anee.
Jo h n
I la n k in s ,
O k la .,
phone
-14 7 .
to rn a d o
iiis u r -
C h ic k a s h a ,
2 0 ff
from P a y n e fo r a fe w d a ys v is it w ith
Ju d g e an d Mrs. C o llep s. H e sa y s
he h a s so ld his in te re sts n e a r P ayn e
and th a t he is co n tem p latin g lo
catin g n e a f here.
R E N E W Y O U R S U B S C R IP T IO N
W e w o u ld n ’t ‘ d u n ’ yo u fo r the
w o rld , h u t listen , w e do w a n t to g et
ev e ry su b sc rib e r p a id tn ad van ce;
we w a n t th e cle a n e st sub scrip tio n
lis t In G r a d y cou nty— w e ’ re determ
ined to h a v e It so . T h e W om an’ s
W orld a n d the H ou sehold m a g a iin e a
fo r w om en and T h e P e o p le ’ s P o p u
la r M on thly and F a r m L if e fo r m en,
to geth er w ith T h e T rib u n e — A ll
F iv e F o r O nly $ 1.8 0 .
Bond B ro th e rs, th e old R e lia b le
sto re, h a v e ju st rece iv ed
a la rg e
shipm ent o f L ad le s an d M isses coats
fo r fa ll an d w in ter. T h ese a r e in the
v e ry la te s t styles an d a re priced ju s t
rig h t— y o u rs Is Included in the ship
m ent.— A d v.
F O R .SALE— Good second hand
H eney B u gg y. R o b ’ t E . A lexan d e r.
2 6 -tf.
Com e In le t us show yo u the m a n y
b e au tifu l prem iu m s we a r e g iv in g
fo r cash trad e.
BO N D B R O T H E R ? .
2 8 -tf
I t ’ s v e ry d isco u ra g in g to the w ®
man w o h does h e r C h ristm as shop
ping e a r ly to s e e articles lik e those
she b o u g h t ad v e rtise d la te r a s b a r
gains w ith p rices reduced o ne-third.
M rs. A. B . Sm ith and children le f t
to r P re sto n , O kla., S a tu rd a y e v en in g
a 't e r h a v in g spent two w e e k s a t th e
home o f M r. and Mrs. C heshier.
" R e d D iam ond” o v e ra lls fo r a ll
who w o r k . W h a t size? y e s, we h a v e
The D a lla s Sem i-W eekly F a r m
N ews a n d T h e T rib u n e both 1 y e a r
fo r $ 1.6 0 .
your s iz e .
BONP B R O T H E R S.
2 8 -tf
St. A lb a n s, V t.— W . L . P lu m le y
M en, a s a r u le , do not c a r e muoh
o f N orth C laren don h a s a pet d o g about 'k is s in g
g irl
b ab ies u n d er
which he d e c la res clim b s tree s to e ig h te e n years o f age.
the h e ig h t ot 32 fee t. The d o g 's
F r e e b lo tters f o r the sch o o l k id s
n a ils a r e s lig h tly m ore pointed th a n
those o f an o rd in ary do g, and the at th e T rib u ne offlce.
padding o f h is fe e t is b ro a d er. V e t
B e c a u s e she i s a le a d in g s p irit
e rin a ria n s a r e a t a lo s s to u n d e r
am ong th e Cam p F ir e g ir ls i t d o esn ’ t
stand h o w he acco m p lish es his fe a t.
n e cessarily , fo llo w th at a g ir l Is g ®
See V in c e n t’ s C hina an d G la s s ing to grow up to he a w o m an w ho
w are a t the 5-lO c cou n ter.
3 2 t f. loves to jum p u p and s t a r t th e fire
when th e alarm clo ck go e s off.
T he fe llo w w ho in s is t on h a v in g
See o u r new p a t t e r n s in G in g h a m s .
fro n t s e a ts In the th e a te r r a r e ly
32U
m ake m uch fu ss about g ettin g s im i W. H V in c e n t & Com pany.
la r p lace s In church.
D o lla r B ill says: “ T h e m a n
w h o k n o w s enough to save h is
c lo th JS is th e m a n w h o has h is
s u m m e r s u it clean ed a n d p re ss
ed a n d th e n p u ts is a w a y u n t il
s p rin g tim e com es a g a in . B r in g
th a t s u it in a n d le t S lo a n c le a n
i t up f o r you. S uits clean ed a n d
pressed $ 1.00
2 7 -tf
D a v id Starr Jo r d a n e stim a te s th e
i cost o f k illin g a m an In w a r a t $ 1 0 ,I 000.
D o n ’t th o se m ilita ry fe llo w s
: know an yth in g ab o u t the low c o st
i of p le a d in g a h ip pocket m o v e m e n t?
M ens and b o y s e x tra p a n ts f o r
- w in ter.
Made lo w ith stan d t h ®
I ro u g h e st ot w o r k — we can fit you.
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!
One a d v a n ta g e in b e in g p erp e t ! An o p tim ist a lw a y s sees the brightt
u ally an d e v e rla stin g ly b ro k e is th a t side— o f the o th e r fe llo w ’s tro iih le sno one can e a sily bunco you .
A s a ru le th e le s s a m a n k n o w s
S pecial!
S pecial!
S p e ciall about d o in g som eth in g, th e m o re
W e a r« o ffe rin g som e re m n a n ts ready h e Is to t e l l the o th e r fe llo w
in lin o liu ras , m a ttin g a n d m a t how to do i t
t in g ru g s a t su re e n oug re m n a n t
A n y w a y It eeem s more o r le s s a
priees.
tick lish business f o r a h u m o rist to
3 It f
N o e v ill H a rd w a re C o.
start o u t as a w a r corresp on d en t.
'<^91So,
L.
More ptfc
•^h th e m e rc h a ts o f
■’’''Vjr w n on th e
W a s h ita , tliA .v-y
o f e q u al
size in O k la h o m a rft-pendinjr en
t ir e ly on a g r i c u l t u r e - t h e F A R M E R .
A h ‘x w ill h a ve a special b a rg a in
g iv in g nnd Sale D a y S a t
u rd a y N ov. l:U h and w e w el-
ex, tht.
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J. A . C o rz in e . P res.
C . E . C o s te llo . V . P res.
W e a rc B o o ste rs
R . L . C ru s e , V .P r e s .
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What you like best to buy/
-Sensible prices,
quality considered,
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Bank
OF ALEX
ly-
td.
W E L C O M E
$50,000.00
H e lp y o u rs e f a n d y o u r n e ig h b o rs by d o in g all y o u can to
Iteep th e road in good s h ap e a d jo in in g y o u r fa r m , w h e th
e r you o w n ttie fa r m o r n o t. I f a ll fa rm e rs w o u ld do th is
all roads w o u ld be good.
M O R E T E A M S ON
i
S T R E E T S OP A L E X j
C E L E B K .V T E I) ( H .A in/l'O X M l’ H D E K T R I A I , IN IT A L Y .
F irst ph o to grap h to a r r iv e In A m e ric a o f th e actual tr ia l of P o rte r
C h arlto n , th e A m erican youth w ho m u rd ered h is
b eau tifu l but m idd le
a g e d w ife a't L ak e Com o, Ita ly , o v e r flve y e a r s ago.
M O T H E R A N I) C H IL D R E N
B E C O M E L O S T IN WOODS
S O M E T U R N IP 1
R . E . B u r c h not o n ly ra ise s pum p
E l Reno, O kla., N o v. 1 0 .— M rs. F .
k in s th at c a r r y a w a y the b lu e rib S . B a ll and flve c h ild re n w ere found
J . vv. R a m se y retu rn ed from O kla- j
bo n s but h e raises la rg e tu rn ip s as in the w o o d s w est o f F o r t
Heno
h o m a City S a tu rd a y afte rn o o n w h ere |
w e ll, h av in g brou gh t In tw o speci M onday m o rn in g s h o r tly b e fo re day
he h a s been fo r s e v e ra l days lo o k in g I
m en s T u e sd a y th at w eighed a fu ll lig h t by a se a rc h in g p a rty , head ed by
a f t e r his f a m n e ar th a t city. M r.
n in e pounds. We th in k th a t some M rs. B a ll’s hu sband , a fte r an
all
R a m s e y jo u rn eyed a ll the w ay from
tu rn ip s. W h y , It w o u ld take a dozen n ig h t search . M rs. B a ll an d the
O klah o m a C ity to A le x , his hom e,
k id s to eat o ne of th em .
ch ild ren w e n t Into th e w oods Sun
p a ss in g th ro u gh a ll to w n s on the
d a y to g a th e r persim m ons, becam e
F r is c o ra ilw a y , n o tin g th e a c tiv ity In
. U SE T R IB U N E W AN T A D S
lo s t and w an d ered aro u n d the woods
e a c h place. H e said ‘ ‘ th ere a r e m ore , L e t
th ro u gh o u t the n ig h t.
te a m s on th e stre e ts of A lex today i th ese little
th a n I saw In an y tow n th ro u gh I w o r k e rs do yo u r
w h ic h I passed . E v e n m ore th a n In ' w o r k fo r y o u . The c o st
. Is show n In w ant ad scale in
C h ic k a s h a ."
j e v e r y Issu e of th e T rib u n e.
H O L D IN G CO RN F O R 5 0 C E N T S I
T H R E S H E R S B U S Y A G A IN .
Tom
M aln k a w h o liv e s
n ear
T h e R a m s e y th re sh e r h a s been
B r a d le y and owns h is own fa rm w as
in to w n S a tu rd a y . T o m sa y s ‘ ‘my b u sy th resh in g the g ra in on th e R.
bottom corn w ill a v e r a g e 50 b u sh els B . B e n a r^ fa rm f o r se v e ra l days,
b u t m y up-land c o m w ill not a v e r an d when through th ere w ill m ove
a g e o ver 30 b u sh e ls per ac re .
I to the fleld of Jn o . F e a ly .
T h e G o ad th resh er began o pera
h a v e n ’t sold an e a r y e t, w ill hold It
u n til It b rin g s 50c p e r b u sh el.” Toni tio n s In th e 260 a c re field o f A . G .
is Independent and m e a n s ju s t whnt C lic k T u esd ay.
R ep orts a r e th a t there a r e sev
h e says.
e r a l fields o f w heat y e t to be th resh
ed in this section.
M rs. A. L . R a m se y says b u sin ess
Is good. T h e store h a s received an
B U Y S R E G IS T E R E D D U RH AM 8
o th e r car o f flo u r th la week.
J . H unt le ft la st w eek f o r E l
R e v . E . A. V in cen t, who h a s Ju st R en o , w h e re he w e n t to b u y a herd
re tu rn e d fro m S u lp h u r, O kla., v e ry o f 1 2 re g istered D u rh am s. H e re
m u ch Im proved In h ealth , Im m ed c e n tly b u ilt a fine b arn , and w ill be
ia te ly le ft fo r M angum , w h e re he in a po sitio n to ta k e good c a re of
w ill v isit r e la tiv e s f o r a few days.
th em .
i
W h en
H u n g ry
0 . L . M cDonald w a s in tow n S a t
u rd ay ju s t long en o u gh fo r yo u to
g e t a go od look a t him . 0 . L . has
alm o st com pleted th e sow in g ot 1 1 3
a c re s o f w in ter w h e a t, he s a y s , and
It la s tr ic tly a g a in st hla re lig io n to
s e ll an y corn. " I ara p u ttin g ev e ry
e a r o f ray corn c ro p on le g s this
y e a r ” h e said.
COTTON N E E D S F R O S T .
W. A . H ayes, o u r frien d w e st of
tow n w a s in A lex T u e sd ay
a fte r
H E R E F R O M W YO M IN G
noon. H e said: " I h av e 20 a c re s ot
F ra n k C o lb ert, a
s lig h tly older
good cotton. W h a t 'w e need w orst
b rother o f th e e d ito r, a rriv e d
In
o l a ll n o w is a b ig fr o s t th a t would
L in d say la s t S a tu rd a y to be a t the
k ill th e leaves an d enable th e sun
bedside o f o u r slck s iste r, M rs. Dean
to get to th e b olls an d m atu re them
Gooch. H e le ft th is state som e sev
W e need fro st w o rse than do w e the
en or eig h t yea rs a g o , and Is now
s u n sh in e .”
liv in g In W yo m in g. H e seem s to be
lik in g th at h ealth y clim ate, a s he has IX)A D O P B R O N Z E T U R K E Y S
n o t retu rn ed to O klah o m a u n til this
W O R T H M O RE T H A N 2 O P CO RN
v isit.
A lb e rt Fo ster s o ld
42
tu r k e y s
T u e sd a y , of which 22 w e re those
g re a t b ig Toms, received f o r them
G. J . R e y n o ld s w a s In to w n Sat
1 0 % c e n ts per p o u n d . A lb e rt ju st
u rd ay an d repo rts the lo s s of a
re m a rk e d to " a re p o rte r” fo r the
h o rse F r id a y night. I t being th e one
T rib u n e , ” I had r a th e r h a v e these
w hich he exh ib ited a t the T o w n sh ip
tu rk e y s than two o f the b ig g e st lo ad s
F a i r here Sep tem b er 16 th , h e w as
o f corn here to d ay.”
v e r y pro ud of It.
SO W S M O R E A L F A L F A ;
F A R M E R S P L A N T BRO O M CO RN .
G E T S GOOD ST A N D
L O S E S IT N R H O R SE .
Tho b u y e r s lu th e L in d s a y dis
tr ic t w ill h av e p aid out In cold cash
o v e r $30 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 f o r broom corn
alone th is season. T h a t’ s a lo t ot
m oney fa rm e rs . I t w ill am o u n t In
d o llars a n d cents to tw ice a s much
aa we w ill receive fo r o u r corn,
cotton, a n d hogs th is yea r.
Our u p la n d , an d we h av e oodles
o f the v e r y best o f It, Is m o re level
an d moro fe rtile th a n th a t ot the
L in d say d is tr ic t; th is la ad m itted by
g ro w ers o f th at sectio n . B e w lthln
reason, d o n ’t p la n t a ll the la n d you
h ave to b room c o rn , but p la n t some
a t least. I t Is the r e a l m oney crop.
BOND BROS
P U T T IN G CO RN ON L E G S .
‘PHONE 30
R E P O R T S liO S S O F F I N E M A R E .
G. T . H ig n ig h t rep o rts the lo ss o f
one of h is flne m ares w h ich occu red
S u n d a y n igh t.
C h a rle s C aven der, J r . has re tu rn
ed from C la rin d a , Io w a , w h ere be
w e n t s e v e r a l days ago to atten d the
fu n e ra l o f h is gran d -m o th er.
R U N IN T O D IT C H ;
N EA RLY W REC KS BUGGY
L e w is T h o m as cam e n e ar h a v in g
h im se lf a serio u s w recK la st F r id a y
n ig h t w hen he, In atte m p tin g to p a ss
a corn w agon bound fo r the N ap le s
n e igh b o rh o od a t a p o in t n e ar the
sectio n h o u se, run in to the ditch
w h ich w a s m ade th ere w h ile b u ild
in g som e good roads th ere som etim e
ag o . T h e bu ggy w a s tu rned tu rtle
to g eth e r w ith Its occupan t. L u c k ily
he escaped w ith only a broken reach
in h is b u ggy.
T h e n ew ly p lan te d field o f a lfa lfa
on th e J . W. R a m se y farm a d jo in in g
the c ity lim its now p resen ts a beau
t I 'u l sigh t. H e h a s an excellen t
stan d, th e sun of th e past fe w days
h a v in g brou ght it up u ntil It .le a v e s
no g ro u n d show ing. It Is th e green
est 20 a c re s 'o f g ro u n d in th is coun
Drygoods
Stetson Hats
Trunks and Bags
W. H. Vincent & Co.
Chas. C av en d er S r ., w as a- C hick
ash a v is ito r T u esd ay night.
The re p o rts c a m e by w irele ss,
t’other d a y sta tin g th at o ne o f o u r
county co m m issio n ers w h ile attem p t
ing lo b u y som eth in g at o n e o f the
many J e w stores o f C h ic k a sh a cam e
near a s s a ss in a tin g
one o f
their
c le rk s w h en the d a rlin g th in g actu
ally cam e rig h t o u t w ith ‘ ‘ Oh H oney,
now Isn ’ t 11 p e rfe c tly b e a u tifu l."
Y e s, he w a s peeved.
T . A . C ook re c e iv e d th r e e cars
loaded w it h th re e and fo u r y e a r
old s tee rs , 70 in n u m b e r, s h ip p ed
fro m E l R eno T u e s d a y .
L o a n s
— te
L e t us re n ew th a t old lo in or m a k e you a n e w lo a n ? .
W e loan lib e ra l a m o u n ts and g iv e you th e
best o f te rm s and ra te s .
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w ith h is tam ily w h o w ill m a k e th eir
hom e n e a r P ayn e, In M cC lain co.
P a tro n s o f th e R o ck Islanc
w ill b e g ia n to re c e iv e th e new s
th a t th e com pany now h a v e tw o
cars o f cinders in th e y a r d h e re X
w h ic h w ill be u s e d in m a k in g a
w a lK le a d in g in th e d ise c tio n o f
to w n , W e are th a n k fu l fo r it.
W h e n co m p lete d i t w ill m ake
tr a v e le r s th in k m o re o f th e to w n ,
w ill d ro w n the l i t t l e “ cuss w o rd s ’
th a t u s u a lly le a k o u t w h e n a m an
g e ts in to the m u d , and w i l l g iv e
th e “ s w e e t d a rlin g s ” a n d th e
“ sour socialists” a b e tte r chance
to g e t w h e re th e y can v ie w th e
“ c iv e re d cars” .
L O S E S F I N K H O R SE .
E . A . C unningham Is rep o rted to ,
have lo st a line h o rse last w e e k . T he j
cau se, w e have a s y e t been u n ab le to
a sc e rta in .
L o o k fo r th e “ K o z y ” s ig n , it spells good s h o w .
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CINDER
MEAT MARKET &
LUNCH COUNTER COTTON
WALK
A Complete Line of
W m . F e rg u s o n , our accom ad a tin g s ta tio n a g e n t, th a t to d a te
th e y h a v e ship ped a to ta l o f 360
bales o f aotto n fr o m th is statio n
fo r this season. J u s t m u ltip ly
360 bales b y th e a m o u n t in dol
lars you re c e iv e d fo r t h a t last
bale and th in k o f th e m a n p “ g re r t big co p p e r c e n ts ” t h a t are
p u t into c irc u la tio n w h e n th ese
360 bales o f c o tto n h a v e been
sold. T h is n u m b e r o f b ales b r
in g to fa rm e rs fr o m 2 ,7 0 0 ,0 0 0
to 3 ,5 5 0 ,0 0 0 pennies. T h is sam e
cotton w i l l m ak e 6 8 ,4 5 6 ,0 0 1 fe e t
o f cotton th re a d . A t th e usual
p rice you pay fo r th re a d , w h ich
w o uld y o u r s th e r h a ve , th e pen
nies or th e th re a d ? .
F a rm
SO LD C A T T L E .
Je ss e M oore sold 39 head o f feed
ers last w e ek to J . W . R ic h ard so n
of B ra d le y .
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re a c h e d fo rty -fiv e .
T h e c o tto n c ro p in th is p a rt o f
G r a d y c o u n ty ia f a ir ly good th is
y e a r, a lth o u g h th e a c re a g e i n ’t
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k in g a ro u n d 60 busnels to th e
a c re , a n d the a c re a g e is p u itc :
la rg e
th is y e a r .
E v e ry b o d y !
W a lt e r O v e rb y is b u ild in g « seems to "ra is e m o re c o m to buy I
n e w bou.se on hi.s fa rm ju .et n o rth m o re hogs to e a t m o re c o rn ,” and
o f th e schoo! b u ild in g , w h ic h w ill n e a rly e v e ry fa r m e r in o u r disbe c o m p eted w it h in th e fe w days t r ic t h a v e hogs to eat c o m ,
a t a co st o f m o re th a n seven
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O u r n e w scbool b u ild in g w ill
h u n d re d d o lla rs ,
b e c o m p lete d a b o u t D e c e m b e r 1,
M u c h im p ro v e m e n t is c c n tin - a n d th e n w e w ill h a ve a house
ualTy b e in g done in Ir e t o n d is- t h a t w ill acc o m ad a te 150 pupils.
tr ic t. J o h n W h ite has j u s t com - Ir e to n school w ill ru n e ig h t m onp le te d a fin e b a rn on p la c e and { th is te r m and w e e x p e c t th a t
has o rd e re d a carlo a d o f lu m b e r ' q u ite a n u m b e r w ill g ra d u a te
w ith w h ic h to b u ild a n e w res- fr o m th e e ig h th g ra d e .
J a m e s W h ite has tw e n ty a cre s m ence
A M o o n lig h t school h a s been
o f p e a n u ts w h ic h a re s h o w in g a
M iss B e u la h C o p ela n d , w'hosej o rg a n iz e d by th e te a c h e rs , and
good y ie d , a n d no d o u b t w ill p a re n ts re sid e in d is tric t, is sp- is g o in g along n ic e ly . O ld m en
b rin g h im la rg e d iv id e n d s .
e n d in g th e w e e k -e n d a t hom e, a re le a rn in g to re a d a n d w rite .
O u r school
b o a rd
m e m b e rs , and w a s a g u e st a t S u n d a y sch o o l; Som e as old as s ix ty fiv e a re a t-
M e s s rs . H a rm o n a n d W h ite , a tte n d e d th e te a c h e rs m e e tin g la s t
w e e k , and re p o rt a n e n jo y a b le
tim e .
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T h e re a re n o t m an y
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O k la h o rn a -rC oi.lle g e f. o r W o m a rly a ll a re e d u ca te d to a degree
C h ic k a s h a .
C o m is v e ry good, u p la n d m a- t h a t th e y are a b le to a tte n d to
business fo r th e m s e lv e s a n d v ery
successfully.
F IIL S T .M K P rriN G OP' N A \ A L
A D V IS O R V B O A R D .
Seated a t u b le , T h o m a s A. E d is o n , S e c re la ry o t th e N avy Jo s e p h u s D a n ie ls ; gathered
about him
are
H udson M axim , Henry F o r d , Elm er E . Sp erry. P e ie r Cooper H e w itt. A n d re w M urray H u n t and R o b e rt S.
W oodsvard.
N O T IC E .
N otice, on an d a l t e r Nov. 1 s t , 19 1 o
A ll claim s filed a g a in st th e County
m u st be filed a t le a s t five d a y s before
tb e first M onday o f each m onth, and
c laim s fo r e x p e n se s or m o n ey ex
pended m ust be fu lly item ized and
th e receipts fo r m oney ao expended
m u st be a ttac h e d
to th e
claims,
(sign ed ) R. M. N ash , D e p u ty State
E x am in e r and In sp ecto r. A tte s t: F .
P . B rad le y , c o u n ty clerk.
32-4t
Dr. Warren, Dentist
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cropi and larre caah profiti irom crops
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that ia limply packed with talnli that
tree*—facts tbat empha&iae the truth
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ol llie aaiom "Stark Tteea Bear Fruit."
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market price*. Tbe whole book U filled
ol leadluK frulta all tbrouch tbe book,
wilh iacti that wfll Inierttt and initruct
Seod (or yonr cop y today to
y o u -la c u about bow liult.ytowori
Stark 6ro*s Nurseries at Louisiana, Mo.
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tury « 1 B occesi— the ■■Double-Llle"
Crimea Golden—the Iree derelopment
that rmiata "coUar to t." Cyl the New
Facta abont Stark D e n d o o j," Stark
Early Elberta, to d all tbe U lett
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W e h ave a r u r a l school second
to none in G r a d y c o u n ty . T h e
te a c h e rs , M r a n d M rs . K i l l i a n , '
su p ervise p lay s and gam es on
p la y g ro u n d a n d e x p e c t to g e t
good results fr o m th is . A s p irit
o f en th u s ias m is m a n ife s ts in
both th e schoolroom a n d p la y
g ro u n d , ane e v e ry c h ild seems
a n xio u s to be on tim e . Such
th in g s as p ic tu re s , p o sters an d
b lac k b o ard b o rd e rs a n d in te re s t
in g c lassw o rk m a k e a ll th e c h ild
ren w a n t to b e th e re
W hen
p a s s in g th ro u g h o u r d i .ttrict you
should fa il to sto p a n d see those
pot p la n ts w h ic h are g ro w in g in
th e s outh w in d o w s . T h e y a re
th e c h ild re n ’s.
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2 ...a re m ules, 5 y ears old
Pounds’
fa rm , 4 m ile s south and
2 m iles
1 S o rre l m a r e , 10 y e a rs old
1 B row n m a r e , 10 y e a r s old
1 B lu e m a r e , 9 y ea rs old
w est
of
A le x ,
1 S pan in a .e m u les , 3 a n d 5
y e a rs old
O k la h o m a
Tuesday
1 R oan ho.'se, 5 y ea rs old
Nov. 16
• 1 P eter S o h u tle r w a g c n
S ale s ta rts a t 10 A . M .
BteU..
FO R S A L E — 1 5 5 head tw o year-old
ste e rs, $50 p e r head. 1 0 per cent
cut. See these c attle on m y farm 3
m iles N orthw est o f L in d sa y , M cClain
county, O klahom a.
H om er H ybarger.
•
30-4t
2 B a y m a re s , 10 y e a rs old
1 B ro w n m a r e , 9 y e a r s old
W hy
s.;
not give yonr
boy a n d ^ r la n
opportunity to
make their Aome
iludy eaiy and
tftd k et G i v e
them the s a m e
chances to win pro
motion and success
as tbe lad having the
advantage of
Over-work, worry and
the constant strain of a
business life are often
a cause of much trouble.
D R . M IL E S ’
LIVER PILLS
IP
F IR S T
BO TTLE,
OR
BO X,
F A IL * TO B E N E F IT YO U, YO UR
M O NEY W IL L B E R E FU N D E D .
1 B la c k h o rs e colt,
2 years o ld
W E B S TE R ’S
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Dr. Miles* Nervine
is highly recommended
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ders. It is particularly
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women. Regulate your
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1 S o rrel h o rse colt, 2 years o ld
NERVOUS A T T A C K S .
•T ault .r e d with nen-oua « t t a c ln and headaches. T h en my
Uver c o t ou t of ord er and It
aeemed aa thouch m y whole
ayatem waa upaet.
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L iv e r FIBa and aow 1 (e e l per
fe ctly well In every w a y . My
bow ela alao are In f o o d ahape
now .”
M R S . A U G U S T A K F 'S E R .
1149 Fortlaad A ..
R o ch e a u r, N . T.
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Will
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TERMS: Amounts
under $10 will cash
over $10 will be
given 11 months
time on bankable
note at 10 per cent
interest. 5 i^rcent
discount for cash.
2 Sets fa rm harness
1 2 section h a rro w
1 W a lk in g c u ltiv a to r
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O th e r tools a n d im p l"m e n t9
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B A L L BRO S.
C . M . Le n ts m a d e a business
tr ip to C h ic k a s h a M o n d a y .
Will Cry Your Sale
C o rn is a d v a n c in g in p ric e.
T h e b u y e rs w e re p a y in g 42c fo r
sn ap p ed corn a n d 46c p e r bushel
fo r h u s ke d co rn th e fir s t o f th e
w eek.
Y ’e.'!, w e a re a till in th e b u s in es s — s e llin g sales e v e ry
a n d p le a s in g th e b id d e rs , as w e ll as th e m a n w e w o r k
W ill be g la d to m ak e y o u r s ale,
b ig
o r s m a ll,
fa r o r n e a r.
::
Make Dates With
C . E . C o stello , F ira t N a t T B a n k , L in d s a y , O k la .
A le x M a e k e y w ill th re s h
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B r o t h e r s ,
h a v e
s h i p m e n t
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f a l l
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o t
a n d
w i n t e r .
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r i g h t —
y o u r a
m e n t . —
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c o a t e
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p o p u la r te a c h e rs -o f th e C o tto n
wood
school, s p e n t S a tu rd a y
w ith th e ir p a re n te .
J o h n D a v e ip o r t is n o t itn p ro v
in g as ra p id ly a s w as h o p e d laiit
w eek.
F . S . B a ll E l R eno, O k la .
T R IB U N E
Ninnekah Items
fo r .
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t h e
b u s i n e s s
g u a r a n t e e d .
F i r s t
B a n k
N a t i o n a l
o f
N i n n e
k a h .
S e v e ra l cases o f b lin d s tag g ers
h a ve b je n re p o rte d in th is v ic in
ity th e past w e e k .
Joe A n d erso n w ill s h ip tw o
cars o f sneep th is w e e k o r n e x t,
J . W . H o o v e r is b u y in g
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T h e Lad ies H o m e Im p ro v e
m e n t club w ill m e e t W e d n e s d a y
w it h M rs . C . W a d e .
L e t t ie G o o d w in , a m e m b e r o f
th e G ir ls ’ P o u ltr y c lu b , has 4
hens and 2 ro o s te rs o f p u re P ly m o th Rock s to c k fo r s ale.
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Shoes and Harness Repaired
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Wc buy Furs and Hides
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toilet preparations,
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L a w y o r .
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la s t S a tu rd a y b y fa llin g fro m a
load o f hay.
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Phone 34
C o lo ra d o coal $ 7 .5 0
M c A le s te r o oal $ 7.00
C a m
A le x M ill S
E < tv a l« r C o in p a n y
N ig h t school is p ro g re s s in g
n ic e ly . A lth o u g h f e w in n u m
C O T T O N
G R O W E R S
b e rs th ey m a k e up in h a rd w o rk . posed 10 h a v e b e e n w r it t e n in
W e
h av e Bteam e v e ry d a y ; w e use
B m okeless c o al. D on’ t lo o k
(or
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g e t o u r prices on cotton.
a n d sold i t f o r 47c to 4 9c , w h ic h T h is in te re s tin g c u rio is o w n e d
S O U T H L A N D
C O T T O N
O I L
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M i l a m ,
M a n a g e r .
is b e tte r th a n s e llin g s ellin g s n a py a M a rlo w m a n w h o k in d ly
loan ed i t to us.
p p e d corn a t 4 0 ;.
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a n d p u rch ased a n e w F o rd .
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to r h a n d le d as m u c h o r m o re .
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h e r b ro th e r, C h a rle s D aw so n ,
M r . J ac ks o n is te a c h in g a s p le n
re tu rn e d h o m e M o n d a y .
F r a n k
J .
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d id school a t U n io n H i l l th is f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t
J . M . G i p s o n , S e o , £
M rs . P a r is h is n o w a re s id e n t
f t
A L E X
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f t
m e e t s
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f i r s t
a n d
t h i r d ft
o f N in n e k a h , h a v in g m oved in
T h e lad ie s o f th e C h r is tia n f t W e d n e s d a y a ( t e r n o o n I n e a c h f t
th e firs t o f th e w o e k .
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c h u rc h w ill s e rv e d in n e r T h a n k s f t m o n t h
M isses V i t a O w e n s , M y r tle
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g iv in g d a y . P la n now to ta k e f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t
B e n to n a n d J u lia S m ith s p en t
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d in n e r w it h th e m . I t w i l l bs
th e day w i t h V iv ia n C onn, S un
c h e a p e r a n d m o re p le a s u re fo r
. M e e t s
e v e r y
F r i d a y
n i g h t .
V l s C HEANEY HOTEL
day.
you.
S te a m H eat, H o t and Cold ru n [ I t o r e I n v i t e d .
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M isses L o is and F e rn G illis ,
nin g w a te r in a ll rooms.
• E . D . E v a n s
W . H . C o l l l e r v
T h e h ig h school g a ve th e fo l
T h e best ta b le in th e state.
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lo w in g p ro g ra m a t
ass em b ly
P riv a te B ath.
d a y w ith M is s E u la E m a n u e l.
p eriod W e d n e s d a y m o rn in g :
122-134 O hickasha A ve.
M rs . E s th e r M o rr is re tu rn e d
P ia n o solo, E d d ie B o x le y .
R O B T. E. A L E X A N D E R
f
fr o m G o tebo W e d n e s d a y , w h e re
S to ry o f th e C ru s a d e rs ,
t
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B aggage & T ra n s fe r
q u ite ill th e p a s t w e e k w ith t h r S te p h e n s an d H a r v e y O w e n s .
L i f e o f W illia m C u lle n B r y a n t
o a t tro u b le .
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a s o n a b le R a t e s .
P e a rl H o o v e r .,
T h e m e rc h a n ts o f our little
C o n c e rt re c itio n , “ L a a t S t i n z a ,
to w n h a d a n e x tra good w e e k
.
la s t w e e k .
T h e cash re c e ip ts
W e e k s .
fr o m S a tu rd a y m u s t have been
C . M . L e n ts and f a m ily , o ut
2 1 3
4
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sev era l h u n d re d d o lla rs . .
m o to rin g S u n d a y , fo u n d some
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26 to 5 0 . . .
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w o r d s .
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a d v e r t i s e m e n t
a c c e p t e d
i t w ith M r s . C onn.
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( F irs t P u b lish ed Nov. 1 2 , 1 9 1 5 )
C A L L EO K .M ASS M ECTI.VO .
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In acord an ce w ith the provigione s ta t e of O klahom a,
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of H o u se B ill No. 280 o f the 1 9 1 5
Grady C ou nty, S S :
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
In the D istrict C o u rt in aud fo r
gegsion luwg of tho S tate o f O kla
M rs . F . A . M u rr a y r e tu r n e d homa, a raagg m eetin g of the citizens said c o u n ty:
T u e s d a y a f t e r v is itin g s e v e ra l of A lo x tow nship ig h ereb y called D exter E . K lrp a trlc k , P lain tiff,
d ays w ith fr ie n d s a n d re la tiv e s fo r the 1 3 t h d ay o f N ovem ber, 1 9 1 5 ,
V S.
to be h e ld at 2 o ’ clock o r a t n i g h t , L a u ra K ir k p a tr ic k , D efendant.
a t W y n n e w o o d and Tussy.
fo r th e purpoge o f selectin g tw o
Said defen d an t, L a u r a K ir k p a t
M iddy IJIOUBOB 76c to » ],2 6 a t W.
m em b ers of the County F a ir A ssoc rick w ill tako notice th a t sbe h as
H. Vtncont 4 Co.
3 2 tf
iation o f Orady eoun ty. T h e County been sued In the above nam ed court
J o h n B ra y is fu ll-fe e d in g a! F a ir A ssociatio n is compoged of tw o fo r divorce, by D exter E . K irk p a t
m em b ers from each tow nship and rick , upon the grou n ds o f abandon
d a n d y bunch o f c o m in g 4 -y e a r the la w provides th a t w hen a m ajo rment and g ro ss n eglect of duty, and
old steers, 83 in n u m b e r.
I Uy o f the to w n sh ips of tho County m ust a n sw e r the petition filed there
F a r m k ave selected th e ir m em bers as pro- in by said p lain tiff on o r before the
T h e D a lla a Som l-W eekly
N ew s and T h e T rib u n e both 1 y e a r ' vlded , th e B oard o f county com m ls- > 24th day o f Decem ber 1 9 1 5 , or said
slo n e rs m ay m ak e a lev y of not to petition w ill be taken a s true and a
fo r 1 1 .6 0 .
exceed ono q u a rte r of a m ill on the ! Jud gm en t fo r said p la in tiff fo r an
G eo rge S lo a n Is confined to h is total assessm en t o f tho cou nty, which ' absolutn divorcfe w ill be rendered acbed th is w eek w ith a m a la ria l a t t a c k . ' is e q u a l to 26 c en ts on tire thousand
cordlngly.
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d o lla rs, to p ro vid e
fo r
tow nship
D exter E . K irk p a tric k ,
S te p h e n s o n -B ro w n e
Lum ber ^
P lain tiff.
c o m p an y re c e iv e d a c a r each o f; The p ro visio n s of the la w w ill be Robert B . A lexan d er,
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N ew
A r r iv a ls
W c H a v e F a ll (Ioods A n iv in g D a ily
J u s t K coeivcd a L a rg e S h iy m e n t o f I ’eters Shoes
A II Sizes und S ty les
We Fit Your Feet
•|W o (liv e Y n u a Cash D is c o u n t on E v e ry P a ir
W e a r P e t e k ’ s Shojfs u n d M a k e Y o u r
F e e t h'eel C la d
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s p e c tfu lly urged to attend.
N O T IC E !
0 . C. C O O P E R ,
A fte r Oct. 1 s t , we w ill not ch a rg e
County F a r m D em o n strato r.
a n yth in g on o u r books. I t b ein g fa ll
o f th e ye a r— tho m oney seaso n , you
W h e n in '(Jhifikflsha go to
w ill be expected to pay sp o t cash .
F
r
e d ’s Oliop H ouse fo r a pfood
A b o u t yo u r accou nt you owe u s : W e
25 c e n t d in n e r.— F re d A ndrew s,
w lll'a s k th a t you m ake se ttle m e n t of
a d vt.
2 0 tf
sam e by Oct. Ib lh . as we a re u n ab le
to c a rr y It lo n g er. Wo hope yo u w ill
M r s . W a lte r B ra y is re p o rte d
ap p ro clate tho fa ct th st w e so ld you
ill th is w e e k. I t is n o t th o u g h t
w ith o u t se c u rity and c a ri.e d y o u r ac
s e rio u s ly ill, h o w e v e r.
c o u n t 'o r yo u a t cash price, w ith o u t
S e o o u r new p a tte rn s in G in gh am s.
in te re st, an d pay us pro m ptly.
W. H V incent & Com pany,
3 2 tf
Y o u r s very tru ly,
2 6 -tf
P A L A C E DRUG ST O RK .
D r. an d M r s > Jl. M. S h a w sp en t
C leo S n e d e k e r and Vostto C o llie r, M on day night In C b lc k ash a seein g
stu d en ts o f the C h ic k a sh a H igh the sh o w s.
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M R S A . L . R A M S E IY
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b ric k , lu m b e r, post and coal th is i fu lly d iscu ssed a t this m eetin g and
all c itiz e n s of A le x tow nship are r e
w eek.
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T R IB U N E
S ch o o l, a r r iv e d T u esd ay fo r a short
v is it with hom o fo lk s.
)»o()ds, racket goods, and
goods at (he Vaughan
Hdw. Qo. Lindsay, Okla.
yon can get it nearer at
$10 or more
will have
Call or write us.
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For
Farm Loans
Xj
C h ic k n s h ii,
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O k la h o m n
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M o tto —
B e a r S k in sto ck in gs fo r boys and
g irls. B u y ’ em fo r th e school kid s.
2 8 -tf
K U E ED ER .H N O T IC E
H
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ardw are
o
riv ed hom e la s t w eek. T h e fu n d s
a v a ila b le fo r th e m ain tain in g of th e
g a n g th ere w a s g ettin g som ew h at
lo w , a n d , he s ta te s, the lay-o ff m a y
and m a y not be o f a sh o rt d u ratio n .
C. K o e tte l w as in tow n T u esd ay
buying ry e
seed
p re p a rato ry
to
p lanting 1 3 acres of ry e fo r grazin g
purposes.
A n n o u n c e m e n t w a s m ad e la s t
th a t th e ra ilw a y co m p an y has
fin is h e d the S n e d e k e r crossing,
A n o th er thing th a t m akes a m an
■and th e big R e o is n o w a llo w e d Ju st ab o u t as mad a s to dip his pen
into th e
m u cilage
bottle Is
to
to c lim b o v er th e d um p.
sp rin k le sh av in g p o w d er on his tooth
C o m e In let u s show you the m an y
b e a u tifu l prem ium s we a r e g iv in g
(or c a sh trade.
BOND B R O T H F .R ?.
2 8 -If
W . N. C rofford, a re p re se n ta tiv e
o f th e W estern Oil Statio n Co., o f
C h ic k a sh a , and w ell know n am o n g
people here, w n s down T u esd ay s e ll
ing th em oil.
.
Lindsay, Okla.
brush.
Mens and boys e x t r a pants fo i
w inter.
M ade to w ithstand thi
rou ghest o f w o rk — w e can flt you.
28 -t!.
F re e b lo tters fo r th e school kidf
at the T rib u n e offlce.
W rubel, Dept. 7 7, B o x 26, O akland,
a tre e t.
J . T. Mohloy oh w ell they te ll 1
ou him — Is huulliig lo ad s of cob s out
to teed to h is hogs. We do n 't belU'Vp a w ord ot It.
m
Oklahoma Gtv, U. S. A.
Al>\ K R T l.S E I ) I .C T T E I I S .
L ist ot le tte rs rem ain in g u urlnlm ed lu the postolllco a t A le x . O kla..
f i r tho m onth ending Oct. 3 1 , 1 9 1 5 .
3. D. S m ith ; B eatrice S U le a ; M ag
g ie O tten; Wm. F llm o re ; I,. F r e g a lls
V ee Ijro n ; W. T. McI.TRUghlln.
In r a ilin g fo r the above p le ase say
"a d v e r t is e d .”
I
A. J . S T E IN , P . M.
H a l Thom pson and G. F . N ew ell,
g e n tlem an ly
Insuran ce men
of
C h ic k a sh a w ere seen on the s tr e e ts
T u e sd a y aftern o o n ,
come a t e v ery hom e. Is here th is
week d eliv e rin g a la rg e order of
fru it tree s. Jo e is stric tly an A lexite w h ile here.
M rs. J . A. M cDonald retu rn ed
F r id a y afternoon a fte r h avin g sp en t
tw o w eeks a t th e bedside of a s ic k
s is te r lu L eh igh .
"R e d D iam ond” o v e ra lls fo r all
who w o rk . W hat siz e ? yes, we have
your size.
BONP B R O T H ER S.
2 8 -If
A n O ld L in e L e g a l U e s e rv e L if e U o m p D o l-
lara ot A ss ets to M t v t E v e ry O n e H u n d re d
ery P o licy is
T h e R es erv e on E v
D eiH isited
W ith
th e S ta te
I'rt'a s n rv 'r fo r th e B e n e tit and P n 'te c tio n o f
its P o licy H o ld ers .A like K v e ry w h e iv .
R e v . K id d of B o c h lta , O kla.. v.-as
selected a t con feren ce to fill the
T h is Is to c e rtify th at W. 0 . N o rM ethodist pu lp its a t A le x and Br.idvTU o f Alex. O kla., ow ns and co n ley fo r the en su in g y e a r, succeeding
tr o ls a ll of th e stock of the firm o f
Rev. J . E . M artin o f C hickasha, a
N o rv ill H ard w are Co., there b e in g
man w hom we re g re t to lose.
no o th e r p a rtn e r in the business.
See V in cen t’s C h in a and G la ss
Sig n ed : W. 0 . N O R V IL L .
3 2 tf.
S t a t e of O klahom a, G ra d y C o n n ty, w are a t the 6-lO c counter.
I
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B e a r B ran d hose fo r the school S l a t e , on this 27th day of O ctob er
W . O.
‘ k id s m ad e to w e ar.— W. H. Vin- 1 9 1 5 , person ally ap peared
I OK.NT ft CO M PA N Y.
3 2 lf. N o rv ill, to me know n to be the id e n
tic a l person w h o executed the w ith in
N o re n e -Adair is out of sehwd an d forego in g in stru m en t.
W itn ess m y hand and offlcial s e a l
th is w e e k by reason o f illness.
I th is, the 2Tth d ay of October, 1 9 1 5 .
■I v.u b u y g o o d
FO R S A L E
W . G. JA H N ,
L . 0 . Sn ili'a uoubb b a n d fc'ao tgun
N otary P u b lic .
In good t'uudltion. A p ply at Post
(S E A L )
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M y com m if-ion e x p ire s .\ug. 1 9 .
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Corn, sh u c k e d ........................................ 4 7 c
C orn, s n a p p e d -------------------------- 42c
O a t s ........................................................ 27c
K aflr, sh elled , p e r 10 0 lb s
65c
W h e a t.................................................. 90c
B o y s Union s u its — the k in d
w ear, 3 5 c to $ 1.0 0 .
th at
28-tf
M rs. L e s lie R eyno ld s, fo r several
moons a resid e n t of C h ickash a, the
Ifttle b erg on o u r west, c am e down
S a tu rd a y fo r a
short s t a y
w ith
home fo lk s.
C h ild ren s re a d y to w e ar
in gin g h a m s 1 0 c to $ 1.2 5 .
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M e e t i n g ,
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A t t e n d
a t
F i r s t
S c b o o l
In o rd er tb a t the school m ay he
the g re a te s t b en efit possible to a ll
the people of A le x scbool d is tric t No.
66 , v.e have d ecided to open a “ Moon
ligh echool” on F rid a y n ig h t, N ov.
12 th 1 9 1 5 a t th e school h o u se a t
7 :3 0 p. in.
T h is school is fo r eve ry b o d y, n o
m atter how o ld , how little o r m uch
you know , we w a n t you to atten d th e
"M o on ligh t S c h o o l.” We e sp e c ia lly
urge those who have n e v e r learn ed
the a r ts t f re a d in g and w ritin g , to
attend. Wo w a n t to teach yo u how.
It w ill be jo y to you to le a rn and
pleasu re to us to teach yo u .
C o u rses w ill be offered a s the de
mand req u ires. Decide w h a t yo u
w an t to know m o re ab o u t; come o u t
and le t ’s o rga n ize a class.
R em em b er th e dato N o v . 1 2 t h .
E v e ryb o d y com e. E v e ry th in g F re e .
T he T eac h e rs.
I
F u rth e rm o re P reaiden t
W ilson
w a n ts It th o ro u gh ly und erstood th a t
the W h ite H ou se Is no b la ck -an d -tan
convention h a ll.
Lu cile. w here he w ill help build two
of G ra d y county’ s good bridges.
W h e n in C hickasha go to
F re d ’s (''hop lio u s e fo r a good
25-eent din n er.— FVed A ndrew s,
advt.
2 0 tf
E lto n B. H unt, atto rn ey of C h ick
asha. a rriv e d S a tu rd a y and im m ed
lately began ex p lo rin g the prem ises
of h is m ofher, M rs. J .
H unt, lo r
som etb in g good to eat.
F a it h fu l
se arch er am ply re w ard e d .
S s'h o o l
I b o o k s.
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F a la e e D r u g S to r e . '2 4 - 4 t
llE N F W Y O U R SP K S C K ll> T IO N
ROCK IS L -'N O TIM E T A B L E .
I
W. L . C leveland h a s gone to the
W e w ouldn’ t ‘dun’ you fo r th e
Eastbound
W estbound '
spend a fe w days at the
3 OJ ....................................................... 5: 0*1 w orld , bul listen, we do want to g e t '
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every suhseriber paid in a d v a n c e : John Box home,
- ready .o-we.xr dre^yes In
-u tghau '.s $ l 00 to j l . 5 0 . K im o n as
O t .n i I AM cS:
A L E X G IIA IN M A R K E T .
N O T IC E.
D . W . C olleps o f U n io n C ity
i w a s in to w n T h u rs d a y m ingling; ss.
Jo h n
F itz p a tric k le tt
T u esd ay
I w it h fr ie n d s and a tte n d in g to
B e fo re me, W. G. J a h n , a n o ta ry
m orning fo r the neighborhood of
: som e business m a tte ra .
p u b lic in and fo r said County an d
H u n d re d
32 -2 t
H o u s e .
J u s t a rriv e d , new shipm ent C h il
dren’s school dresses SOc to $ 1 .2 5 .—
W. H. V IN C E N T & CO M PAN Y. 3 2 t f
N ew
shipm en t u n d erw ear an d C alifo rn ia .
F o r R e n t — 300 A c re s K«od
3 0 - lf
b la n k e ts — m ade to keep you w a rm .
la n d fo r casli le n t o n ly .
Jo s e p h u s S p a rk s, notorious fru it
3 2 tf
Si'S B en F m e n y A le x . O k la W. H . Vincent & Com pany
tree salesm an , and one who ts w e l
2 1 tf
nny W ith M o re T h a n 'I V o
shoat
L O ST — B la c k and w h ite
w eighin g about 90 pounds.
C has. J . W allace.
On an d a fte r Nov. 1 5 t h the ch arge
J . R . W ilson sold some fln e cattle
fo r s e rv ic e fo r m y Pole-D urham
to J . B . C ru se M onday.
b ull, H e n ry , w ill be $ 3 .0 0 . T e rm s:
M ens tw o p iece u n d e rw ear and
P a yab le w h en service is rendered.
W ill m a k e season a t m y place lo union su its— go od and w a rm , m ade
cated one m ile south of A lex. Ph on e fo r w in te r, p o p u la r prices— a lw ay s
5 1.
J . M. C am pb ell, O wner 3 3 -4 t a com plete sto ck ,
28-tf
P O R S A L E — Good second h an d
H eney B u g g y . R o b ’ t E . A lexan d er.
J . H . A d a ir, official h o g b u yer o f
2 6 -tf.
thla v ic in ity , shipped a c a r o f good
ones to the O klahom a C ity m ark et
T h a n k yo u , M r. P o r te r , w as the T u e sd ay even in g.
response to the sig h t o f a g reat b ig
Sh oes beyond com parison in q u al
d o llar donated th e e d ito r fo r the
ity an d price n o w aw ait y o u at W .
T rib u n e.
•
H. V in cen t & Com pany.
3 2 tf
S o u th la n d C otton O il com pan 7
M A R R Y — H un dred s
of
w ealth y
m em bers w ish in g to m arry soon.
W in te r caps fo r the b oys and g ir ls
h a v e re ce ive d a n o th e r c a r o f coal
at W . H. V incent & Com pany. 3 2 t f. D iscriptlon free. R e lia b le club. M rs.
th is w e e k.
rn m m m m m w rn m m m m m m m m m m m m m
au gh an
30tf
(lo o d SorviPo Biul W oloOm o to A ll
N o w l.o c a t io n e a a t s i d e m a in
33 -3 t
J . W allace.
r can close y o u r toan q u ic k e r
nnd g iv e you b e tte r rates on a
A le x M ill & E le v a to r c o m p an y fa rm loan, f if c nnd to rnad o in
1 cnn close y o u r loan quickei
re c e iv e d tw o cars o f flo u r th is surance. John ir.in k in s , C h ick a
R e p o rts are a flo a t th at th e m ar
sha, O k la ., phone 417.
2 0 tf and give .you b e tte r rates on farir.
w eek.
riage o f P e rry Bapsett a n d M iss
D e p u iy W illiam Loonoy, the m an loniLS, fir e and to rn ad o in s u r H azel B u rro w e s, who liv e In the v i
stock of Holiday who p red o m in ates over the con vict ance. John ITnnkins, Chickasha. cin ity o f N in n e kah , w as solem nized
2 0ti
road g a n g n e ar R u sh S p rin g s, a r O kla., phoine 447.
Bd ShtxigOK
M.H. Cmllo
A tto rn ey fo r p lain tiff.
M iss N e ll M orris, a student of the
O klahom a C o lle ge
fo r
W om en,
C h ickash a, spent a few d a ys a t the
V incent bom e, th e guest o f
M iss
E d n a B e r r y . M iss B erry a lso spent
tbe n ig h t with M iss Nell a t
the
home o f the la t t e r ’s sister, M rs. C .
wo want the cleanest
.u b s crir’ lon
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list in Grady o o u n t y - w c ’ re d o t e r m -,
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Ined to have It so. T he W om an ’ s ,^g^, ^g^
g(gg gg ,^
fl.J S .
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and
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magaxlnes
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fo r women and The People’s P op n I
>>rc,'. RoM *et' '''tu rn evl Ttm rs
wo.ithlv -»mi c s 'm lit * toi m en. < i . W . R ich ard so n , pro prietor of
t o r y afi-or se veral m ontht sojourn I togeth er wtlh
t u i I VhtI uuie< Uk b i a a . c j ,
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D ear bridgei»ort. T exas.
m idst T u e sd ay.
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TH E
What you Uke best to buy,
-Sensible prices,
quality considered.
First National
Bank
OF ALEX
W E L C O M E
$50,000.00
id .
H e lp y o u rs e f a n d your n eig h b o rs b y d o in g a ll y o u can to
k e e p th e ro a d in g o o d shape a d jo in in g y o u r fa r m , w h e th
e r you o w n the f a r m or n o t. I f a ll fa rm e rs w o u ld do th is
L E F T ; T H IS S P E A K E R , H esto n 's Liuious s lu g g in g o u tfield er whose
h ittin g did m uch fo r the R ed Sox. R IG H T : A L E X A N D E R T H E G R E A T
G ro v e r C levelan d A le x a n d e r, the s t a r pitcher o f the P h illie s shown in
actio n .
Methdist Ladies will
Have Big Feed for
]
G ro v e r C . V a u g h a n , a f t e r h a v
Sale Dav crowd.
in g sold his f a r m s o m e tim e ago,
Vaughan to Texas
Weeks-Savage
Nuptials
' /lisquito Fiddling
Band in Session
A s a s u rp ris e to his m a n y f r i
T h e a n n u a l m e e tin g o f th e
ends, B . W . S a v a g e , h e a d d r iie r c h a rte r m e m b e rs o f th e M u s q
fo r th e U n it y O il c o m p a n y h e re , uito F id d lin g B an d m e t last w e e k
is n o w m a k in g p re p a ra tio n s to | A n n o u n c e m e n t h a s been m a d e
s lip p e d a w ^ y to A rd m o re and in secret session in th e e x e c u tiv e
m o v e to w e s t T e x a s , l i e p lan s | Ih a t th e M e th o d is t ladies w ill
w a s m a rrie d to
M iss M a b e l c h am b e rs o f th e b a n d on th e
to e a t one m o re good o ld tu rk e y i
serve a r e a l d in n e r to th e S a le W e e k s o n N o v . 6 th . T h e n . w s u m m it o f th e B e n a rd e s ta te
d in n e r in O k la h o m a , his n a t iv e ,
ly w e d s re tu r n e d , to A lc x th e near H a lk o .
s ta te , th en h e w ill lo a d th is im i- D a y c ro w d , S a tu rd a y , N o v . 2 7 th .
M o n d a y fo llo w in g a n d w ill m a k e
A f t e r a he ite d discussion a m
g r a n t c a r a n d d e p a rt f o r "a l a n d , T h e y w ill, as is th e ir c u s to m ,
th is th e ir fu tu re hom e, h a v in g ong th e m e m b e rs re la tiv e to th e
b r ig h te r th a n th is .”
' p re p a re a d in n e r f i t fo r a k in g ,
ta k e n up abode in th e S m ith a d d itio n to th e b a n d o f th re e
T h e y w ill lo ca te n e a r P a i n - ' and w ill h ave p le n ty to fe e d th e
p ro p e rty .
new in s tru m e n ts , th e b a n jo , tb e
v ie w , w h ere M r . V a u g h a n w ill
w h o le c ro w d .
E a t w it h
th e
A n u n u su al ;n te r ta in m e n t w a s hand o rg a n , an d th e a ccordion,
p ro b a b ly e n g a g e in th e c a ttle
M e th o d is t ladies o n S ale D a y , g iv e n .h e m a t th e hom e o f M r . t was fin a lly d e cid e d and v o te d
business. T h e good w ishes o f
a n d M rs . T . A . C a m p b e ll, w h e re th a t in s tru m e n ts o f a v e ry c o s t
a h o s t o f fr ie n d s o f th is good : sure.
a n u m b e r o f fr ie n d s g a th e re d to ly ty p e should be b o u g h t, a n d
fa m le y go w i t h tb e m .
e
n jo y th e e v e n in g .
upon t h e ir a r r iv a l should be p l
T h e cost of ed u catio n in the U n ited
M u s ic b y M rs . W e a v e r, P e r r y aced in th e te n d e r c a re o f P a t
T h e O ccar V a u g h a n th re s h e r S ta te s In 1 9 1 4 , acco rd in g to th e re
cently issu ed rep o rt o f the co m m is a n d Robt'. E . A le x a n d e r, a n d rick F e a ly , M ilto n T ra m m e l, a n d
is b u s y in th e fie ld o f J. H u n t
sio ner o f education a t W ashin gton , G e o rg e R a le y vvas g r e a t.
Silas T r a m m e l, re s p e c tfu lly .
th is w eek.
was $ 7 5 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 . A lth o u gh this
T h e m o s t a m u s in g lo v e -m a k
In a d d itio n to th e above g e n am ount fo r edu cation is co n sid erable
in g c o n te st w as e n a c te d , w h e r e tk m e n a n d th e ir in s tru m e n ts ,
it is lesa than on e-th ird o f the
U S E T IU U U N E W A N T AD S
am ount expended f o r alco h o lic liq in th e ladies w e re seated a ro u n d t h i 1 915-16 ro s te r w ill c o n ta in
Let
u ors and only ab o u t three tim e s the th e room , th e m e n c o in in g fr o m th e n a m e s o f th e fo llo w in g n a tth ese little
estim ated ad m ission s to m o v in g pic a n a d jo in in g ro o m an d , k n e e lin g
w o rk e rs do y o u r
ed m u s ic ian s : R B . B en a rd , c o rn
tu re theaterii in th e United S ta te s th e m m a k in g a n h o n e s t-to -g o o d w o rk fo r you. T he c o st
s ta lk fiid d le ; J o h n F e a ly , g u ita r ;
fo r th e sam e yea r.
is show n In w a n t ad s c a le In
ness proposal. I f f a i r la d y t h John B r a y , fr e n c h h a rp ; P . P .
e v e ry issue o f the T ribu ne.
o u g h t i t a good one she p in n e d a T h u rs to n , J e w ’s h a rp .
B . J V a u g h a n says h e w ill h e a r t on his back; i f n o t,, an a r
A f t e r a ll o fficia l business h a d
sh ip a c a r o f s w in e th is w e e k , ro w .
been
c a re d fo r, th ese ta le n te d
A D tn iR T IS E l) L E T T E R S .
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L is t ot le tte r s re m a in in g u n claim
e n d e d an d th e clouds c le a re d a - y a rd , b u ilt a h u g e b in fire , a n d
ed in the postofflce a t A iex, O kla., sh ip to th e F t . W o r th m a r k e t.
f c r the m onth ending Oct. 3 1 , 1 9 1 5 .
W e th in k B . J . has a n u m b e r w a y , it w as fo u n d t h a t G e o rg e told g h o s t s to rie s u n til a la te
S . D. S m ith ; B e a tric e S tile s; M ag o f ‘old college c h u m s ’ dovvn th e re R a le y h id c a rrie d a w a y th e g r e
ho u r.
gie Otten; W m . F ilm o r e ; L . F r e g a lls
a te s t n u m b e r o f h e a rts , g iv in g
t h a t he w a n ts to v is it w ith .?
V e e L yo n ; W . T . M cL au gh lin .
h im th e b ig o f c a n d y , w h ile W il
So m etim es a g ir l would r a th e r
I n callin g fo r the a b o v e please say
T h e D allas S em i-W ee k ly
F a rm
"a d v e rtis e d .”
N ew s and The T rib u n o both 1 ye a r lie J a h n , a less lu c k y h u m a n r e liave a w ash ed b ra s s rin g fro m the
A . J . S T E IN , P . M. fo r $ 1 .5 0 .
c e iv e d fo r his m a n y a rro w s , a man s h e lo v e s tb a n a costly diam on d
from a n o th e r a d m ire r— hut th ere
lem o n .
1
are n o t m an y g ir ls lik e tbat.
R e fre s h m e n ts w e re s e rv e d o f
D e v il Food and A n g e l F o o d c a k e ,
a n d f r u it s alad w i.h a p p le w h ip . DON’T G I V E U P T H E W H E A T .
A t a la te h o u r th e c ro w d b o m
b a rd e d th e ir hom e w it h ric e a n d
In a l l p ro b a b ility som e who p lan
s h elled K in g C o rn . A d e s c rip ned to so w w h eat th is (all are ab o u t
tio n w as p ic tu re d to a re p o rte r to g 'v e it up o w in g to the la ten e ss of
the se a s o n In g e ttin g the th resh in g
o f th e T rib u n e b y one o f th e p a r done. T o be s u re , It is b e tte r to
tic ip a n ts as re s e m b lin g a C hinese plow e a r ly (o r w h e a t if you c an , but
th a s h in g floor, a n d c o rn w as n o t if you can n ot, then do tho n ext best
thing— p low as soon a s possible. It
scarce.
Dr. Warren, Dentist
m m
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Look fo r the “ K o z y ” s ig n , it spella good s h o w .
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V a u d e v ille a n d 4 reels o f p ic tu re s .
S .lO o
^
F a rm houses a r e o ften fa r r e
m oved from the h igh w a y o ver w h ich
th e r u r a l m ail c a rr ie r tra v e ls. M uch
tim e is w asted in goin g to and com
in g from the sta tio n a ry m a il box by
th e gate. In K a n s a s th ey a re o v e r
com ing th is by in tro d u cin g a m ail
box th at tra v e ls betw een the fa rm
h o u se and the ro a d , on a tro lley .
M all fo r collection is sen t o ver th e
tro lle y and m ail deposited by th e
c a rr ie r is brou gh t back, Ju s t by th e
trip p in g of a sp rin g , a s salesp eo p le
m ak e change in th e big sto res. F a r m
in g de lu xe, it w o u ld seem , is bound
to find its h ig h est exp ressio n ju s t
w e st o f th e M issou ri riv e r.
D ress does not a lw a y s m ak e a w o
m an but it o ften b reak s a m an.
would h e lp In g e ttin g a good seed
bed to d o u b le d isk th e ground b efo re
plow in g, then p low five or six in ch es
deep a n d fo llo w w ith disk an d cor
ru ga ted cru sh e r alte rn a te ly s e v e ra l
times. T h e m o st fields now have
quite a crop o f w e ed s and g r a s s ,
which w ill tend to m ak e a ir sp a c e s in
the seed bed. W h e at w ill not hold
well th ro u g h th e w in te r tn a seed
bed t h a t con tain s a i r spaces. M ost
people d o not th in k o f a disk a s in
any w a y connected w ith com pacting
the g ro u n d , but It is m ore effective
ia flIU ng a ir sp aces than any o th e r
tool.
W h at ab ou t y o u r seed w h eat?
Is
It g o o d ?
I f it is n ’ t, better s e ll It
and b u y of som eone wbo th resh ed
early an d has good seed. T h e d iff
erence in price w o u ld be w ell spen t.
BOND BROS
‘PH O N E 3 0
IXC'HKASIO FO R D E F E N S E .
p e n d itu re s w ill
be au gm en ted
to
$ 1,2 4 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 . Com m odore B la c k
ton w ill devote h is tim e, m oney an d
T h e ad m in istratio n s d efen se plans ta le n t to the p rep ared n ess m o vem en t
h av e been em bodied in a p ro gram u n til con gress ta k e s som e d efin ite
p resen ted by the secre ta rie s o( w a r ac tio n fo llo w in g the w a rn in g w h ich
and the n a v y fo r d iscu ssio n by the 19 BO v iv id ly s e t fo rth in " T h e B a t
co n gressio n al com m ittees in ad van ce tle C r y of P e a c e .”
o f th e r e g u la r session o f con gress.
Tho cam p aign (or the adoption of
the p ro gram
w ill bo opened
by
P re s id e n t W ilson in a speech b efore
the M an h attan club lu N ew Y o rk on
N ov. 4. T h e program fo r the flrst
W AN TS
y e a r of a flve-year
of n aval
con structlb n c a lls (o r tw
n a u g h ts, tw o battle c ru i 8er», tw enty
flve co ast subm arin os, five seago in g
su b m arin es, tw elve d e stro ye rs, an In
c re a se of 8 ,0 0 0 la person nel and an
au g m en tatio n by 250 of the n a val
acad em y stu d en t body. S e c re ta ry ot
W a r G a rris o n ’ s program ca lls (o r the
re cru itin g , train in g an d equipm ent
b efo re 19 2 2 o t the fo llo w in g fo rc e s:
R e g u la r or stan d in g a rm y , 1 2 5 ,0 0 0 ;
s tan d in g a rm y reserve, 1 5 0 ,0 0 0 ; ir
r e g u la r or "c o n tin e n ta l” arm y of
v o lu n te e rs o f six m ouths train in g,
4 0 0 ,0 0 0 ; con tin en tal arm y re serv e
4 0 0 ,0 0 0 ; sta te n atlo u al g u ard or
gan iz atio n s, 12 5 ,0 0 0 . T o tal 1,2 0 0 ,000 men.
Com m odore J . S tu a rt
B la c k to n , au th o r of the photo-play
" T h e B a ttle C ry of P e a c e ,” w h ich Is
b ein g show n a t present in New Y o rk ,
C h icago an d B oston, and la te r , w ill
to u r the cou n try In the "p e a c e by
p rep a re d n e ss” cause, snys the esti
m ated In creases w ill cost about
$ 15 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 more th an w as expend
ed la s t y e a r, and th a t w ith the cost
o f new ta s k s im posed on the state
g o ve rn m e n ts and o th e r b ran ch es of
th e go vern m en t by reaso n of the
E u ro p e a n w a r, the am o u n t o f ex
J"
i= ’
Tnl.ttals acid num bers cou n t al
w orda.
No ad vertisem en t accepted
fo r lesa tlmu 2 0 c tor fir s t lu sortlon .
L e t nobody ba d isapp oin ted if,
u pon the m ere an nou ncem en t q j,
C a r r a n z a ’s reco gn itio n ,
e v e ry th in g
in M exico d ocs
not
Im m e d iate ly
re tu rn to n o rm al con ditions. R evo
lu tio n In th at unhappy co u n try In
live y e a rs haa destro yed m u ch of
w h a t w as accom p lished In tha pre
v io u s gen eration . N ev e rth eless, Is it
n o t in d icative o f the retu rn o f bet
te r tim es th a t the valu e o f C a rra n z a
p a p e r money is con stan tly r is in g ?
L a t e la st w eek $ 1 0 la th at cu rre n c y
w o u ld buy one A m erican d o lla r . To
ap p re cia te w h a t this m eans one m u st
u n d ersta n d th a t o n ly a s h o rt tim e
a g o C arran z a c u rren cy cou ld be pur
c h a se d at a fe w A m erican c e n ts per
p o u n d . I f th e fo rm er k eep s on ad
v a n c in g a t the p resen t ra te
i t Is
b o u n d In tim e to reach p a r.
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w de“ the
er o f
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e in
a rlo r
■T T T T T
F a rm
L o a n s
L e t us re n ew th a t o ld lo in o r m ake y o u a new lo an ? .
W e lo an lib e ra l a m o u n ts and g iv e y o u th e
best o f terras a n d rates.
S ee, P h o n e , or
W r it e
T. H. Bennett
COM E
C h ic k a s h a ,
O k la .
IN
"Rszors Sharp, Tovfen O o a n ;
Cuta the whlsltera 80 they can’t ba sbbd’ ’
a n d re tu rn s F r id a y .
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A le x ,
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M i s s it!!!
If You Do, You Lose
This Sale Is Held
For The Benefit of Those Who
IVlichigan salt, perbbl $2 Have Stock, implements, etc., For
10 lb© pail compound lard sale. Joe Ball wil! cry all sales,
One Dollar
and there will be horse and mule
buyers from all parts of the
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Mrs. A, L. Ramsey
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Second And Fourth Saturdays
O k la h o m a
I Peck good coffee SOc
$1.50 jersey sweaters $1
Special Nov. 27th
rt .. • *
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S e t o f 6 r e g u la r 9 in c h d in n e r plates
2 6 in c h h an d saws
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B a rn a m ’ s SI.OO R a z o r H o n e a
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D ia m o n d E d g e d o u b le -b it a x e s
.
40o
63o
-2 5 0
81.19
Norvilie Hardware Company
A n y 25o B a k in g p o w d e r
A n y 10c
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19c
Qq
S ta r an d H o rs e S hoe to b ac co , per lb .
T in s le v c h e w in g to bacco, p e r lb .
44c
54o
T r y our M a g ic W a s h in g S tic k!!!!!!!!
Burch, Adair & Jahn
Wasson Grocery Company
T h e B est G ro c e rs
‘ W o n d er”
$8 50
W a s h i n g m a c h i n e - s p e c i a l N o v . 2 7 tli
M o to r W a s h in g m a c h in e - special N o v . 2 7th
$ 8 .0 0
M . O. Foster
C o u n t r y
2oo P la n ta tio n L iv e r R e g u la to r
25c can H ess sto ck p o w d e rs ;
doea the w o rk
You cannot afford to miss
THIS SALE
Palace Drug Store
T h is space w ill be re s e rv e d fo r those w h o w is h to a d v e rtis e w h a t
th e y w ill h a v e to o ffe r a t each S ale. »aS^See E d ito r A l e x T r i b u n e .
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7 Bars best soap
Best calico
‘‘Can’t Sag” Gate
Nov. 27th
$ 4 .0 0
I
16c
SOc b o ttle V e lv o L a x a tiv e syrup
fo r th e k id s 40o
:.id a
'X
15o
vmi
(’ ?ldenGate Flour
c
I
.3 5
I
I 17 Pounds Sugar
Bond Brothers
Steohenson-Brcwnc Lumber Co.
THK IIKTTKU T'AIIT.
O u r p ro s p e r ity sh ou ld c o n trib u te
to w a r d the p r o s p e r ity o f the cotn iuun it y In w h ich w e liv e .
H cru m u ln te
w e a lth
T h o s e w ho
m erely
fo r
the
'•"nellt o f th e m se lv e s sn d m iss the ,
A r t..
W. H. Vincent & Companv
v a n oln g the m 'lc h b o r h o o d .©oeially, ’•c.-'ii.-e o f lim ite d in co m e an d la c k c f
m o ra lly an d Intellt otu ally a r e llllle i tlnancial in d ep e n d e n ce .
T hia is a sec r e d it to the neis:-,; orh ood .tnd the r io n s nils?take an d it d ep riv es o n e o f
p e o p le w h ose Influi ■
taes pros the, plea; u ro an d s a tisfa ctio n fo u n d
p e rity p ossible.
In c o n tii hu ti.ig h is p a r t to help hl.s
T h e m ista k e is t o o often m n d e o f
o p p o r t u n it y nnd th e p riv ile g e o f help , w it h h o ld in g s u p p o r t to e d u c a tio n ,
li ? In p u b lic e n te rp rise s s n d In ad -1 p u b lic eu terp iin ? a n d i t U o io n he-
n eig h h or/ ■ a.i.l .nt fh e sa m e tlm o c d v.anco h; © . i - ’ eie.st.
N eith er tiie
h'.' tatl -'-■ lont In en'“ rm-
to
W h e n a ll d o th eir p a r t It r e q u ir e s ! m ore p rj^ p e r o u s is a g r e a t rcw a r-T
b e a r the b u rd e n s o f so cie ty in fo s t e r
v e r y little fr o m ea ch to m eet th e d ® ; fo r c o n trib u tin g o f his m e a n s f o r th e-
cu m sta n ces
s h o u ld
he
e x p ected
in g e d u ea fion , r e lig io n and p u b lic en- ' m a n d s o f s o c ie ty , bnt w h e n 'm a n y re
fr a in b eca u se they t -'- l th a t th ey a r j
terpri.se, b u t e v e r y m an sh o u ld c o n
b e tte rm e n t
of
h u m a n ity .
,\.„r
can n o t afford to d e p r iv e ou rse .
trib u te b is p a r t, b e it ev e r so little.
n ot fln anclall.f able, tu o 'b u r d e n fa lls
o f t h is pleasure b eca u se o o r w e m h »
N o m an i.© e x c u se d from
u p o n a fe w w h o are w ill'n g .
is n o t g reat a n d o u r con trlb u fS feW '
T h e sa tisfa ction on '' fin ds in d o 'n p
h is p a 'I to m a k e p '-op le h a p p ier an d
sm all.
d o in g his
p.nrt u n less h e i.© n ot p h y sica lly n or
m en ta lly ab le to earn hi-, ow u liv in g .
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Business &
B A L L BRO S.
Professional
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B all Joe & F re d B a ll
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Will Cry Your Sale
Lodge
D irectory
Yt'.#, w e a re s till in th e bu sin ess— s e llin g sales e v e ry
and p le a s in g th e b id d e rs , as w e ll as th e m an w e w o rk
Sor.
W ill be g lid to m a k e y o u r sale,
b ig o r
s m a ll,
H O L D IN G & H E R R
A tto rn e y s A t L a w
f a r o r n e a r.
R oom 2 1 0 , N ew T y e B u ild in g . ;
C h ic k a sh a , O kla.
Make Dates With
O S C A R S im 'S O N ,
L aw yer,
B ro w n & S tephens, B ra d le y , O k la h o m a
C . E . C ostello, F ir s t N a t ’ l B a n k , L in d s a y , O k la .
i
F . S. B all E l R e n o , O k la .
A . L . H err
•, B. F . H olding
!t!
Offlce over F a r m e r ’s S ta te B o n k .
C b lc k a sh a , O klahom a.
O ffice phone 32
R esidence phone K X -5 1
DU. J . M . H A N N A
I
CO L. W . P . H E S S E L T I N E
B o n d B ro th e rs , the old R e lia b le
A u ction eer.
s to re , have J u s t received a
la rg e
1
4
Y
e
a
r
s
ezperlence
In the bu sin ess
sh ip m en t of L a d ie s and M isses coats
S a tisfa c tio n g u aran teed .
fo r f a l l and w in te r . T hese a r e In the
N atio n al
v e r y la te st s ty le s and are priced Ju st M ake d a te s w ith : F ir s t
r ig h t— yo u rs Is included In th e sh ip B a n k , A le x ; S tate B a n k o f N inne
k ah .
m en t.— A dv. fc
V
Keeps a Compiete line of Drugs,
Presciptions
Phai macists
Patrooize our Fountaine try to please.
Phone 34
L O V E F O R F A It M lM l.
en viro n m en ts th at there is no hon
o ra b le m eans ot p re p a ratio n
too
T h ree esse n tia ls fo r successfu l
fa rm in g as m entioned by Calum ellu,
a Rom an w rite r of tho flrsl c e u lu iy .
n am ely, kn o w led ge, eap llal and a
lo ve fo r the c allin g , are a.s tru e to
day as they w ere when tlio.se words
w ere w ritten . In fa ct, there is rea
son to b elieve th a l wUa conipeiitlon keen er m ore Im portance should
be placed in c a p ita l loday th an ever
b efo re. Men fa rm w ith th eir intel
le c t m ore tod ay th aa ever before in
the h isto ry of fa rm in g . W hile labor
Is still a necessity on the la n n it is
directed by an In te liig tn t brain that
red u ces strain to a m inim um aud
gets m axim um retu rn s. K n ow led ge
is a pow er in fa rm in g as n e ve r be
fo re . A n alyze,
It you
w ill,
the
m ethods of the m en wbo succeed on
the farm and you w ill find th a t they
know how to fa rm . Not o n ly are
th ey fa m ilia r w ith tho evory-day,
p rac tica l th in gs th at m ust be ('louc,
such a s plow in g, now lnj, and reap
in g, out they know w h y certain prac
tices are n e cessary and w b a t to do
when u n u su al conditions m ake a
dear.
H R K E D E ItS N O T IC E
On and a fte r Nov. 15 t h th e ch arge
fo r serv ice fo r m y P o le-D u rham
b u ll, H en ry, w ill be |3.0 '0 . T e rm s;
P a y a b le w h en service is ren d ered .
W ill m ak e season at m y place lo
cated one m ile south of A le x . Ph on e
5 1.
J . M. Cam pbell, O w n er 3 3 -4 t
KCUtlS
B E S T SERVICE
C H IC A G O
AND
change d esira b le.
A know ledge o f la rm iu g cro atrs a
K A N S A S C IT Y
dem and fo r Im plem euls, m achines
and other equipm ent n e cessary for
profitable
o p e ra tio ja . C ap ital is
needed because the m an ager is In
telligen t enough to us-y It econom ic
a lly and p ro fitab ly. C ap ital supple
m ents la b o r and know ledge maoters,
d irects and su p erv ises both to In
SH O RT U N E
crease production.
B u t w ith o u t a love fo r the c all
in g th ere w ill be little incentive fo r
know ledge an d fo r sufficient capital
to operate the fa rm
su ccessfu lly.
T h e re a r e m an y fa ilu re s becau se the
fa rm m a n a g e r does not lik e farm in g.
M any p erh ap s en du re fa rm life be
cause th ey h a v e n 't sufficient know l
edge, tra in in g an d c ap ital fo r other
bu sin ess, y e t th ey do not en joy the j
farm w o rk enough to p a y the price |
fo r k n o w ledge and c ap ital. One’ s
lo ve fo r h is life w o rk Is a ft e r all the
fo u n d atio n fo r success. T h e desire
to succeed Is so strong in the minds
o f those who lo ve the fa rm and Its
TO
ST. P A U L
For reservationi o r information
write to or call on
TICKET AGENT. ROCK ISLAND UNES
or
FA T THOMPSON
Div. P o w , Act.
Oklabtuu CUy
F ir s t published N o v . 1 9 ,1 9 1 5
NO TICE FO R P U B L IC A T IO N .
D R . J. M. BO N D
D en tist.
S ta te o f O k la h o m a ,
G a a d y C o u n ty , ss:
AU w o r k O uaranteed.
B e fo re H o n o ra b le J . T . C o llep s, / C h ic k a s h a ,
OklahomK.
J u stic e o f th e P eace, A le x T o w n
sh ip .
J . W . O W SLEY.
F . J H a m ilto n
Je w e lr y , D iam o n d s, W atches. [ ;
vs
C u t OlaBS, C h in a A r t Goods a n d
,
C . A . F a rm e r .
S ilv e r w a r e .
S aid d e fe n d a n t, C . A . F a r m e r
w ill ta k e n o tic e th a t he has been
sued in th e above n a m e d court
upon an a cc o u n t, an d t h a t on the
1 5 th d a y o f N a v e m b e r, 1915, an
o rd e r o f a tta c h m e n t fo r th e sum
o f $25.38 w a s issued by th e above
n a m e d J u stic e o f th e P e a c e a g
a in s t his goods in th e a b o ve en
tit le d a ctio n , and th a t h e m ust
a n s w e r th e p e titio n filed th e re in
b y said p la in tiff on o r b e fo re th e
1 5 th day o f D e c e m b e r, 1915, or
said p e titio n w ill be ta k e n ]ra s
tr u e and a ju d g e m e n t f o r said
p la in tiff fo r tw e n ty -fiv e dollars
a n d th ir ty - e ig h t cents, a n d a ll
C h ickash a, O k la .’
I R e p airin g
X
T
B . M . W OODY
L aw yer.
£
3 1 7 C h ic k a sh a Ave.
t C h ic k a sh a ,
O klahom a-
B I L L & JO H N ’ S
V
B esta u ra n t,
X
A good p lace to
eat— w o m en ;
id fa m ilie s esp ecia lly in v ite d ,
| 2 2 1 C blc. A v e . W . M attox, P ro p .
R. M . S H A W , M. D.
O fficd
F irs t .N a tl. B a n k B ld g .
costs and th e a tta c h m e n t h e r tin
g ra n te d w ill be re n d e re d a cc o rd
in g ly .
J . T . C olleps
J u s tiie o f th e peace.
R o b t. E . A le x a n d e r
A tto rn e y f o r p la in tiff
A le x Camp N o. 36 8
W. 0 . W.
M eets on l e t an d
j; 3 r d
W e d n esd ay nights
e ach
COTTON G R O W E R S
W e h av e steam every d a y ; w e use ..m o n th .
sm o ke less coal. Don’ t lo o k fo r
B . W . W aeson
w . 0. Oraham> .
am oke but com e to our gin . A lw ays
C le rk
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c.
g e t our p rices on cotton.
SO U T H LA N D COTTON O IL CO.
W . W . M ilam , M anager.
A le x L o d g e
No. 4 5 7
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When travel
ing, attending
a Theatre or
some Social
Function, or
if Shopping,
don’t forget to have
H e a t,
with you. They are in
valuable for Headache
and all other Pains.
2 5 D o se s, 2 5 C e n ts.
Stephenson-Browne Lumber Qjmpany
I F F I R S T B O X I S NOT S A T I S
FA C T O R Y , Y O U R M O NEY W IL L
B E REFUN D ED .
%r
H ot
n in g w a t e r in
and
C o ld
a ll
ro o m s.
ru n
The best ta b le in th e state.
P riv a te B ath .
'I•|-B.’ D. E v a n s
N. o .
n ig h t. Vle-
w de“ the
er o f
M en.
-nd is
itstes
iirin g
jre a
e in
a rlo r
H +++-
W. H . C o lli e r t
S e c ’y
1 2 2 - 1 3 4 C liic k a s lia A v e .
i
t
H
ugh
m. M
Dr Aym
B
aggage
P
-A n ti -
PAIN PILLS
Meets e v e ry F r id a y
llo rs In vited ,
CHEANEY HOTEL
S tea m
D R . M IL E S ’
4 I f
A ie z, OklK.
Phone 13 3 .
The PaSace Drug Store
i
I ’ b y slc la n and S u rg eo n
ii Offlce rear F i r s t N atio n a l B a n k .
B R IN G
D E S IR E D
R E L IE F .
' 1 have used Dr. M ile s’ A n tl-F a in
PiUs for som e tim e and flnd them
an Invaluable remedy fo r headache.
I have always taken grea t pleasure
In recommending th em
to
my
friends, being confident tliat they
w ill bring the desired relief. I am
never w llhout them and use them
fo r all attacks of pain, knowing
tb a t they will not disappoint m e ."
M RS. W . I I . B E N SO N ,
W e s t H aven, Conn.
R
l l ic a n
an
&
ro m pt
R O B T . E. A L E X A N D E R
LAW YER
t O ffic e F ira t N a tio n a l B a n k ::
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B u ild in g .
I
A le x , O klahom a
T
S
ea so n ablb
ib a.
ran sfer
e r v ic e
R
a tes
.
W AN TS
W eeks.
2 11 3 1 4
1
W o rd s
1 to 2 5 ____ $ .20 $ .30 i .40 $ . u
.80 1.0 0
26 to 5 0 . . .
.40
.60
.90 1.20 1 .6 0
5 1 to 7 5 . . .
.60
76 to 1 0 0 . .
.80 1.20 1 .6 0 2.00
N ice elean beds in cool rooms.
Hates b y w eek. S pecial a tte n
tion to guests.
I n itia ls aicld num bers count a l
W . F . S T E V E N S , Prop.
word*.
No ad ve rtise m en t accepted
2051/2 C hickasha Ave.
for le s s than 2 0 c for fir s t in sertion .
Chickasha, O k la .
E=
■ I'HE A L E X
T R IB U N E
THE ALEX TRIBUNE
I'u ltllH b e d
C
e c il
E v e ry
C. C
o l b e r t
H ahgrriptlon p e r year, $ 1 .00 .
N ew
A r r iv a ls
a id e
A d v e r tisin g
in
STAR BRAND SHOES
ARE BETTER!
F r id a y ,
P ay-
ad v a n ce.
ra tes
on
a p p lica tio n .
Thev-Look Better and Wear Better
Entered at Alex, Okla., postofflce
aa second class matter under act of
congress, March 3. 1879.
J u s t R ec eive d a L a rg e S h iy m e n t o f P e te rs Shoes
We Fit Your Feet
W e G iv e Y o u a C ash D is c o u n t on E v e r y P a ir
W e a r P e t e r ’ s Shoes an d M a k e Y o u r
F e e t F e e l G la d
,♦ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
fe
+
T h e G oad th re s h e r, busy in th e
b ig fie ld o f A . G . C lic k , re p o rts
fe
+
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + •♦ th a t th e y w ill be th e re fo r fu lly
a n o th e r w e e k.
W a n te d — A g ir l o r w om an to
F o r R e n t—
360 A c re s good
w o rk in a s m a ll h o t e l; stsady p a y .
la n d f o r cash r e n t o n ly .
M rs . L . W e b s te r.
S ee B en F r e e n y A le x , O k la
P robably a good ” many Southern
2 1 tf
fe
L O
C A
L
A
N
D
P E
H
8 0 N
A L .
A . E. R A M S E Y
Phone 27
Ed. Sheegog
S M
Fo r
Farm Loans
C h ic k a s h a ,
-
-
-
O k la h o m a
A i'
■Ut
O u r
M o tto —
Good S e rv ic e a n d W e lc o m e to A ll
N e w L o c a tio n e as t side m a in s tre e t.
Big Stock of Holiday
Hdw. Go. Lindsay, Okla.
$10 or more
will have
Call or write us.
au gh an
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A n Old L in e L e g a l R es erv e L if e C o m p
H u n d re d
D o l
la rs o f A ss ets to M e e t E v e ry O n e H u n d re d
e ry P o licy is
D ep o sited
W it li th e
D . F . C o w a rt
Ireton,
Notice!
Okla.
C o r n ,
RURAL
s h u c k e d ....................................................
C o rn , s n a p p jd
W h e a t ................................................................ 9 0 c
~ “ R ed D iam on d” overalls fo r all
who w ork. W h a t size? yes, we have
you r size.
BONP BRO TH ERS.
28-tf
H
ard w are
Co.
Lindsay, Okla.
Come in let us show you the many
beautiful premiums we are giving
fo r cash trade.
BOND B R O T H K R ?.
£8-tf
F r e d ’s (?hop Iio u s e fo r a good
Boys Union suits— the kind
25-ceint d in n er.— ^Pred A ndrew s,
wear, 35c to $1.00.
ad vt.
2 0 tf
BOND BRO TH ERS.
that
28-tf
FO R SALE— Good second hand
H eney Buggy.
R ob't E. Alexander.
26-tf.
School supplies and school
books. Palace D r u g Store. 24-4t
I can close y o u r lo a n q u ic k e r
and give you b e tte r ra te s on fa rm
The farm may n o t have a gold loans, fir e a n d to rn ad o in s u r
mine, b u t It is apt to have m ore gold ance. Jo h n H a n k in s , C hickasha,
below the plowed su r'a ce than m ost O k la., phone 447.
2 0 tf
of us find. W hy n ot plow deep and
get the benefit o f m ore plant food
and m oisture''
Childrens ready to w ear
In gingham s 10c to $1.25.
BOND BRO TH ERS.
dresses
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F re s h oysters w ili a rriv e T u e s
Free blotters fo r the sch ool kids
at the Tribune offlce.
day,
B u rc h , A d a ir & J a h n
W h en you
need a trunk
show you the
BOND
visit m other you will
or suit case— let us
nice ones we have.
BRO TH ERS.
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C R E D IT
AND
R U R A L T H R IF T .
47( .
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Oats .................................................... 270
Kafir, shelled, per 100 lb s
6 So
An optim ist Is a fellow w bo always
believes w bat h is debtors say; few
pawn brokers are optimists.
One-sixth of the land surface of
the glo b e Is occupied by the Russian
empire.
U
T h e South and the West a nd the
N orthern agricultural states have
m uch to learn in the way o f rural
th rift from the New England rural
com m unities. The constant c r y is
easier credit fo r the farm er, bnt
w hat the farm er m ost needs is m ore
thrift. Some o f the Southern statea
are cursed w ith crop lien laws w hich
are holding back the rural com m uni
ties by allow ing a man to m ortgage
his future w ork and hopes and keeps
him continually In debt Instead o f al
low ing him to lay som ething aside.
It is an astonishing fa c t that Mas
sachusetts has flve times m ore sav
ings bank deposits than have tw elve
southern states. In Massachusetts
there are 3,300,000 people and 2,250,000 o f them have savings bank
deposits. In three years the savings
banks In connection wtth the publlo
schools show ed 1,400,000 deposits.
E very school In the rural com m uni
ties ought
to have a
cou rse of
"th r ift talks” , w hereby the teacher
could lay b efore the scholars th e n ®
ces.sity of saving a portion of w hat
ever money they m ight earn. This
m oney could be deposited In savings
banks, and, later, when It has grow n ,
couid bc ti.sed to purchase good, safe
bonds p.iylng three and on e-h alf to
flve per cent interest. The child
mind, as well aa the m inds of th ose
who nre older, should he Im preg
nated with the fact that It is not
what one earns that makes a co m
petency for old age, but w hat one
lays aside.
I can close y o u r loan q u ic k e r
and give you b e tte r rates o n a
fa rm loan, fir e and to n ia d o in
surance. J o h n Ila n k in s , C h ic k a 2 0 tf
28-tf slia, O k la., phone 447.
Mens tw o piece underwear and
union suits— g o o d and w arm , made
fo r winter, popular prices— always
a com plete stock.
BOND B RO TH ERS.
F orcin g
plants
by Immersing
their branches and leaves In hot C
water while the earth is kept dry C
has been found v ery a dva n ta geou s■
by a German florist.
LEC TR IC
B iitf tf eE r
r
R sS
Bear Skin stockings fo r boys and
girls. Buy ’ em fo r the school kids.
BOND BROTH ERS.
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„TH15BHiT FOR
iI Motorcycles on Easy Payments |
a n y Y ’ith {More T h a n T w o
there com es a time In tbe
nearly every man when h e’d
have a little more b a lr and
less experience.
0
N O T IC E.
N otice, on and after N ov. 1st, 191 u
C r a n b e r r y sauce, p u m p k in pie, A ll claim s filed against the County
and p lu m p u d d in g fo r T h a n k s must be filed a t least flve days before
the flrst M onday of each nr onth, and
g iv in g .
claim s fo r expenses or m oney ex
a le x to d a y d e a r n im th a n k s
B u rc h , A d a ir & J a h n
pended must be fully Itemized and
f e r t h a t d o lla r .— e d ito r.
An annual waste of 50,009,000 the receipts fo r money so expended
R O C K ISLAN D TIM E T A B L E .
eggs takes place in the United muat be attached to th e claim s,
Eastbound.
Westbound
(sign ed ) R. M. Nash, D eputy State
3:03 ......................................... B:Ot States.
Exam iner and Inspector. A ttest: F .
10:30 ................................................. 12:55
32-4t
W h e n in C hickasha go to P. B radley, cou nty clerk.
L adles ready-to-w ear dresses In
gingham s $1.00 to $1.60. Kimonas,
$1.25.
BOND B R O TH ERS.
28-tf
V
A lso
life o f
rather
a little
R u fu s T . B o n d o f E n v ille , O k
la ., s c e n t a d a y in A le x v is itin g
his b ro th e rs , J im an d W a lte r ,.
H e re tu rn e d T u e s d a y , s a y in g
P e rs o n s k n o w in g th em s elve s
t h a t h is g in n e ed e d h is a tt e n t
in
d
e b te d to m e w i l l ta k e n o tic e
ion,
th a t I w ill n o t c a r r y y o u r a cc o u n t
W h e n in C hickasha go to
lo n g e r th a n D e c e m b e r 1st, 1915.
F r e d ’s Oliop H ouse fo r a good
P le a s e b e a r th is in m in d and
25 c e n t d in n e r.— ^Fred A n d rew s,
a d vt.
2 0 tf ' save y o u rs e lf c o u rt costs.
T h e man w h o Is late to work six F . J . H a m ilto n , P ro p rie to r
P a la c e D ru g S to re
days a week very often gets up three
hours before da yligh t on Sunday to
g o fishing.
M .S . Cnill#
Y
+
farm ers would be In fa v o r o f "lo ca l
op tio n ” when It came to planting
cotton on their ow n farm s.
M R S
A FULL LINE AWAITS
S ta te
T re a s u re r f o r th e B e n e fit and P ro te c tio n o f
(F irs t Published Nov. 12, 19T5)
NOTK'E FO R PL'HLK'.VTION
State o f Oklahoma,
H e in z m in ce m e a t haa n e v e r
Grady County, SS:
been
b e a t. I t is f u ll o f b ra n d y 'j
In the District Court In aud fo r
b
u
t
i
t
is m ad e to e a t.
said county;
Dexter E. K irpatrick, Plaintiff,
Mens and boys extra pants fo r
VS.
winter.
Made to withstand the i
Laura K irkpatrick, Defendant.
roughest ot w ork— w e can fit you.
Said defendant, Lauriv K irk p at
BOND BRO TH ERS.
28-U
rick w ill take n otice that she has
been sued in the above named court
fo r divorce, by D exter E. K irkpat state o f Ohio. City o f Toledo, I „
L u cas County,
f
rick, upon the grounds o f abandon
Fr.m k J. Cheney m a k e s onth that b e Is
ment and gross neglect o f duty, and senior partner o f tlie Orm ot K. J. Cheney
Co.. doing biislne.©» In the City o f T o must answer the petition filed there Xl«do, C ounty and S tn i.' aforesaid, and
In by said plntntitt on o r before the thnt snid Orm will p.ny Ihe sum o f O N E
T I I t N n itE n TIOI.I.Att.S for ench and ev24th day of D ecem ber 1915, or said i ry case o f Pntnrrh Ih.nt ennnnt he eured
C ATAR RH CURE.
petition will be taken as true and a hy the use o f H A l.I.'.S
1 -R A N K J. C H E N E Y .
Sworn lo before tne nnd subscribed in
ju dgm en t for said plaintiff for an
my presi'nce, this Cth dny o t Dccemlier.
absolute divorce w ill be rendered ac .1. n . 1S88.
(Ceal)
A . IV. GT.EARON.
cordingly.
Notnir Piihlle.
H
all’
s
Catarrh
Cure
la taken Internnlly
Dexter E. K irkpatrick,
and acts directly upon the blood and m nPlaintiff. cciis s'lrfiices o f tho system . Send for
testimonials, free.
R obert E. Alexander,
F. ,1. C H E M E V A CO., Toledo. O.
Sold b y nil n n ig g fsts, Tne.
Attorney for plaintiff.
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1916 Harley-DavHson
JESS A. TUCKER
P h o n e 70
122 S o u th T h ird S tre e t
OR
CALL 10
For
Tak.- H all's Family I’ llls for constlpatloB.
►riX'
S A E P ]
S O L fo Y D
P R O a R J ': S S I A ^ E
A ie x H a rn e ss S h o p
b:.!y F .IS and Hides
C
N e w H 'l r r e s s M a d e
O L D IIA Jv I & S T O N K
G e n e ra l A g e n ts : C itiz e n s N i t ’ l B a n k P ! > .
A
C hickasha, O k la .
O
C o lo ra d o coal $7 50
N -
ii
Y.
Ij!
A
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L
M o A le s le r ooal *7 .0 0
A lc x M iil S E t v a l r C n i p a n g
M o re people tr a d e \y ith th e m e rch a ts o f
W a s h ita , th a n a n y o f e q u al
s ize ill <a ih o m a d e p e n d in g ent ir e ly on ,• S c u lt u r e - t h e F A R M E R .
A le x w ill h ave a special b a rg a in
g iv in g and S ale D ay S a t
urd ay N o v . 2 7 lh and w e w e liM ir Y O U .
A L E X , G R A D Y C O U N T Y . O K L A I I O M A , F R I D A Y M O R N II N
l ^f i ,N N rO y ., 2 0 ,1 9 1 5
IHU)OM COHN.
J . A {[lo rzin e . P res.
L . L a w s . C a s h ie r
R. L . C ru s e. V . P res.
E . W . W as so n , A ss’t C a s h ie r
THE
First National
Bank
OF ALEX
>
W h en y o u g e t debts p a id s ta rt a b a n k a c c o u n t.
W it h
a little e ffo rt a lo n g th ia lin e you m a y n o t h a v e a n y debts
to p a y n e x t y e a r .
A L E X M E H C iL lN T S A t lE -V L IV B .
The Moonlight School
V
T R IH U X E ’ S F I R S T C O l’ Y .
“ T h is is th e la rg e s t M o o n lig h t
school in th e c o u n ty ” s a y e th one
c o u n ty Supt. M . H . S h e p a rd w h o
v is ite d th e second session o f th e
school here a w e e k ago. T h e a t
te n d a n c e was th e n o nly f if t y , an d
he rn q u es te d t h a t w e t r y to m a k e
I it a h u n d re d by X m a s -d e a r A (! fonso, p e rm it us to assu re you
' th a t w e ’ ll do it . A t th e close o f
T u e s d a y n ig h ts session th e s p e l' o n g contest fa v o re d th e B lu es by
; on y tw o or th re e points, an d r i
g h t h e re w e w a n t you to k n o w
th a t w e are firs t, last, a n d u n til
th q Socialistic, ones ru le o u r u n iveifise, fo r th e R eds
(C onsidering th e school as a
w h o le, th e s p e llin g a n d th e s p e l
lers a re a c re d it to a n y c o m m u n
ity -
- T ...
. Going Back®Horae
♦'■'11 ' '
' L a s t week w h ile u n e a rth in g all
th e old copies o l th e T rib u n e fo r
W .' R '‘P arm ie r is p a k i n g p re p
th e purpose o l bind in g them th a t we aratio n's f i ’ 'm o v e to S td tfo rd ,
m ig h t p reserve them fo r fu tu r e r e f O k lah o m a, h is old hom 'e;"''* MY;
e re n c e , we ran acro ss the flrs t copy P a r m e r has been h e re fo r seven
e v e r pu blished. R u sse ll G . M ott w as I lo n g '-ye ars.-a n d h a s m a n y -frie n d s
it s fo u n d er an d the first Issu e was } h e re w h o r e g r e t to 'lo ^ e 'h irh 'fro m
d a te d M ay 1 6 t h , 19 0 7 , 8 y e a r s and o u r m idst.
B eside le a v in g a ho st
s ix m onths a g o . In a sh o rt tim e we o f frie n d s , h e is m o u in g fro m th e
w lil begin c lip p in g from th ese old best county i t is possible fo r H im
im p ers, w hich w ill be in te re s tin g to* •to c re a te fo r us on e a rth .
aiJhum ber o l o ld -tim ers w h o s t i il .r e D e k r su b scrib er: tH e e d ito r is
s id e here. W e a re proud to note
th
in
k in g -p f y o u
,
„ ._
tliA t thd' flrst an d la st copies present
q u ite a c o n tra st; <■>
,
ti
,
M ens and b o y s e x tra p a n ts fo r
• 'B e a r S k in sto ck in g s fo r boys and w in te r.
M ade to w ith sta n d the
^ ir ls . B u y ’em fo r the sch o o l kids: ro u gh est of w o r k — we can flt y o t f
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y
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Dr. Warren, Dentist
W ash ita V a lle y , a r r iv e d la st w e e k
and w iU spend a w eek
o r m o re
lookin g a ft e r h is fa rm s n e ar M ays
v ille.
M r. Sh an n on y e a r s a g o was c o n
nected w ith a comml.niion com pan y
of one o f the eaat-)rn m a rk e ts In th e
lo an in g o f m oney on cdU le, w u llc
Y o u r H o n o r S c o tt Jonej ot C h tck ash a, a ls o in th e sam e business, w a s
h is jo v a l corapetliior.
T h ese w e ro
two ot th e best know n n.en In th a t
buslne.-.a d u rin g pioneer days of t a e
old In d ia n T e r rito r y .
M rs . C has. C a lla n a n re tu r n e d
S a tu rd a y a ft e r h a v in g spent s e v
e ra l w e e k s in C le a r R iv e r, Io w a ,
a t th e bedside o f h e r fa th e r, w h o
has b e en ill.
l io n : ’, h t a lc riM li* i:ilio n —
O il'll''r s I'.lt'i U 'il.
‘In Alex Every Saturday
i» Office over Wasson Grocery Co.i;
ww
5 .1 0 o
‘
;" V
A V IL tr M O ffS M fc ilis ’ ' '
cpok’.'of;; o k ia h o is r Gity,
o w n er pf^ the 800 ac re ifarm e a s f of
tow n know n a s the '(('a lth a ll ran c h ,
a r r iv e d laat w e ek to spend a fe w
d a y s lo rfk ln g a f t e r ’th in g s on 'his
fa rm '.' H e c a su a lly 're m a rk e d :
”I
am th in k in g o f m ovin g hero betw een
now an d J a n u a r y 1 s t . ”
I'r
.
m
W H iL H A V E T B I K P I E C B .
T h e -e d ito r h a s received a la rg e
w a ll clock.'W hich h as ibeen p la ce d on
the w a ll In th e T rib u n e ofllce, Its
d u ty being th a t o f n o tifyin g th e edi
to r w h en to q u it and go to lu n c h .
T h e m any fa rm e rs who sold th eir
te a m s to b u yers w ho bought thetn
fo r th e w a rr in g n ation s, a re
now
’’ bu sy a s 'l i i r d 'd o g s ” 'tl'ying to buy
m o re to rep la ce Ih b se eOld.
B U Y S TOW N LO TS
^
In th e tllst o f re a l estate tr a n sfe r s
show n by 'a C h ic k a sh a paper last
w e ek w as the tr a n sfe r of lota th ree,
foCW a n d fiv e 'Ju M ock 2 9 from A . W.
C o o p er to C h a s. G m y ..
.......
l l is hard to m ak e the K a n s a s
sch o o l children uf today b elieve tbat
35, y e a r s ago n e a rly everyb od y b u rn
ed .co('n i n . tlie ir sto ves for fu e l, in
con^pe.titipn w ith coal
and
stove
w ood. T h a t w a s w h en corn
was
8 1 - 3 and 10 cents p er bushel, stove
w ood scarce an d c o a l out o f
the
question.
V a u d e v ille and 4 re e ls o f p ic tu re s .
W E L C O M E
N E W F U R N IT U R E AN D R U G S ,
JU S T IN . W E CAN P L E A S E YO U
ROTH IN QU/ALITY A N D P R IC E S ,
AND A C A L L
W IL L C O N V IN C E
YOU T H A T T H IS IS A F A C T .
N O R M L U H A R D W A R E CO.
B o m to M r. and M rs. G eo rge
R a ley, Su n d ay Nov. 14 t h , a big
bouncing boy. M rs. R a le y h as been
at the hom e of h er (ath e r, R ev. A . B.
Jo h n so n , a t M cA lester, fo r s e v e ra l
w eeks. R e v . Jo h n so n Is ch ap lain of
the S t a te pen iten tary. G eo rge has
been re ce iv in g the co n gratu latio n s
of h is frien d s and sa y s th at h is w ife
and boy w ill a rriv e to m ake thla
th eir fu tu re hom e in th ree o r fo u r
w eeks.
th a ft'th e
M e th o d is t lad ie s
s e rv e a re a l d in n e r to
th e
w ill
S ale
U S E T R I B U N E W.VNT A D S
Let
tb ese little
w o rk e rs do yo u r
w o rk fo r you. T h e cost
Is sh ow n in w a n t ad scale In
*
e v e ry Issue o f th e T rib u n e.
T h e y w ill, as is th e ir custom ,
p re p a re a d in n e r f i t fo r a
k in g ,
a n d fo ill h a v e p le n ty to fe e d
th e
w h o le .cro w d .
th e
Eat
M e th o d is t ladies on
w it h
S ale
J
♦♦++++++++++++++++++
W e th in k th e T rib u n e , a lr e a d y
4- b as the c le an est subscription li s t In
LO CAL AND PE R SO N A L.
*
G ra d y county. T he li s t m ea su res
¥
4e x a c tly 3 2 ^ fe e t long. Some c ir
+ + ♦ + + + + + + + + + + + + ♦ + ♦ + ,
cu latio n .
The T rib u n e
w a s e n tru sted
w ith the ta sk o f pu ttin g out oodles
L . 0 . M artin , a real fa rm e r w h o
o f page b ills la st w e e k h e rald in g tbe
r
a
is
e s lots o f cotton an d who U ves
ta c t that A le x is a liv e tow n and
w ill continue to pu sh the F a r m e r s ’ n e a r B ra d le y w as In lown la s t
S a le D ay and m erch an ts B a rg a in w e e k w ith a load o f the fleecy a s
D a y , next p e rfo rm an ce o f
which evid ence tb a t the A le x m a rk e t Is
■will be N ov. 2 7th .
L a rg e crow d s second lo none In th e county. M r.,
h a v e atten ded the first tw o sale M artin ju s t rem ark ed "A le x Is a
d a y s held b y A le x m erch an ts an d wo good tow n.”
3 5 tf
guson.
jp
td
D eputy W illiam L o o n ey le ft T u e s
d a y fo r N innekah, w h e re he w e n t on
b usin ess.
J . C. (C u e ) C am pbell of B e llv llle ,
K a n s a s , a b roth er of o u r T. A. C a m p ;
b ell, w as h ere la st w e e k v isitin g th e
fo lk s and sh ak in g h an d s w ith (Ad
frien d s, " C u e ” has been w ith Jo h n
J . G re e r fo r sonielim o uow and s a y s
he lik e s the w ork flno.
B . J . V au ghn an b randed 80 hend
o f dandy c a lv e s last w e e k . M r. B . J .
Is rou gh in g 2 2 5 head o f stock catU e.
T he G ra d y cou n ty sin gin g con
E r in , the 1 1 yea r old d a u g h te r o f
vention w ill be h eld In P o casset,
T E L E P H O N E D IR E C T O R Y
n e xt S a tu rd a y an d Su n day. R ep ort L e e Cruse, Is quite s ic k this w e e k .
to the T rib u n e o r to the C om m ercial
D. T. B ro w n of C u rty was In th a
T h e jo b d ep artm en t of th e T r i C lu b an y con ven tion ot in te re st and
bu ne has been en tru sted w ith the le t Uff see if w e c a n ’ t be p u t on the c ity T u esd ay.
job, o f g ettin g out o f the new tele- m ap.
E . E . B otto m s an d .fu n lly h a v e
phqqe d irecto ry of the lo cal ex
m oved Into the hou se rece n tly v a change.^ W ork w ill begin sh o rtly, it
'■ PH O T O S.
w lil be a 24 page book, go tten up
H av in g - com pleted m y
studio ' cated b y A lb e rt F o s te r .
in ^ a ry s tlc s ty le , an d w h en com b u ild in g w ill announce th a t I w ill
W e w a n t to th a n k you
''c u s
pleted , we contend, it w ill be tho be here a t a ll tim e s to m a k e yo u r
b e s t one e v e r offered the p atron s photos. I own m y ow n b u ild in g , am to m ers” fo r tho m an y oompHmenta
of th e A le x T elephon e exchan ge.
h ere to s ta y , and g u aran te e a ll my show ered on the T rib u n e ’s la a t iw o
w o rk to be the b e st. A . W , F e r- Issu es. W e’ll tell yo u a lo t m o re
A iw io u n c e m e n t h a s been m ade
td.
♦
f
A rd m o re fo rce w as notified and sent
fte p u ty '(jinn a fte r him .
Methdist Ladies will
Have Big Feed for
5 ale Dav crowd.
>y-
BOND BROS
‘PHONE 30
IT S A BO Y.
D a y c ro w d , S a tu rd a y , N o v . 2 7th .
Look fo r the “ (C ozy” sig n , it*s p e lls good show .
“Sensible prices,
quality considered,
B U Y.S C A R O P S T E E R S
H . M. A d a ir, one o f th e real h o n E A R L Y H U N T IN G I.S C O S T L Y .
est-torgoodn ess c a ttle r s o l this s e c
tion, w e n t to E l R en o la s t w eek, an d
O liv e r W hite, age ab o u t 3 5 , and a
bough t fo r h im se lf a c a r of com in g
tw o -year-old s te e rs, 40 In n u m b e r, son o t dhr respected citizen, J . C.
on w h ic h be a n tic ip a te s m ak in g a W hite, w est of town, w a s taken into
custod y la s t w e ek by Ju s tic e C o lleps
big h a n k roll.
and D eputy S h e riff D e A rth u r W il
B U Y S ANO THER EXCH A N G E
son, c h arg ed w ith th e m u rd er of
an ticip a te th a t not m an y w e e k s w ill
th ree iittle bob w h ites. Ho w as
E . D. E v a n s, m an ag er of the lo c a l take n to C h ickash a w h ere, w e learn h a v e passed u ntil It w ill be th e big
e xc h an g e of the R u sh S p rin g s T e le he fa ile d to m ake bond or p ay his sem i-m onthly event, an d w ill flll the
to w n w ith people fro m a fa r off.
p hone Cq., cam e o ver la s t w e e k to
flne.
spend se v e ra l d a y s .-lo o k in g a f t e r
A m essage w as received la s t w eek
the co m p an y's bu sin ess here.
A c H EN SO N R E T U R N E D
te
llin
g o f th e death of E le a n o r, the
TO
A
R
D
M
O
R
E
c o rd in g I d M r. 'B v A n s /'th e oom pany
in fa n t d a u g h ter o f M r. and M rs. H.
has b o u gh t the T u ttle exchan ge, the
J in i H enson, who Is ch arged by B . H olm es, w h ich occured on Mon
deal b ein g ion su m m ato d two w e e k s
the'
C a rte r county au th o ritie s with d a y at th e ir hom e In B loom in gton,
in .-, / . •
one Jn d ep eq fjen t (efophone h a v in g set fire to a hou se n e a r Ard- N e b rask a . M r. H olm es was fo rm e rly
com pan y o p e ra tin g w itliln the Btate Ifiore a sh o rt time ago , w as captured a n editor o f the T rib u n e, an d the
th at is w ith stan d in g tho stro n g , la r t ’ w eek w e st ot tow n, w h e re he fa m ily h av e a h o st of frie n d s here
stu b b o rn disp o sitio n o f the la r g e r had been em ployed a s a fa rm hand, w h o sh are w ith thera lu m o u rn in g
by th e Colleps-W ilson team . T he th e ir loss.
corporaSioita. - a f.- . i c c
H A IW IE R 6 N E E D X E A M S N O W .
'J
u
faliiisi K iiiiiie d , llr a n i'h o l ■Ikln-
%
$50,000.00
Of course It Is n a tu ra l fo r an ed
ito r to boost fo r the town in w hich
he liv e s , but w e ju s t c a n ’t keep
fro m no tin g th e m an n er in w h ich
the A le x m erch an ts treat th e ir cus
to m e rs. B e sid e s bu ilding som e of
th e b est ro ad s In the cou n ty, they
b a v e m ade it th e ir bu sin ess to see
th a t yo u get e v e ry red cent th at the
p ro d u cts of y o u r fa rm
Is
w o rth .
T h is fa c t Is su b sta n tiated by the
f a c t th a t a n u m b e r of fa rm e rs th at
n e v e r traded w ith them a r e
uow
co m in g fo r m ile s to A le x ,
w h ere
th e y buy c h eap er, have a b e tte r as
s o rtm e n t to s e le c t fro m , an d have
a b e tte r m ark et.
A slo gan ad ap ted by the C o cim erc ia l C lu b W ed n esd ay n ig h t
was
" b u y It In A le x ." F a rm e rs trad in g
w ith A le x ’s good
m erch an ts
w lil
s u r e ly vouch fo r them a s b ein g ’ ’on
th o s q u a re .”
,nce
In .liinnai-y— l.in d s iiy I ’o ii l t r y
L in d say is lo have a po u ltry show
j Ja n . 1 ; th at w a s settled a t a m eeting ot th e local po u ltry fa n c ie rs held
T u esd ay even id g a t C. A. S an d e rs
harness shop.
An o rg a n izatio n wa.s effected
by
electing the (ollo w in g u ih cers:
J.
E. G ro ss, p resid en t; L e e F e r r y ,
vice p resid en t; J o y W agn er, secre
ta ry ; W . H. N e ill, tre asu re r.
It w a s decided th at the nam e of
the lo c a l branch of the O klahom a
S tate F o u ltry F e d e ratio n should be
named th e L in d s a y association .
A m otion p rev aile d to hold the
first p o u ltry show in L in d sa y Ja n .
1 , 1 9 1 6 . It w a s decided to ch.irge
an e n tran c e fee of 26 cen ts (or each
Individ u al Interested, and $ 1.0 0 fo r
H E R E FIM )M X E W M EX IC O .
âch pen of b ird s, and to re stric t
CTâcl
e n trie s to G arvin , M cC lain and
rady cou nties.
W-. A . Sh ann on , now o f R o sw e ll,
V h e n e xt m eetin g ot the a sso c ia
New M exico, but lo r y e a r s a w e ll
know n resid e n t o f th is section of tho tion w ill be held Nov. 2 2 .
(N o . 10193)
•v:
I ’ OI L T U Y .SlfST\’ W IL L h i ;
»
H E L D IX LI.MhS.VY
K e p o rts are com in g fro m se ve ral
neigh bo rh o od s sta tin g lh a l a num
ber of fa rm e rs co n tem plate planting
fields o f broom corn ran gin g In size
(rom 40 to 80 a c re s, ju st as a
sta rte r.
W e p red ic t fo r this d is
tr ic t the b u ild in g o f a
reputation ,
w lthln th e next tw o y e a rs that w ill
attra c t b u yers fro m a ll p arta of th e
U nited S ta te s.
A fte r
the
first
y e a r ’s cro p has been harvested an d
m ark eted and e v e ry th in g is m ovin g
alon g lo v e ly (or th e broom corn in
d u stry, w e av er, th e re w ill be a
m am m oth w areh o u se, p erh ap s seT e ra l ot th em , b u ilt on th e r a ilw a y
rig h t-o f-w ay here fo r the sto rage o f
the b ru sh .
fc
M ake y o u r decisio n M r. fa rm o r
and re p o rt to the T rib u n e about h o w
m any a c re s of broom corn you a n
ticip ate p lan tin g n e xt y e a r. Do it
quick.
©
C . E . C o stello , V . P re s.
w de“ the
e r of
[ le n .
.nd is
itates
lirin g
ore a
e in
n e x t w eek.
a rlo r
F a rm
L e t us re n e w t)ia t o ld lo in o r m ake you a n e w loan?.
W e loan lib e ra l am o unts and g iv e you th e
best o f term e and rates.
W r ite
T. H. Bennett
C h ic k a s h a ,
O k la .
>
?.
D ay,
l h a ,
s u re .
W a n te d — A g irl o r 'A/oman to
w o rk in a sm all h o te l; stsady p a y .
M rs . L . W e b s te r.
W O ULD M O V E H E R E .
D r. E . C. W arren , the d e n tist who
h a s bepn m ak in g w e e k ly trip s down
(ro m C hickaaha, is so w ell im pressed
w ith the cou n try aroun d A le x th aj
he sa y s he would m ove h is fa m ily
h ere if he could p o ssib ly g e t a house
to liv e In.
COM E
IN
i^Get a Store Bought Shave!
“ Razors ttharrt Towois Clean;
Cuts the whiHltor* so thoy can't be soen”
itmfii I Ml
I ■■
L a u n d ry B a s k e t L eaves T u e s d a y
Sloan’s Barbir Shop
rH E
A LEX
T H IB U N E
A N D
s
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r
A le x ,
h
a
n
t
’ s
O k la h o m a
I Peck good coffee SOc
$1.50 Jersey sweaters $1
Special Nov. 27th
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M is s it!!!
If You Do, You Lose
This Sae Is Held
Michigan salt, perbbl $2 Have Stock, Implements, etc., For
10 lb. pail compound lard sale. Joe Ball will cry all sales,
One Doll r
Burch, Aciair & Jahn
f. X y
A*
c
S et o f 6 re g u la r 9 in c h d in n e r p la te s
40o
26 in ch h a n d saw s
_
_
.
63o
B a rn a m ’ s $1.00 R a z o r H o n es
_
25o
D ia m o n d E d g e d o u b le -b it axes
_ $1.19
X
Norville Hardware Company
Mrs. A , L. Ramsey
ribs-J
A n y 25o B a k in g p o w d e r .
_
A n y 10c
» »
.
.
S ta r a n d H orse S hoe tobacco, p e r lb .
T in s le v c h e w in g to b acco , p e r
lb.
10c
6o
44o
54o
T r y o u r M a g ic W a s h in g S tic k !!!!!!!!
J;
r
T h e B est G ro ce rs
.
“ W o n d e r” W a s h in g m a c h in e - special N o v . 2 7 th
$8 50
M o to r W a s h in g m ac h in e - 'jp e cial N o v . 2 7 th
i
$ 8 .0 0
M, O. Foster
C o u n t r y
THIS SALE
25o P la n ta tio n L iv e r R e g u la to r
25o c a n H ess stock p o w d ers;
does th e w o rk
16c
50c b o ttle V e lv o L a x a tiv e s y ru p
fo r th e kids
40o
Palace Drug Store
T h is space w i l l be re s e rv e d fo r th ose w h o w is h to a d v e rtis e w h a t
th e y w i l l h a v * to o ffer a t each S ale. * s r S e e E d ito r A l b x T r i b u n e .
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$
7 Bars best soap 25c'I
5 . 0 0
Best calico
5c'i
‘‘Can’t Sag” Gate
Nov 27th
$ 4 .0 0
Bond Brothers
Stephenson-Browne Lumber Co.
15o
Golden Gate Flour
.3 5
I 17 Pounds Sugar
I
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$ 1.0 0
W. H. Vincent & Company
—
r E O n . K ’S SOCT.VL
su rm u k
.
M uch of the effo rt h o n estly an d
c o n sc io u sly m a d e to im p ro ve r u r a l
— c o n d itio n s is n o t e ffectiv e bo cau se
th e social se rv ic e w o r k e r docs n o t
u n '- r s t a n d r u r a l people. Im p ro ve'ji io iu s brought about by city people
] or by thosii' who.#? o n ly in terest in I o ften u n d ertoo k to so lv e problem s
the r u r a l com m unity is gen era l an d th ey did not th o ro u g h ly understand,
econom ic, r a th e r tb -n hum an a n d ]
R u r a l r e fo rm m ust b e slow an d
local, h a v e a lw a y s
eu i-'tn porary, | Im pro vem en ts m ade o n ly when th e
The h isto ry o f su ch m o v. >,!-ynts h a v e i people th em selv es are re a d y . W henshow n th at as a pener.-’ l rule le a d - i e v e r soi .
' u ; new a n d stranp e is
er.s a r e not re.ady to ta k e Ihe p l a c e ’ b e v ' '
'ii i n ll y it may I'uv-.
of th ose w h o - '..f led re fo rm and w h o le ; -upa
; ,
but ui'S • , a
(
m a jo rity of the p eo p le accept the m uch m ay do the m ost good by su g t r y ” and u n til r u ra l lenders nre
plan and p re p a re th em selves fo r it, g estio n , e n co u ragem en t an d in sp ira fo u n d and aro w illin g to lead pro
fa ilu re is lik e ly to be the resu lt.
tio n with a v ie w of g e ttin g th e peo g r e s s w ill bo glow.
T h e people of tbe com m unity must p le to act upon thetr own problem s
T h e moro
Boclal w o rk ers
whe
be in sym p ath y, h arm o n y end co op- an d with le a d e rs w ho s r e citizen s in com e into the com m u nity the b etter,
eratlon b efo re g ro a t p ro gress can be th e com m unity. T h e re is m ore or provided the pi-ople cnn be persuaded
le s s sui'pi' lull Ilf tli:
who com e Into to begin ru ra l w ilfn r e work.
m ade in r u ra l i m p T o v . - r . c n i
T h f""
whose u n sellish a r v L
he', c done th e com m unity to "I'efo rra th e coun
PHE
A EEX
T H IB IJN E
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THE ALEX TRIBUNE
B A L L BRO S. |
I 'u l i li x l ie U
B a ll Joe & F r e d B all
Cec
Will Cry Your Sale
b ig
or
E v ery
C. C o
per
a b le
A d v e r tis in g
F r liM y .
lbert
jr n r .
In
ra tes
.HI.0 0 .
I‘ n y
n d vn iice.
on
a p p llr a iU iii.
En tered at A lex. O kla., p o ato fllcs
a n d p le a s in g th e b id d e rs , aa w e ll as th e m a n w e w o rk
W ill be g lad to m a k e y o u r sale,
il
S«l)Hi'rl|iHim
Y e s , w e a re a till in th e b usinesa— a e llin g sales e very
fo r .
State o f Ohio. City o f Toledo, I „
l.u e n s County.
I
Frank J. Clioiiny nmki-s onth that hn Is
senior pnrl nor of Ihe llrm of F. J. Cheney
ft Co.. Iloli g bll- H ©a In tbe City o f T o
ledo, C ounty an I 8 ta le aforeaald, and
that enl'1 llrm ■. il pav Iho sum o f O N H
HUNPUIOU 1 >01.1. " I S for each and ev
ery case o f Cniarrb llinl rnimot be cured
bv Ihe nae o f II.M .I.'S C A T A R R H C U R E .
F R A N K J. C H E N E Y .
Sworn lo before me and siibaeiibeil In
my pn-aence. Ihls Sth dny of December,
A. IV 1S80.
(Se.ill
A . W . m .E A S O N .
Notary Public.
Ilnll’a C atarrh Cure Is taken Inlernnlly
nnd nela directly Upon tbe blood and m u
cous aurfarea o f tbe system. Bend for
lealbnonlnla. free.
I‘- J. I 'H E N E T .ft CO., Toledo, O.
Hold b v all Dnigglata, 760.
Take lls l l 's Family r illi for oonsllpatloa.
AS second c lass m a tte r under a c t of
con gress, M arcb 3. 18 7 9 .
sm all,
f a r o r n e a r.
G R E A T E R E F F IC IE N C Y .
M odern hygiene Is a v e ry com pre
h en siv e term not fu lly und erstood by
m an y an d uot gen eraU y a p p reciate d
B ro w n & S ta p h e n s , B ra d le y , O k la h o m a
b y th ose who liv e In the co u n try.
B rie fly 1 1 m ay be defined a s the a r t
o f p re se rv in g b ealth , w h ich Is of p a r
F . S . B a ll E l R en o , O k la . Office phone 32
am o u n t Im portance to m an an d a n i
m a ls.
A ccordin g to E d m u n d A le x
R esid en ce phone K X -5 1
a n d e r P a rk e s , an em in en t a u th o rity ,
h y g ie n e "a lm s a t ren d e rin g g ro w th
m o re p erfect, life m ore v ig o ro u s and
d ea th m o re rem o te.’’
W h ile sanltaU on Is so fr e e ly d is
cu ssed and p a r t ia lly secu red a t so
COL. W . P . H E S S E L X I N P
g r e a t a cost In c itie s Uttle atten tio n
B on d B r o t b e n , th e old R elia b le
is o fte n given to It in r u r a l com
A u ctio n eer.
sto re, h a r e ju s t received
a
la rg e
m u n itie s w here so m uch depends u p
shipm en t o f L a d ie s and M isses coats 1 4 Y e a rs exp erien ce In the b u sin ess
on h e a lth and efficiency both of the
fo r fa ll an d w in te r. T hese a r e In the
S a tisfa c tio n g u aran teed .
p eo ple and the liv e sto c k th ey ra ise .
v e ry la te s t sty le s and are p rice d Ju st M ak e d a tes
w ith : F ir s t N atio n a l
T h e tim e has com e when m ore a tte n
rig h t— y o u rs Is Included In th e ship B a n k , A le x ; S ta te B a n k o f N inne
tion m u st be given to h ygien e, w h ich
kah.
m ent.— A d r .
Is som etim es defin ed as the science
Make Dates With
o f h ealth .
T h e m ost im p o rtan t fa c to r in
h e a lth Is the d rin k in g w a ter. A n
ab u n d an ce of pu re, w h olesom e w a te r
sh o u ld be provided fo r fa m ily u se
and fo r the liv e sto c k , and e v e ry po s
sib le precau tion
ta ke n to keep it
pu re. T h is m ay not be an easy m at
ter. I t m ay be exp en sive and diffi
c u lt to provide, bu t It w ill be w o rth
a ll th e effort It req u ires.
P u r e a ir Is esse n tia l to h ealth an d
efficiency and w h ile the c irc u latio n
and p u rity of the atm o sp h ere m a y
and o ften is reg u la te d by fo rce s o v e r
w h ich the In d ivid u al h as llttie cor.tro l, much can be done to Im.nroi e
lo c al conditions in b u ild in g s, b » .B S
and w holesom e .su rrou n d in gs. F o o d s ,
too, a r e of much Im portan ce in h y
gien e. Too little atten tion is g iv e n
to w h oleso m en ess, econom y an d e f-
The Palace Dru^^ Store
(T h e Q u a lity S to re)
Presdptions
( F i r s t Pu b lish ed Nov. 1 2 , 1 9 1 5 )
N O T IC E F O R P U B L IC A T IO N
S ta te of O klabom a,
G r a d y County, S S :
In the D istric t C o u rt In and fo r
said county:
D ex te r E . K ir p a t ric k , P la in tiff,
VS.
L a u r a K irk p a tric k , D efend ant.
S a id d efend ant, L a u r a K i r k p a t
ric k w ill take n o tice th a t she h as
been sued tn th e above nam ed c o u rt
fo r divorce, b y D ex te r E . K ir k p a t
ric k , upon th e g ro u n d s o f a b an d o n
m en t and g ro ss n e g lec t o f d u ty, and
m u st an sw er th e petition filed th ere
in b y paid p la in tiff on o r b efo re the
2 4 th day of D ecem ber 1 9 1 5 , o r said
p etitio n w ill be taken a s tru e an d a
ju d g m e n t fo r said p la in tiff fo r an
ab so lu te divorce w ill be ren d ered ac
Phai macists
Patronize our FountainV- e try to please.
I.'-
Phone 34
U R E E D E ItS N O T IC E
On and a ft e r Nov. 1 6 t h the c h a rg e
fo r se rv ic e fo r m y
Pole-D urham
bull, H en ry, w ill be $ 3 .0 0 . T e r m s :
P a y a b le w hen service Is rendered.
W ill m a k e season a t m y place lo
cated one m ile south o f Alex, P h on e
5 1.
J . M . C am pb ell, Owner 3 3 -4 t
•{•B. F . H o ld in g
Room 2 1 0 , N ew T y e B u ild in g.
C b lc k ash a, O k la.
» * » ft.
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O SO A lt B lM l'SO N ,
L aw yer.
F ir s t p u b lis h e d N o v . 1 9 ,1 9 1 5
G a a d y C o u n ty , ss;
B e fo re H o n o ra b le J. T . C o lle p a ,
J u stic e o f th e P eace, A le x T o w n
ship.
F . J H a m ilto n
va
C. A . F a r m e r .
S a id d e fe n d a n t, C . A . F a r m e r
w ill t a k e n o tic e th a t he haa been
sued in th e above n a m e d . c o u rt
upon a n a cc o u n t, and t h a t on th e
15th d a y o f N a v e m b e r, 1915, an
o rd e r o f a tta c h m e n t fo r th e sum
o f $ 2 5 .3 8 w as issued by th e a b o ve
n a m e d J u stic e o f th e P e a c e a g
a in a t h is goods in th e a b o v e e n
tit le d a ctio n , and h a t he m u s t
a n s w e r th e p e titio n file d th e re in
by s a id p la in tiff on o r b e fo r e |th e
1 5 th d a y o f D e c e m b e r, 1915, o r
said p e titio n w ill be ta k e n {Jas
tr u e a n d a ju d g e m e n t f o r said
p la in t iff fo r tw e n ty -fiv e d o lla ra
a n d t h ir ty - e ig h t cents, a n d a ll
costs and th e a tta c h m e n t h e re in
g r a n te d w ill be re n d e re d a c c o rd
in g ly .
J. T . C o llep s
Ju stice o f th e peace.
A tto r n e y fo r p la in tiff
UOSdHOBX AVJ
B3un auvnsi hpos 'iMaov iax3U
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A X ID S V S N V H
3. W . O W S L E Y .
J e w e lr y , D iam o n d s, W atches.
[C u t G la ss, China A r t Ooods an d
S ilv e rw a re .
^ R e p a ir in g
C h ick a sh a , O k l a . "
X
B . M. W OODY
X
Law yer.
I
3 1 7 C b lc k a sh a Ave.
^ C h ic l'a s h a ,
O klabom a-j
j;
B IL L * JO H N ’S
Retitauraut.
X
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eat— wom en
X a u d fa m ilie s e sp e c ia lly in v ited .
3 D IA H 3S 1 S 3 3
R. M . S H A W , M. D.
O ffic e
F ir s t N a tl. B a n k B ld g .
W. 0. W.
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M eets T u e sd a y even in g on o r ;f
ft I b efo re the f u ll moon. V isitin g J|.
UHICK.ASH.A, O K L A .
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CHEANEY HOTEL
S te a m H e a t, H o t a n d C old ru n
n in g w a te r in a ll rooms.
Th e best table in th e state.
P riv a te B a th .
122-134 C hickasha A v e .
L
M c A Ie s te r c o a l 87.00
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We Have The
ugh
M. M
Dr Aym
I Motorcycles on Easy Payments f
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JESS A. TUCKER
A L E X LO D GE
No. 4 7 7
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e v lr y F r id a y
n ig h t, V l s - |
X llo r s Invited.
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1
W. 0 . G rah am
C le rk
1
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I l e x M ill & E ' t v a i o r C n m p a n y
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;;
A le x Cam p N o. 368
iM e tta
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Residence phone 16.
No. 4 5 7
^ 1 ^
X
op
j : 2 2 1 C h ic. Ave. W . M attox, Prop.
W e have steam e v ery d a y ; w e use
* jE . W . W asson
cm o k ele ss coal. D on’ t lo o k
fo r
C . C.
sm o k e but com e to o u r g in . A lw ay s
g e t o u r prices on ootton.
SO U T H LA N D CO TTO N O IL CO.
W . W. M ilam , M an ager.
ox
CALL 10
For
C o lo ra d o coal 87 50
ii
A ll w o rk G u aran teed .
C b lck ash a,
O klabom a.
M eets on 1 s t and
!
i;-3rd
W ed n esd ay n igh ts
6 ach-|*
X m onth.
V •
any
O D V D IH D
'uy.
'ed.
D R . 3. M . BO N D
D en tist.
N O T IC E FO R PU B L IC A T IO N .
3 3 -3 t
O
rs
A tto rn eya A t L a w
A D Y E R T IS E D L E T T E R S .
Offlce o ver F a rm e r ’ ! S ta te B a n k ,
L is t o f le tte rs rem ain in g u n c la im
C h lck aah a, O k lah cm a.
ed In th e postofflce a t A le x , O kla.,
fr r tbe m onth en ding Oct. 3 1 , 1 9 1 6 .
3. D. S m ith ; B e a tric e S t ile s ; M ag
D R . 3. M. H A N N A
gie O tte n ; W m. F llm o re ; L . F r e g a lls
Vee L y o n ; W. T , M cL au gh lin .
P h y sic ia n aud Sn rgeo n
In c a llin g fo r th e above p le ase s a y
Ofllce r e a r F ir s t N a tio n a l B a n k .
"a d v e rtis e d ."
A iex, O k l a . . .
A. J . S T E IN . P . M. " P h o n e 1 3 3 .
D ex te r E . K ir k p a tr ic k ,
P la in tiff.
C
vance
A . L . H e r r ;;
co rd in gly.
R o b e rt E . A lexan d er,
A tto rn ey fo r p lain tiff.
' t':
L o d g e D ire c to ry
sity of T e x a s .
I cim close y our lo n n q u icker
and give you b e tte r rates on a
fa rm loan, fire and to niado in
surance. Jo lm H a n k in s , C hicka
sha, O k la ., phone 447.
2 0 tf
^
Professional
N early 600 b ab ies have been exa m
ined In th e better babies bpiilth con
ference conducted a t the S ta te F a ir
under th e direction ot Miss J e s s ie P.
Rich, exten sio n dep artm en t, U n iv e r
flclency In the fa rm e r’ s fjo d , p e r
haps le ss In some In stan ces than is
given to the feed fo r h is stock. B e
th a t a s it m ay, h e a lth fu l, v igo rou s
and efflclent children c a n not be
reared w ith o u t the r ig h t kind an d
proper am o u n t of food. Wben a ll la
said o u r achievem ents am on g m en
nothin g is of g re a te r
im portance
th an the cb ildren w e
train fo r
society, w hich Is to e x is t after o u r
u sefu ln ess is over.
s n o d v a N N iw
Business &
W AN TS
W eeks.
4
W ord s
1 1 1 2 1 3
2 6 ____$ .20 $ .3 0 $ .40 $ . U ‘
.601 .80 1 .0 0
26 to 5 0 . . .
.40
.90 1.2 0 1.6 0
5 1 to 7 5 . . .1
.60
76 to 1 0 0 . .|
.80 1.20 1.6 0 2.00
1 to
X iee clean beds in cool rooms.
K’atcs b y week. 8peci-al a tte n
tion to guests.
In 'tla ls amid num bers count a* J
w o rd s. No ad vertisem e n t accepted
2051/2 C hickasha A ve .
(o r lees th an 20c fo r fir s t Insertion ,
C hickasha, O k la .
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T R IB U N E
J . H. A d n ir sh ip ped a c a r of hoga,
G9 In nunii.or, to th e O k l n '• ma C ity
m ark et M onday.
i
M A R R Y — Wo h avo a la r g e n u m - ;
' l>er of w ealth y m em b er/
T h is clu b
is one u f tbe o ld est a i . : m ost su c
c e ss fu l; s tric tly c o n fld e n tla l; p a rtic
u la rs fr e e : T be R e lla b lo .Uub. M rs.
W rubel, B o x 26, O ak lan d , C a l.
N ew
A r r iv a ls
T h e A le x M ill &
E le v a t o r Co.,
bavo received a Due sh e lle r, b ave 11
iostu lled and a re agn in read y fo r
bu sin ess. T h ey h a v e the b e st e q u ip
ped e le v a to r in th is c o u n try.
■!9’'=r:c:
VVe H a v e F a ll Goods A n iv in g D a ily
J u s t R e c e iv fd a L a r g e S h iy m e n t o f P e te rs Shoes
We Fit Your Feet
We G iv e Y o u a C ash D is c o u n t on E v e r y P a ir
W e a r P e t e r ’ s Shoes an d M a k e Y o u r
~ ® M O T a » M W M r a r c a M a » a a a n 7 ji,a a fc .
MHS A.
RAM SE Y
Phone 27
1 cun close y o u r lo an q uickei
and give you b e tte r rates on fa rm
loans, fir e nnd to rn a d o insuvu iic e .
J o h n H a n k in s , C hickasha,
O kla., phone 447.
2 0 tl
Ju d g e R , E . D a v e n p o rt of C hlcki a sh a, w a s In our m id st S a tu rd a y .
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D ygoodsv shoes, cloimng, aad FuiTiisIiings
Sale Commences Saturday November 27th
W e M u e t m.ake R oom F m O u i E x c lu s iv e L a d ie s R e n d y -to -w e a r
Our Los,s Your Gain
I
C h ild ren s re a d y to w e a r
In g in g h a m s 10 c to $ 1 . 2 5 .
d resses
BOiND B R O T H E R S .
2 8 -tf
R a lp h H an n a cam e dow n fo r
a
b rie f v is it w ith hom e fo lk s Su n d ay .
We Must Unload at any Price
W e a re in a u g u ra tin g th e m oet d a rin g , w o n d e r-in s p irin g sacrifice sale e v e r a tte m !■ eda th is season by a n y firm in O k la h o m a . N o w is y o u r c h a n c e , no exc u se fo r
y o u n o t t a k l i g a d v a n ta g e o f th is e ve n t. F u r prices and d e ta ils see G ra d y C o u n ty
E x p re s s c irc u la rs w h ic h we a re m a ilin g to y o u .
F re e b lo tters fo r tbe scb o o l k ids
a t tbe T rib u n e otDce.
Mrs. L e s lie
R e y n o ld s,
a
fu ll
Bodged C b ick a sb a lto , w a s h ere, you
bet.
Mens tw o piece u n d e rw e a r
and
union su its— good and w a rm , m ade
fo r w in ter, p o p u la r p rices— a lw a y s
a com plete stock.
I f y o u d o n ’ t g e t a c ir c u la r th ro u g h th e m a il, pease d ro p us a postal c a rd and w e
w ill re tu rn stam p
2 8 -tf
P a t M o rris is confined to h is home
th is w eek.
A L F J t G R A IN M .ARICET.
C orn, s h u c k e d ........................................
C o rn , snap p ed ------------------------- 42c
M s . CrollB
Ed. Sheegog
s
W alter Long, cattle m a n of R u sh
Sp rin g s, w a s In tow n M onday.
EE
For
Farm Loans
O k la h o m a
C h ic k a s h a ,
O a t s ......................................................... 27c
K a flr, sh elle d , p er 10 0 lb s
65c
W b e a t ........................................................9 0 c
R . P. B a rn e s h ad th e n e rve to
tem pt the ed ito r by ren ew in g fo r th e
T rib u n e.
"R e d D iam ond” o v e r a lls fo r all
who w o rk . W bat siz e ? y e s , we h av e
y o u r size.
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O u r
M o tto -
J
Good S e rv ic e and W e lc o m e to A ll
\
.y -
N e w L o c atio n east side m a in s tre e t.
n.
to
V
I
S iO T lC B O F S A L B
O F U ltlD O E M A T E R IA L
B y a u th o rity v e ste d tn me by law
X w ill o ffer fo r s a le and sell to the
lilg b e s t and b est b idd er (or cash on
S a tu r d a y , Dec. 4 , 1 9 1 6 a t 1 0 : 0 0 a.
TO. a t B ra d le y , O k la ., the (o llo w ln g
b rid g e m a te ria l co n sistin g ot 3 x 1 0 ,
3 x 1 2 etc ., eam e b ein g lu m ber th at
h a s been used. A n y p a rty d e sirin g
■a
;,i
ji
to bid on a n y p a rt o f th is m aterial
can see sam e a t steel b rid ge on
W a sh ita r iv e r e a s t ot B ra d le y .
J . A. C O R Z IN E ,
C o m m issio ner D is. No. 3
A T T E S T : F . P . B ra d le y .
C o u n ty C le rk .
35-4
T o m P e rc y o f L in d s a y w a s a M on
day v is ito r in A lex.
STAR BRAND SHOES
ARE BETTER!
A FULL LINE AWAITS
Y
0 ------------
W E A R E S T I L L O V ER .ST O O K ED
W IT H T H E B E S T U N E O P C o O K
AND H E A T IN G
ST O V ES TH AT
M O N EY W IL L B U Y . B E T I ’ B R G E T
Y O U R S NOW, F O R
TH EY ARE
P R IC E D
TO S E L L ,
AND A R E
BOUND TO SIOVTO.
N O K V IL L H A R D W A R E 0 0 .
O
fci
Ireton,
"fr 9L'
‘/A.
•
Okla.
N ew H a rn e s s M a d e
We buy Furs and Hides
Fran k
H a rp e r,
a
fu ll-fled ged
fa rm e r o f T u ttle , if you p le a se , v is
ited tbe bom e fo lk s la st w eek.
W. H. C o llie r is bu ilding ad d itio n s
to an d re m o d elin g tbe B e r t Chit
wood hom e w e st o t town.
L a d ie s re ad y -to -w e ar d re s se s in
gin gh am s $ 1.0 0 to $ 1.5 0 . K im o n a s.
$ 1.2 6 .
28-tf
B ab y B e n a rd is reported to be im
pro vin g a ft e r se v e r a l days o t alm o st
hopeless sick n e ss.
W hen yo u
need a tru n k
show you the
BO N D
v is it m other y o u w ill
o r s u it case— le t us
nice ones we h av e .
BRO TH ERS.
28-tf
ON N O V E M B E R 10 , 1 9 1 8 .
RESO U RC ES.
L o a n s an d d i s c o u n t s ...........................................................$ 10 6 ,4 7 2 .2 6
T o tal lo a n s ......................................................................
O v e rd ra fts secu red, unsecured, $ 4 2 7 .9 7 ..................
U. S. bonds dep osited to secure c irc u latio n p a r val. 2 5,0 0 0 .0 0
T o ta l U. S. b o n d s .........................................................
S e c u ritie s o th er th an U. S. bonds
(not Inclu ding s to c k s ) owned u n p le d g e d
T o tal bonds, s e c u ritie s, etc....................................
S u b scrip tio n to sto ck of Fed. R e s. B k . $3,0 00
L e ss am ou nt u n p a id .................................... 1,6 0 0
V a lu e o f b an k in g b o u se ( if u n e n c u m b .) .............
F u r n itu r e and fix t u r e s .......................................................
N e t am o u n t due fro m F e d e ra l R e s . B k ....................
N e t am o u n t due fro m approved r e s e r v e ag en ts
in N ew Y o rk , C h icago , and S t. L o u is ................
N e t am o u n t due fro m approved r e s e r v e
ag e n ts in o th er re se rv e c it ie s ................................
N e t am o u n t due fro m b anks and b a n k e rs
(o th e r than in clu d e d in 10 o r 1 1 ) .....................
O utside ch eck s an d o th e r cash I t e m s ........................
F r a c tio n a l cu rren cy, n ick els and c e n t s ..................
N o tes o f o th e r n a tio n a l b a n k s .................................
C oin and c e rtific ate s, law . m oney r e s . in bank
L e g a l-te n d e r notes, la w . m oney re s e r v e in bank
R ed em p tion fund w itb U. S. T r e a s u r e r (not
m ore tb a n 5 p er c e n t on c irc u la tio n ) and
flue fro m U. S. T r e a s u r e r .............................................
t h a t 1 w ill not c a r r y y o u r a cc o u n t
P lease b e ar th is in m in d an d
save y o u rs e lf c o u rt costs.
F . J. H a m ilto n , P ro p rie to r
P a la c e D r u g S to re
R e n t—
A cres
good
fu r ' : i s ! i l e n t onl. 1 .
Sttc I k n F r e e n y A le , O u la
2 1 tf
W h y go to Ghickasha to
$10 or more
will have
: about the 15th of Nov.
I Call or write us.
N E W E S T P A T T l'JU N S IN IRO N 1 V a u g h a n
H ard w are Co.
B E D S . S P R IN G S A X D A L L P P X T
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Linds.iy, Okla.
A X D WOOD W O O L C E N T E R , AN D
S T R H T L Y A U , FT 6I/T SI.V T T R E S S - I
supplies a i'd sclio- l
ELS.— W E H.W K T H E N E W B E D . School
S P H lN tJ W IT H E X T R A H E A V Y book.#. P alace D ru g S to re. 24-4t
tX lH iS IN T i.
CEN TER. W HKRF
ROCK ISL A N D TIME T A B L E .
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s h o u ld
UE
H E A M l'R . Eastbound
W estbound
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N O ; i \ l i , L ilA R D M 'A lt E CO.
10 :3 0 ..................................................... 12:56
$I0«,472.26
4 2 7 .9 7
2 6 ,0 0 0 .0 0
1 ,1 2 3 .4 6
1,123.46
1,5 0 0 .0 0
1,5 0 0 .0 0
6 , 000.00
1,3 6 0 ,7 6
9 9 8 .7 3
3 ,3 6 7 .5 0
1 ,16 2 .12
4 ,6 29 .6 2
4 ,18 0 .2 6
3 9 .1 3
36.06
7 4 .1 9
1 0 0 .0 0
4 0 0.00
400.0 0
1,2 6 0 .0 0
. $ 1 6 1 ,0 8 9 .8 5
$ 25,0 0 0 .0 0
26 ,0 00 .0 0
5 ,4 4 1 .7 3
2 ,0 7 3 .7 9
Notice!
F o r
D
Shoes and Marness Repaired
N O T IC E !
W e h a v e o b lig a tio n s to m e e t as
w e ll as y o u rs e lf an d th erefo re ask
you to c a ll an d s e ttle yo u r acco u n t
T o t a l...................................................................................
B oys Union su its— th e k in d th at in som e w a y , o r a rra n g e fo r settle
L IA B IL IT IB JS .
w e ar, 36 c to $ 1.0 0 .
m ent. W e accom odated y o u , now
C ap ital s to c k paid i n ..........................................................
2 8 -tf its yo u r tim e.
S u rp lu s fu n d .........................................................................
R e sp e ctfu lly ,
J . W. W heat re q u e sts us to fo r
U n divided proflts ..................................... $ 5 ,4 4 1.7 3
D R . R . M. SH A W ,
w ard h is paper to C h ic k a sh a , w h e re
D R . J . M. H A N N A ,
t f R e se rv e d f o r ............................................................................$
be w ill m ak e his fu tu re hom e.
L e s s c u rre n t e xp en ses. Interest a n d taxes p aid
Big stock of Holiday C irc u la tin g notes o u ts ta n d in g ..................................
goods, racket goods, and In d iv id u a l d ep o sits su b je ct to c h e c k ........................
e rtific ates of d ep o sit due In le ss th an 30 d a y s . .
all kinds of Christmas CC ertlfled
ch eck s ..............................................................
P erso n s k n o w i ig th e m s e lv e s goods at the Vaughan
C a s h ie r's ch eck s o u tsta n d in g ..........................................
in d e b te d to m e w ill ta k e n o tic e Hdw. Co. Lindsay, Okla.
T o tal dem and d e p o sits. Item s 3 2 , 33,
la n d
p
2 6 -tf.
W h en in C hickasha go to
lih'cd’s Ohop H ouse fo r a good
NO. 10 19 ;t . •
25 cent d in n e r.— F re d A n d re w s .' R E P O R T O F C O N D ITIO N O P T H E F I R S T N A T IO N A L B A N K O F A L E X
ad vt,
2 0 tf
IN T H E S T A T E O P O K L A H O M A , A T T H E C L O S E O F B U S IN E S S
A. J . W h a tle y , a broth er o f J . P .
the N atio n al B a n k e xam in er, who
M iss O rin H an n a re tu rn e d Mon
liv e s n in e m ile s n o rth e a st o f town,
day fro m C h ic k a sh a w h ere she
has sold 1 0 7 h o gs and h as 40 head
spent s e v e ra l d a ys a s a g u e s t a t the
le ft to e a t w h a t corn he d o e s not
R ev . J . E , M artin hom e.
sell.
N O T IC E ,
N otice, on nnd a f t e r N ov. 1 s t , 1 9 1 ii
A il claim s filed a g a in s t th e C ounty
m uat be filed a t le a s t flve d a y s b efo re
th e first M onday o f eacb nronth, and
claim s fo r exp en ses o r m oney ex
pended m u st be fu lly item ized and
tbe receipts fo r m oney so expended
m u st be attach ed
to th e claim s,
(sign ed ) R . M. N ash , D ep u ty S tate
E x a m in e r and In sp e c to r. A tte s t: F .
P . B ra d le y , county c le r k .
3 2 -4 t
F O R S A L E — Good second h an d
H eney Bugger. R o b ’ t E . A le x a n d e r.
A lc x H a rn e ss S h o p
W E D E F Y A N Y C O N C E R N IN
F o r S a le : U nredeem ed Buit of
T H lS W H O L E S T A T E
TO G I V E clothes, Bix d o lla rs.
See th em at
YO U A S GOOD V A L V E S IN H A R Sloan s T a ilo r shop.
2 8 -It
N E S S A S W'E W IL L G I V E YO U . D-'
G eorge S lo a n , w h o has been ill fo r
YO U A R E L O O K IN G F O R T H E
B E S T H A R N E S S A T T H E M O ST the p ast tw o w e e k s, is again ab le to
REA SO N A H LB
P R IC E ,
H B M EM - c all h im self the b o ss at h is b arb er
shop.
U ER TH E PLACE.
N O R V IL L H A R D W A R E OO.
a“riH
T he D a lla s Sem l-W e’e k ly
F a rm
D o lla r B ill says:
“ T h e m an
w h o k n o w s e n o u g h to saire his N ew s and The T rib u n e both 1 y e a r
c lo th iS is th e m a n w ho has his ( o r $ 1 ,5 0 .
s u m m e r s u it c le an ed an d press
ed and th e n p u ts is a w a y u n til
s p rin g tim e com es a g a in . B rin g
th a t s u it in an d le t S loan clean
it up fo r yo u . S u its c le an ed and
pressed $ 1.00
2 7 -tf
3 ,3 6 7 .9 4
2 6 ,000.00
4 0 ,436 .9 0
8,040.70
2 5 .5 0
3 .9 6 1.9 8
4 7 ,16 4 .0 2
C e rtific a te s of d e p o s i t .......................................................
O ther tim e d e p o sits ..................................... .......................
T o ta l of tim e d ep o sits. Item s 4 0 , 4 1 aud 42
R e d isco u n ts w ith F e d e r a l R e s e rv e B a n k ................
N o tes and b ills redisco un ted e ls e w h e re
than a t F e d e ra l R ese rve B a n k ..........................
3 ,2 3 7 .7 7
2 5 ,5 7 0 .1 2
28 ,8 0 7 .8 9
750 .0 0
7 5 0 .0 0
’T p tR i................................................................................................................ $ 15 5 ,0 8 9 .8 5
S ta te of O klab o m a, County o l G ra d y , S S :
I, L . L . L a w s , c ash ie r o f th e above nam ed b an k do so lem n ly ^ w e a r
th a t th e ab o ve state m e n t is tru e to th e best o f my k n o w le d ge and b e lie f:
L . L . L A W S , C ash ier.
Su b scrib ed and sw o rn to b e fo re m e th is 2 3 rd day o l N ot , 1 9 1 5 .
N otary P u b lic.
My C om m ission exp ires A u g . 1 9 , 1 9 1 8 .
R . L. CR U SE,
J . A. C O R Z IN E .
C. E. CO RTEI.LO ,
C o re sl
A tte s t:
D ire ctors.
M o re people tr a d e \ S
A le x , th e liv e li ^
W s h i t a , th a r a
size in O k la h o m
tir e ly on a g ric u ltu i
i th e m erc h a ts o t
i to w n on th e
y o f equal
spend ing e n th e F A R M E R .
g iv in g and S ale D a y S a t
u rd a y Doc. 1 0th and wo w e lc( iiu' Y O U .
\S5
V o l. I X
No.
A L E X , G R A D Y C O U N T Y , O K L A H O M A . F R I D A Y M U R N I N G , D E C ., 3 ,1 9 1 5
C . E . C o s te llo , V . P re s.
R . L . C ruse, V . Pres.
E , W . W asson, A ss ’t C a s h ie r
(N o . 10193)
TH E
First National
Bank
OF ALEX
$50,000.00
W h en y o u g e t debts p aid s ta rt a b a n k a c c o u n t.
W ith
a little e ffo rt a lo n g th is lin e y o u m a y n o t h ave a n y debts
to p a y n e x t y e a r.
MAD D O G B I T E S E IG H T ,
W BDD LNGS.
L a s t F r id a y N innekah w a s a la rm
I r a T ru e and M iss V era Compton
w e fe u nited in m arria g i in the vicin ed o ver a m ad dog w h ic h ran
ity of N aples Su n d ay aftern o o n . A am u ck. T h e an im al in it s roun ds
sum ptu o u s w ed d in g su p p er waa serv b’ t eigh t p e rso n s b efo re th e people
ed to a nu m b er o f frie n d s at the succeeded In k illin g it. T h o se b it
ten w ere P e a r l, the 1 3
year-old
hom e o f Jo h n T ru e M onday night.
M rs.
B u s te r B o lt an d M iss C a rrie K en o d au gh ter o f W m . J . H o o v e r;
w ere m arrie d InÛ h lckasha .Monday J o e A n derson and son ; Sa m an d J im
afte rn o o n . T h e y w ill probaW y m ake B o x ley, a n d three o th e rs w hose
th e ir hom e In th e N ap les com m unity. n am es we h av o not y e t asce rta in e d .
T h e head w a s exam ined M onday by
“ R e d D iam o n d” o v e r a lls fo r all s ta te offlclals and a m essag e w a s r e
who w o rk . W h at size? y e s, we h av e ceived T u e sd a y con firm in g the p res
yo u r size.
ence ot h yd rop h ob ia.
,
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PH O TO S.
ST.VN’ D F IR L D S E L L S O CT.
H avin g com pleted m y
stu dio
J . H. Stan d fleld , a w e ll know n bu ild in g w i ll announce th a t I w ill
resid e n t and a land o w n er of the be here a t a l l tim es to m ak e y o u r
B ra d le y cou n try has sold his in te r
photos. I o w n m y ow n b u ild in g , am
e sts th ere, th e deal b ein g con su
here to s ta y , and g u a ra n te e a ll m y
m ated la st w eek. M r. Stan d fleld has w o rk to be the best.
A. W. F er
liv e d in th is cou n try fo r 1 5 y e a rs
guson.
35tf
and h a s been v e ry su c c e ssfu l in the
fa rm in g and sto ck ra is in g in d u stry.
When y o u v isit m oth er you w ill
H e s a y s he w ill pro b ab ly lo c ale in
ueed a tr u n k or su it case— le t us
o r n e a r A lex, which p le a se s us im
show you th e nice ones w e have.
m ensely.
2 8 -tf
M rs. W. 0 . N o rv ill and children
T. A. M ackey h as been qu ite sick
spen t T u e sd a y v is itin g frie n d s in
fo r the p a s t w eek, but is Im p ro vin g.
L in d sa y .
D E A T H C A L L S A G E D W OMAN
M rs. Ja e k H older, a g e 80 y e a rs ,
died a t the hom e of h e r son, R . A .
H old er, so u th w est of tow n T u e sd a y
aftern o o n , N ov. 2 3, a t 3 o ’clock. Sh e
had been In poor h ealth fo r som e
tim e. T h e body w as in terred a t th e
B ra d le y cem etery W edn esd ay a fte r
noon fo llo w in g , beside h er hu sband
who died In F e b ru a ry , 1 9 1 3 a t th e
sup posed ag e o f 10 6 y e a rs . Sh e is
su rv iv e d by M rs. J a s . M cCune
of
B r a d le y ; M rs. C. A .;A d a m s o f A le x ,
M rs. G . W . R id e n o u r o f C layton , N.
M ex., and R. A . H older.
T H E .M (K»XLIGH T SC H O O L.
T u e sd a y nights session u f the
M oo n ligh t school w a s en joyed must
of a ll.
E v e r y dep artm en t w a s eqth u sia stlc o ver the progress they
w ere m ak in g . A tten d in g th is mooti
n g ’ t school, which is considered ono
o f th e best in G rad y county, g ives
th ose w h o have n o t attended school
fo r y e a rs a chance to brighten them
s e lv e s up in an yth in g they choose to
ta k e up. T he dom estic science class
an d th e a g ric u ltu ra l class a r e the
m ost In te restin g ones, the fo rm e r
being com posed of the yo u n g lad ies
o f o u r tow n and a (ew m arrie d ones
who kn o w how to cook good th in gs
to e a t, the la tte r b ein g com posed of
y o u n g m en who a r e destined to he
the m en of tom orrow . In botb
c la sse s som e v e ry In te restin g d iscu s
sio n s a r e brou gh t up. T he a g r ic u l
tu r a l c la s s discu ssed at le n g th the
p ro p er c a re of the land In o rd e r th at
th a p ro d u ctiv en ess should be k e p t up
to a h ig h stan d ard .
E s p e c ia lly Is
th is tru e of the broom corn g ro w in g
In d u stry, some a rg u e ln g
th a t the
crop Is In ju rio u s to land an d o th ers
r ig h t the rev e rse , 'x'hls su b je ct
p ro m ises to be a good one a s the
g ro w e rs and land o w n ers o f the
L in d s a y d istric t claim th at It is not
an in ju r y lo the lan d . L e t u s have
som e fa rm e rs th e re next T u esd ay
n ig h t w ho can r e la te their exp erien ce
in th e carin g (o r soil.
T h e sp ellin g con test, th e m ost
a m u sin g of a ll, w h ere som e of the
best even m iss little w ords, is h a v
in g a w o n d ertu l atten dan ce.
The
c o n test la s t w eek fa vo re d th e B lu es
by fo u r points. A fte r the clo u d s of
th e b a ttle had cleared a w a y it w as
(ound the R ed s h ad o vercom e this
lead and th at th e score stood 37 to
'17, a d raw . A su g g estio n : le t us
h a v e colors w h ich should b e worn
w h ile Bpelling, m ak in g It m o re Inter
e ste d ; the con test fou ght h ard e r.
A L E .V H A S B L A Z E .
F lr e , o rig in a tin g (rom
an
un
know n sou rce, to ta lly destroyed Ihe
L . B, Sm ith and Mra. A, A. M uery
b u ild in gs here at an e a rly
hou r
•Monday m orning.
.Mr. I'uyne. who
oeeani d the fro n t end of the .Muery
h u lkiliu. succeeded in g e llin g e v e ry
thing^^ belonging to bim out lu s a fe ty .
Mrs.^ M uery, w hose effects w e re In
the hack end o f the sam e b u ild in g,
w e re a com plete lo ss, w h ile she Is
now tu S c u rry , T e x a s, T isilin g . In
th e Sm ith b u ild in g w ere the h o u se
hold goods of th e ed itor, excep tin g
a (ew a rtic le s w h ich we had packed
and sen t to M rs. C o lb ert, who Is a t
ten d in g bu sin ess c o llege a t C h ic k
a sh a , the re m a in in g artic le s w e n t up
In the sm oke. T h e loss w a s p ro b
a b ly $ 18 0 0 .0 0 w ith no Insuran ce.
O ur Intentions w e re good to w rite a
policy on o u r
goods, w h ile
M r.
B ro w n in g who h a s ch arge of
the
Sm ith b u ild in g h ad heen ta lk in g In
su ran ce lo us a fe w d a ys b efo re.
N eglect.
SA N T A C L A l 'S H A S IXIC.A TKD
H IS H E A D y C A I lT E B S
AT
OUB
S T O K E T H IS V E A U AND W IL U
H A V E A F U L L L IN E O F T H E
N E W E S T T H IN G S IN T O Y S.
N O B V IL L H A B D W A K E CO.
S rtA B L E T F E V E R .
Only one case of sca rle t (e v e r h a s
y e t been rep o rted In th is sectio n ,
th a t being M iss A n n a F e a ly , w ho
liv e s north of tow n. Tho p a tie n t Is
g ettin g alon g v e r y nicely.
B . B . M abry responded to the
m otto o f our new A lex “ B o o s t and
a ll people sh a ll be draw n unto y o u .”
S u re M ichael, he gets tho T rib u n e at
Dr. Warren, Dentist
fa r m e r o f n e a r M ay sv ille a rriv ed
M on day and i s lookin g fo r a good
fa rm to sell. In the e v e n t he buys
la n d here he w ill m ove h ere.
R o b e rt B . A lexan d er, o u r a tto r
n ey, spent a fe w days a t N o rm an th is
w eek, v is itin g frien d s.
T O Y I/AN D W IL L B E A T O U R
S T O K E T H IS Y E A R , W IT H A S
GOOD A S S O R T M E N T
OF
THE
V E R Y B E S T T O Y S A S Y O U W IL IF IN D A N Y W H E R E .
N O B V IL L H A R D W A R E CO.
In N ew W ilso n , O kla.
SA N TA CLAU S H AS LO C A TED
H IS H E A D Q U A U T E R S A T
OUB
S T O R E T H LS Y E A R A N D W IL L
H A V E A F U L L L IN E O P T H E
N E W E S T T H IN G S IN T O Y S .
N O R V IL L H iV R D W A U E CO,
O u r
M o tto —
Good S e rv ie e a n d W e lc o m e to A ll
ww m
L o o k fo r th e “ K o z ■” s ig n , it spells g c o d show .
W c ,a r e B o o s t e r s
rs
-Sensible prices,
quality considered.
W E L C O M E
N e w L o c a tio n e a s t side m a in
s tre e t.
5 .1 0 c
F arm
mm
Sheegog & Cralle
I
%
X
i
Loans
T h e a m o u n t o f F a rm L o a n B u s i
ness w e do ju s tifie s th e s ta te
m e u t th a t w e cao m eet a n y
and a ll c o m p e titio n .
I
:e d .
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BOND BROS
‘PHONE 30
GOOD R O A D S Y E T
W IL L P L A N T B R G O M CO RN
D. M. C la rk , a le v e l head ed and
in d u strio u s fa rm e r liv in g w e st of
tow n, re p o rts to the T rib u n e th at he
w ill p lan t 40 a c re s o f tb e m oney
crop, broom corn, n ext y e a r on the
C orxin e place. H e said a ls o th at he
m ig h t decide to p la n t m o re tb an
th is a c re ag e .
S in ce the en co u rage m en t g iv e n
the cou n ty c o m m issio n ers of O rad y
cou nty on tb e big bond Issue w a s
not sufflcient to make* It a d visab le
fo r them to c a ll sn electio n , tbe se n
tim ent belug BO stro n g a g a in st it be
cau se of the C an 'id iu n b rid ge c lau se ,
th ) ta x p a y e rs ot B ra d le y and A le x
t)v--ushlps a r e m ak in g a stron g ta lk
T h e fo llo w in g
m en w ill p lan t
fo r good ro a d s, ad vo c atin g ( th a t a
broom c o rn ;
co n so lid ation o f A le x an d B ra d le y
M ahon B ro s. 10 0 a c r e s ; H . W .
to w n sh ips) th a t we h a v e the to w n
B e ltz , 70 a c re s; B en F r e e n y , ac re
ship board o f each tow nship c a ll
a g e u nk n ow n ; C. A . A d a m s, a c r e
electio n s to be held a t th e sam e tim e
ag e u nk n ow n : D an F o rd , 50 a c re s;
to vote on the issu in g of bonds
J lm W hite, 1 5 0 a c re s;
E , N. Mc
am o u n tin g to $ 18 ,0 0 0 f o r A le x an d
C lu re, 40 a c re s; 0 . B . C o llie r, 40
$ 20 ,0 0 0 fo r B ra d le y , tow nship, to be
a c re s; L . A . H a y e s, a c re a g e u n
m ade fo r 20 y e a rs a t 5 p er cent.
k n o w n ; W . A . T h o m as, a c re a g e u n
T h is m oney Is to be u sed In th e re
kn o w n ; E . Sim m on s,
50 a c re s;
sp ective to w n sh ips In the b u ild in g of
C has. W allace, 50 acrea.
; good ro ad s and c u lv e rts 20 fe e t or
R e p o rts are com ing th a t you can
under of ste e l and con crete.
We
con tract y o u r n ext y e a r ’s crop fo r
think th is a grent m ove and one o f
$100 per ton to d ay, put up in re a
w hich e v e ry ta xp ay e r shou ld lo o k a t
son ab ly good s h a p e ; w o u ld n 't k ic k
j lu the r ig h t ligh t und vote fo r . I t
on It b ein g a little red.
; w ill ta k e off the b u rd ea you a r e now
F e w people a r e a w a re th a t O k la
b e arin g an d glvo you lo n g er to pay
hom a, a lre a d y , g ro w s seven ty-flve
(or the good roads lh a t you w ill de
p er cent of the b rush g ro w n In tho
rive the beneflt fro m .
I t w ill
U nited S tates, so w hy shou ld th ere
g re a tly en h an ce the v a lu e o f o u r
bo a a o ver-p ro d u ctio n ?
R e p o rt to
lan d s. T a lk to yo u r frie n d s ab o u t
US how m any a c re s yo u are g o in g
It.
to p lan t next y e a r.
J . C. H am pton w a s am ong the
B ry a n T o m lin so n h a s accepted a B ra d le y v is ito rs here S a tu rd a y .
p osition w ith the Arm o f W. H.
Mr. and M rs. J e s s e M oore, le ft
V incent & Co.
W edn esd ay o f la st w e ek (or A r k a n
A IW O L U T E L Y
FREE,
V O U R sas to be a t the b edside of th e fo r
C H O IC E O F A L I F E S I Z E D O L L , m ers s is te r, w ho is v e ry low.
OK F IN E S T A IR
R IF L E . G ET
M ens tw o piece u n d e rw e a r
and
T IC K E T S A T O U R S T O R E A l iT E K
i D E C . 8 T H , O N L Y O N E TO E A C H union su its— good an d w arm , m ado
B O Y AN D E A C H G I R L , T H E Y A R E fo r w in te r, p o p u lar prices— a lw a y s
a com plete stock.
PREE.
BOND B R O T H E R S.
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N O H V U iL H A R D W A R E CO.
F a rm
L o a n s
L e t us re n e w tlia t old lo i n o r m a k e y o u a n e w lo an ? .
W e lo an lib e ra l a m o u n ts and g iv e you th e
beat o f te rm s an d ra te s.
W r ite
T. H. Bennett
C h ic k a s h a ,
O k la .
Fhone 1
F ir s t N a t ic n a l B a n k B u ild in g
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V a u d e v ille a n d 4 reels o f p ictu re s.
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P a rlo r
I'j
vance
B ra d le y .
L IS T E N , L IS T E N , YO U G I R L S
AN D H O YS. B E G IN N IN G M ONDAY
D EO . 8 TH , W E W T LL G I V E E V E I I Y
M. S n e d ek e r shipped a c a r of
H O Y A X D G IU L A F B E E T IC K E T
sw ine to the O klah o m a C ity m a rk e t
OX A L I F E S I Z E D O LL O R H IG H
E S T G R A D E P C M P A C T IO N A I R T u esd ay.
R I F L E , TO H E G IV E N A W A Y D E
G e t a p a ir o f B la c k B e a u ty h o se at
C E M B E R 2 4 T H , A T 3 O’ C L O C K .
W asson G ro c ery Com pany.
J . H. A d a ir ia com pleting a sm oko
g o n e — LO AD ED F O R H EAR.
house a t his hom e south of tow n, in
D r. R . M. S h a w accom p anied by w h ich he a n ticip a tes k eepin g enough
h is old tim e frie n d
an d
h u nter, good old h am s, etc., to feed an a rray.
T h o m a s S te w a rt, dep arted Su n d ay
D on’ t to rg e t our prices on w ool
m o rn in g brigh t and e a r ly fo r the
sh irts, W asso n G rocery C om pany.
A rh u c k le m ou ntain s, w h ere th ey w ill
tu rn loose v o lle y a fte r v o lle y from
O LD T IM E R H E R E .
th e ir seige gu n s in an a tte m p t to
A. J . M arsh a ll, b etter kn o w n as
dow n the big gam e of th at m o u n tain
"U n c le J a c k ,” who has fo r th ree
ous cou ntry. T h e re su lt w ill prob
y e a rs been liv in g n e ar H o b a rt, but
a b ly b e: “ On o u r trip, g o in g , w h y, fo r nineteen lo n g y e a rs a re sid e n t of
d o n ’t you k n o w , Mr. m an . we ju st th is section, arriv e d T u e sd ay a fte r
p assed g re a t h e rd s of d ee r, an telope,
noon and w ill spend a d ay h ere lo o k tu r k e y s and p ra ir ie ch ick en s, th in k
'n g a lt e r b u sin ess m atters and m in g
in g w e w ould k ill a b ear. W e did
lin g w ith old frien d s.
SA N TA riO LLS U S TH .AT H E
n o t.”
A n y w a y , we tr u s t the state
| W HAi HK I lF R U IX AHOUX T E X offlcials w il! in te rfe re in o rd er th at
Get our p rices on u n d e rw e a r be
| D A Y S W IT H A L L K IX D S O F T O Y S the te rrib le s la u g h te r w ill not be so fo re yo u b u y. W asson G ro c e ry Co.
' F O R T H E L I ’r r U E F O L K S , A X D g r e a t.
H EA L P U E S E X T S F O R GRO W N
B . W . E n g lis h and w ife d ro ve a ll
FO LK S.
the w ay (rom B ra d le y lo g e t to the
FU R.S
FC R .S
FU RS
W e w an t y o u r Sk u n k an d O’ pos- M erchan ts an d F a rm e rs S a le D ay
sum hides, W asson G ro c e ry Com here S a tu rd a y .
M iss R ic h ard sb n , one o t the pop
p an y.
u la r te a ch e rs of o u r sch o o ls, a t
M iss K e r r , a high b row In the
1 tended th e teach ers’ m eetin g In O k
local schools, spen t T h a n k sg iv in g at
W OUIA) B U Y GOOD F A R M .
] lahom a C ity , la st w eek.
A . J . H atch er, a v e ry su ccessfu l the hom e o f a 's is te r , M rs. C h u rch ill,
FO R S A L E — Good second h an d
H eney B u g g y . R o b ’t E . A le x a n d e r.
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$ 1,00 P e r Y e a r — P a y a b le in a d v a n c e
C O f f lE
IN
"Razors Sh«rp,Towel* Cloan;
Cat* tha whiskers so they can't be »eeo’ ’
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Palace Drug Store
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lO o axle g re as e, p e r box
N u m b s r 3 wash tu b
M e n s fleeced u n d e rw e a r, per g a rm e n t
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Have Stock, Implements, etc.* For
sale, Joe Ball will cry all sales,
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C o u n t r y
$ 1 .2 6
$ 2 .0 0
$ 2 .2 5
$ 1 .2 5
c e d a r w a te r b u c k e t
childB oak h ig h c h air
R n y o lam p c o m p lete
wash boiler
95
$ 1.70
$1.75
95
M. O . Foster
THIS SALE
T h is space w ill be re s e rv e d fo r th o s e w ho w is h to a d v e rtis e w h a t
th e y w ill h a ve to o ffe r a t each Sale. » a rS e e E d ito r A l e x T r i b u n e .
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$ 3.50 H a ts for
M en s w in te r co at m ad e of d u c k
O n e d o lla rs w orth o f good coffee
$2 50
$ 1 .0 0
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Mrs. A. L. Ramsey
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T lt lu r N K W ILL HAVE
' tim er edition, we mean one thnt w ill
01.1) TIMKU EDITION
contain the true story o f tbe life
IX T H E NEAR FUTURE
and pioneer experiences of every
One o f the m ost appropriate edi " o ld tim er" citizen who still resides
tions, In ou r m ind, that a newspaper here. It Is ou r Intention to publish
can put out, Is o n e dedicated to the I on o In the very near future, getUng
old tim ers o f th e com m unity In It up In arllstio style, printed on
^ filch it Is published. B y an old good paper, and containing the lives
i n
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O k la h o m a
50o p a ckag e " m e k e m la y ” p o u ltry (ood
O n d d o lla r bottle F o le y s k id n e v rem ed y
25o bottle W h ite P in e cough s y ru p
rf./*©'
•t.
1^
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of every pioneer citizen
o f this
community, and 11 ou r honest efforts
be rewarded, wo anticipate It will be
an edition that w ill do a cred it to the
entire population o f this little city
and tho country around It.
How
many copies do you want? W’ e are
booking orders now.
F u ll
Our
p a ir
an d
head ric e , 16 pounds fo r
$1.00
tre a t— A ll wool $10 s u it of clothes, $1
o f g loves, $1 dress s h irt, 25c suspenders
1 5 c |d o lla r.a ll on sale d a y fo r
$ 9 .9 0
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A ll ladies a n d misses coats
A ll m ens le a th e r glo ves
$ l 0 0 s u itc a s e
10 pel d e n t off
10 p e -c e i.t off
70
Bond Brothers
W h ite D o ve flo u r p e r h u n d re d
H o b a rs C re a m flo u r, p e r h u n d red
18 pounds P in to beans
12 bara la u n d ry aoap fo r
$ 2.75
$2.55
$1.00
26
Burch, Adair & Jahii
ti?
H e a v y oast R a n g e cook stove w ith b lu e en»
a m e le d d o o r, a m uoh b e tte r stove th a n a n y
$65 steel ra n g e , a t
$36.40
10 X 14 foot 10 oz. s ta n d a rd w agon cove $2.78
$65 W h ite R o ta ry s h u ttle , e it-s tra to m odel,
s ew in g m a c h in e a t $ 2 9 .9 0 . O n ly 1 in s to c k.
8 in . re g u la r 50c w ire p lie rs a t 29c w h ile
th e y la s t.
10 in ch r e g u la r 65c w ire p lie rs at 33o w h ile
th e y las t.
HREEDERS NOTICE
ARSOI.UTELY F R E E ,
YOUR
(T U )I('E OF A L IF E SIZE DOLL,
On and after Nov. 15th the charge
O R FIXKST AIR
R IFL E . GET fo r service for m y PoI®Durham
T IC K irrS A T OUR STOR E A liT E R bull, H enry, will be $3.00. Term s:
DEU. STH, O X L Y O XE TO EACH Payable when service is rendered.
HOY A M ) EACH G IRL, THEY A R E I W ill m ake season at my place lo
FREE.
' cated one mile south uf Alex. Phoue
XO R V ILL H A RD W A R E CO. 51.
J. M. Campbell, Owner 33-4t
Miss Edna B erry, a sister o f Mra.
W. H. Vincent, received a message
Wednesday m orning telling ber o f
the Illness o f her m other at
Chll
locotho, Texas. She w ill leave f o r
her m other’s bedside Thursday, Mrs.
Vincent accom panying her to Chlck.asha.
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'I 'H E A 1 . E X
B A L L BRO S.
Will Cry Your Sale
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a b le
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and n ’. eH sing th e b id d e rs , as w e ll as th e m a n w e w o rk
or
with IX I C .M , A r n .I C A T I O N S . as tlrey
cannot ricid i lh>>
.it of thn illsoaso. C a
tarrh la It liUinit • r i‘un8ltlutional dlsonso,
ami in o n li'r i<> ■ i i i " II ynu m ust tuko in ti'rnnl ivnittllin. H a ll's Catarrh Cure Is
taken Internally, um l o i ls Ulreotly upon
Iho blood and m ucous surfnoe.
U nit's
Catarrh Curn Is not a ouauk mudlclno. It
wns prost'i'lhod by ono of tho best p b y ah'laiui In this country for years nnd Is
a roKillar proaerlplloii. Il Is coniposod o f
Ihe host tonU'S know n, oomblned wllh tho
host Idood purlflers. aotliiB directly on Hie
imu'ons snrfaoos. T h o p irfoot combina
tion o f tho two InitrodlentB la what produics aueh wonderful results In curing
onlniTb. Send for testimonials, free.
F. ,1. C I I K N F V & C O., Props., Toledo, O.
Sold by PrusRlsla, prtee Trie.
7'aks Hall a Family Pills for constipation.
F r id a ) .
C e c il C. C o l b e r t
Ye#, w e a re s till in th e b usiness— s e llin g sales e v e ry
W iil he g ild to m a k e y o u r sale, b ig
K vitjt
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A tto rn e y * A t L o w
f a r or n e a r.
Make Dates With
B ro w n & S ta p h e n s, B ra d le y , O k la h o m a
C . E . C ostello, F ir s t N a t ’ l B a n k , L in d s a y , O k la .
F . ? . B all E l R e n ^ O k la .
Office p h o n e 32
R esidence p hon e K X -5 1
: N O T IC E O F S A L B
O P B R I D G E M A T E R IA L
B y a u th o rity v e ste d in m e b y law
'i w ill offer to r s a le and se ll to the
h ig h e s t and b e st b idd er fo r c ash on
S a tu rd a y , Dec. 4, 1 9 1 5 a t 1 0 : 0 0 a.
m . a t B ra d le y , O kla., the fo llo w in g
b rid g e m ate ria l con sisting ot 3 x 1 0 ,
3 x 1 2 etc., sam e b ein g lu m b er th at
■)’
T w en ty-nin e w id o w s w ere gran ted
m onthly pensions in O klahom a C ity
by th e county c o u r t recen tly.
T be
lo w e st pension g ra n te d w a s $4 and
w aa given to a w id o w wbo h a s som e
m ean s o f sup port. The la rg e s t, pen
sio n s am ounted to $ 16
eacb
and
w e re given to tw o w idow s, one of
w hom h as seven sm a ll c h ild re n and
tb e o th er nine c h ild re n . E ig h t thou
sand d o llars w as recen tly a p p ro p ria t
ed b y th e cou nty com m issio n ers fo r
the r e lie f of d esU tu te w id o w s h a v
in g fa m ilies.
h a s been u sed . A n y p a rty d e sirin g
N K W F U R N IT U R K AN D R U G S ,
to bid on an y p a rt o f th is m a te ria l
can see sam e a t steel b rid ge on J U S T IN . W E C A N P L E .A S K YO U
B O T H IN Q U A L IT Y AND P R I C E S ,
W a sh ita r iv e r e a s t o f B ra d le y .
AND A CA LL
A V IL L C O N V IN C E
J . A . C O R Z IN E ,
YO U T H A T T H IS I S A P A C T .
C o m m issio ner D is. No. 3
A T T E S T : F . P . B ra d le y ,
C o u n ty C lerlt.
35-4
U n der the d irectio n of th e b iolog
ic a l su rv ey, tbe d ep artm en t o f a g r i
c u ltu re of tbe U n ited S ta te a w ill
soon p u t to w o rk abo u t 1 5 0 h u n te rs
In tb e W est to destro y p re d a to ry
an im a ls that b a v e preyed
on tbe
sh eep ind ustry. T h e sheep sectio n s
o f the W est a r e divided in to nine
d is tric ts with a c h ie f In sp ecto r in
c h a rg e ot 12 to 20 h u n ters in eacb
The tow n and the co u n try zre so
clo sely re late d th at w h en ot.e p ro s
p ers the o th er m u st p ro sp e r a lso .
T h e m ore the fa rm p ro d u cts and the
better the p rices th e , 'r m e r s
r®
cetve, tb e m ore b u sin ess w ill the
tow n hnve. T h e fa r m e r ’ s d o lla r ia
th e d o lla r th at b u ild s th e tow n and
y e t the fa r m e r ’ s d o lla r w ill n o t be
efflclent in su p p ly in g h is w a n ts un
le ss the tow n p ro vid es a m a r k e t.
B etter fa rm in g m ean s b e tte r b u si
ness, and b e tte r b u sin ess g iv e s fa r m
e rs a b etter m ark et.
Presciptions
Phai macists
Patronize our Fountain\Ve try to please.
U 8 K T R IB U N E W .ANT ADS
these lit t le
w o r k e rs do y o u r
work f o r you. T h e cost
is sh o w n In w a n t ad scale in
e v e ry issue o f the T rib u n e.
'O lllce o v e r F a rm e r’i S t a t* B a n k ,
C b lc k a sh a , O klah o m a.
;t.
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D R . J . >L H A N N A
P b y s lc la n and S a rg e o n
Offlce r e a r F ir s t N a tio n a l B a n k .
Pb on e 1 3 3 .
B E ST SER VICE
TO
AMD
K A N S A S C IT Y
TO
ST. P A U L
For reservationi or information
write to or call on
nC K C T AGEKT. ROCK ISLAHD LIKES
m en t,— Adv.
I
D U . J . M. B O N D
D entist.
PU B LIC A T IO N .
S a id d e fe n d a n t, C . A . F a r m e r
w ill ta k e n o tic e th a t he has b e en
sued in th e a b o ve n a m e d [ c o u r t
upon a n a cc o u n t, an d th a t on th e
1 5th d a y o f N a v e m b e r, 1915, a n
o rd e r o f a tta c h m e n t fo r th e s u m
o f $ 2 5 .3 8 w as issued b y th e a b o v e
n a m e d Ju stice o f th e P eace a g
a in s t his goods in th e above e n
t it le d action , an d t h a t he m u s t
a n s w e r th e p e titio n file d th e re in
by a a id p la in tiff on o r b e fo re ]fth e
1 5 th d a y o f D e c e m b e r, 1916, o r
s aid p e titio n w ill be ta k e n as
tr u e and a ju d g e m e n t fo r said
p la in t if f fo r tw e n ty -fiv e d o lla rs
a n d t h ir ty - e ig h t c en ts, and a ll
costs and th e a tta c h m e n t h e re in
g r a n te d w ill be re n d e re d accord
in g ly .
C H IC A G O
F AT THOMPSOK
IKt. Pasa. A tk
Oklaka
A lex, O k la.
A ll w o rk G u aranteed.
G a a d y C o u n ty , ss:
[C h tc k a sh a ,
O klahom a.
B e fo r e H o n o ra b le J . T . C o llep s,
J u s tic e o f th e P ea c e, A le x T o w n
J . W . O W SLEY.
s hip .
F . J H a m ilto n
.j. J e w e lr y , D iam onda, W atchoo.
X C u t G la ss, China A r t Goods an d
vs
S ilv e rw a re .
C . A . F a rm e r.
S H O R T L IN E
K in d n ess to w a rd a n im a ls is a
good Indication o f one's c h a ra c te r.
T h o se who a b u se the dum b an im als
w bo can not s p e a k fo r th em selv es
h a v e no claim s o n b ra v e ry , m ercy
an d hum an k in d n e ss. T o s tr ik e an
a n im a l th at d o e s not k n o w w h y it
is b ein g abused I s w orse th an to
s tr ik e a m an w h o can d efen d him
se lf. No m an o r w om an ts g re a t
w ho docs not tr e a t tbe an im als
u n d e r th eir c a r e
k in dly. O nly a
cow ard would ta k e a d van ta g e of an
O S C A R HIM PSON,
L a w y e r.
Lot
N O T IC E F O R
d istric t.
B on d B ro th e rs, the old
R e lia b le
sto re , b ave Ju s t received
a
la rg e
ship m en t of L a d le s and M isses coats
fo r fa ll and w in te r . T hese a r e in tbe
v e ry la te st sty le s and are p riced Ju s t
rig h t— yo u rs is Included in the sh ip
Room 2 1 0 , New T y e B u ild in g . [[
C b lck ash a, O k la .
F i r s t published N o v . 1 9 ,1 9 1 5
A . L. H e rr
Cllr
C b lc k ash a, O k la .
► R e p a irin g
B . M. W O O DY
L a w y e r.
3 1 7 C b lc k ash a Ave.
C h ic k a sh a ,
O k lah o m a' ■
B I L L & JO H N ’ S
R o s la u ro u t.
if
A good place to
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X a n d fa m ilie s o sp ocially in v ite d , .j.
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R. M . S H A W , M . D.
O ffice
F ir s t N a tl, B a n k B ld g.
Residence p hon e 16.
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tm o k e le ss c o a l. D on’ t look
fo r ;i; E. W . W asso n
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g e t o u r prices on cotton.
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W . W . M ilam , M an ager.
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CHEANEY HOTEL
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a ll
ro o m s.
in
O h ic k a s h a A v e .
H
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M. M
Dr \
I Motorcycles on Easy Payments I
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Get our prices before buying e^sewliere
a Stephenson-Browne Lumber Company S
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JESS A. TUCKER
P h o n e 70
122 S o u th T h ir d S tre e t
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Who comes there? Santa
N ew
A r r iv a ls
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Ju st R ec eive d a L a r g e S h iy m e n t o f P eters Shoes
A ll Sizes and S ty les
We Fit Your Feet
W e G iv e You a C ash D is co u n t on E v e ry P a ir
F e e t F e el G la d
A . L. R A M S E Y
Phone 27
A nnouncem ent
has n o tified us th a t he w ill be
here in p le n ty o f tim e 'ifrith a
la rg e a s s o rtm e n t o f p r e t.
ty d o lls, dish es, doll
c a rts , doll beds,
and m a n y
o th er
tliin g e th e
g irls . C a rp e n
te r tool sete, a ir
g u n e , fire w o rk s , tra in e
and a ll k in d s o f m e ta l toys
fo r the b o y s.
H e has also m ade
am p le p ro visio n fo r fu rn ie h in g s u ita b le presents for
the o ld fo lk e. In fa c t
o u r store w ill
c o n ta is
som e
th in g s u ita b le fo r
e v e ry o n e , so do not g e t
in a h u r r y fo r o u r stock w ill
X
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T h e D a lla s S em i-W ee k ly
Farm
N ew s and T h e T rib u n e both 1 year
(o r tl.5 0 .
B e a r S k in sto ck in g s fo r b o ys and
g ir ls . B u y 'em fo r the sch o o l kids.
28-U
Jlm So u th erla n d , a b ro th e r o f our
B ill, Is reported to be ill w ith carta r b a l fe v e r th is w eek,
M rs. W illiam J . H o o v e r o f Ninne
k a h , a rriv ed M onday and w ill spend
a fe w d a ys a t the home o f her
broth er. D ep u ty W illiam L oo n ey.
SAN TA
CLAU S
A D V IS E S US
T H A T H E H A S S H IB P E D U S A
L A K G E A SSO RTM EN T O F FA N C Y
SA L A D BO W LS, C A K E FL A T U S,
A N D K A IL F L A T E S , AN D S I L V E R
W A R E AN D C A R V IN G S E T S FO R
T H E O LD ER FO L K S.
N O U V IL L H A R D W A R E CO.
Be Large
STAR BRAND SHOES
ARE BETTER!
A FULL LINE AWAITS
0
lilS T E N , L IS T E N , Y O U G IR L S
A M ) l« ) Y S . B h X ilN N IN G M ONDAY
Dl-Xl. « T II, W E W IL Ii ( il V E E V E R Y
1M )Y AND G I R L A F R E E T IC K E T
ON A L I K E S I Z E D O L L OH H IGH
E.ST G R A D E F t M F A C TIO N A IR
R I F L E , TO H E G IV E N A W A Y DE(iE M R E R 2 4 T H , A T 3 O’ C L O C K .
N O B V IL L H A R D W A R E CO.
R . B. C ro an , one o f the prom inent
ta rm e rs of n e ar B ra d le y , attended
the M erchants S a le D ay h ere S a tu r
d a y.
Y
A s k y o u r frie n d s and n e ig h b o rs about th e e x tra o rd in a ry b a rg in s — th e v alu e s and
th e low p ric e s — th e y k n o w , they h a v e b e e n ; and o o m in g b a ck for m ore.
O u r e n tire stook th ro w n o u t at p ric e s th a t a r e d u ra io u n d in g a ll c o m p e titio n .
D
I F YOU W A N T TO S L E E P GOOD
AXD FO R G E T YO U R T RO U BLES,
BUY
O XK
O P O U R S P E C IA L
S P R IN G S , W IT H E X T R A
H E.V V Y
C O U ,8 IN T H E C E N T E R W H E R E
T H E Y SH O U LD B K H E A V Y . T H E Y
A B E F U L L Y G U A R A N T E E D FO R
25 YEA RS.
N O R V IL L H A B D W A B E CO.
W lic n in
O hickasha go to
F r e d ’s Chop lio n se fo r a good
25-cent d in n e r.— F re d A ndrew s,
a d v t.
2fltf
Com e in let us sh ow you the many
b o au liru l prnm ium s we a re giving
(o r cash trad e.
BOND B B O TIIE n?.
18 -if
D . F . C o w a rt
Ireton,
Okla.
FO RCED
Think!
TO
Q U I T !!!
Think Hard!!
C o m e ! Y o u co n n o t a ffo rd to s ta y a w a y .
oom in g to .
Com e w ith the crow d ,
its a sale w o rth
The
P e o p le s
S t o r e
Its im possible to g iv e lis t of th e b a rg a in s .
C om e and aee w ith y o u r ow n eyes
T h e firs t b ig o u t of th e season on a ll o u r L a d ie s re a d y -to w e a r.
W . W. M artin , o u r old frie n d , who
liv e s n ear L in d sa y , atten ded the
S a le D ay h e re S a tu rd a y , S n a re d by
th e T rib u n e !
TO Y
LAN D ,
SA N TA
IN A L L
LA N D , T O Y LA N D , TOY
W E L L I SH O U LD G U E S S .
W I L L B E A T O UR S T O K E
H IS G L O R Y .
N O R \ I L L H A R D W A R E CO.
SA N TA
CLAU S
ADVISFreS US
T H A T H E H AS S H I F F E D U S A
L A R G E A S SO R T M E N 'I’ O F F A N C Y
S A L A D B O W LS, C A R E F L A T E S ,
AN D R A I L P L A T E S , AXD S I L V E R
W A R E A N D C A R V IN G S E T S FO R
TH E O LD ER PO LK S.
Notice!
P erson s k n o w in g th em s elve s
in d e b te d to m e w ill ta k e notice
th a t 1 w ill n o t c a rry y o u r account
P lease b e a r th is in m in d and
F * J. H a m ilto n , P ro p rie to r
Ju d g e J , T. T a y lo r , who je rk s
P ala ce D r u g S to re
r
*
■When in Chicka.sha go to
F r e d ’s Ohop House fo r a good
25 eent d in n e r.— F re d A ndrew s,
Jo h n L . Sm ith , a directo r o f the them up and hands th e d iscip lin e to
ABSO LU TELY
FREE,
YO UR
a d v t.
2 0tf S t a te B a n k o f B ra d le y , w a s am ong them p re tty sto ug h t, som etim es, was
CH O IC E O F A L I F E S I Z E D O L L,
a S a tu rd a y Sale D a y visito r.
O R F IN E S T
A IR R IF L E . G ET
T can close y o u r lonn quicker th e B ra d le y ite s w h o atten ded the
S a le here S a tu rd a y .
T IC K C T S A T O U R S T O R E A F T E R
nnd give you b e lte r ra te s on a
TOY LAND, T O Y LA N D , TOY
DPA'. S T H , O N L Y O N E TO E A C H
fa rm lonn, fire and to rn a d o inT O Y L A N D W I L L B E A T O UB L A N D , W E L L I SH O U LD G U E S S .
R O Y AND E A C H G I R L , TH BIY A R E
■surnnce. John H a n k in s , C hicka
S T O R E T H IS Y E A R , W IT H A S SA N T A AVTLL B E A T O UR S T O R E
FREE.
sha, O kla., plione 447.
2 0lf
Old Santa Claus
■i
G . J . R ey n o ld s w a s a iride-eyed
sp e c ta to r a t o u r S a le day h e r e Sat
u rd a y ,
N O T IC E !
W e have o b lig aU o n s to m e e t as
w e ll as y o u rs e lf an d th e re fo re ask
yo u to c all an d se ttle yo u r account
In som e w a y , or a rra n g e fo r settle
m en t. W e accom odated y o u , now
Its yo u r tim e.
R e sp e c tfu lly ,
D R . R . M. S H A W ,
D R . J . M. H A N N A ,
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Drygoods* shoes, clothing, and Furnishings
sale is now on
sale that is breaking all selling records!
A
Big stock of Holiday
Hdw. Co, Lindsay, Okla.
$10 or more
will have
about the l.Sth of Nov.
Call or write us.
V a u g h a n
HARowARii Co.
30tf
Lindsay, Okla.
M R S
W . H . V in c e n t & C o m p an y
h a v e ju s t fin is h ed u n p a c k in g the
la rg e s t an d m ost select lin e o f
X m a s goods th a t h a v e e v e r been
sh o w n in A le x .
xMr. V in c e n » ,
w h ose m o tto has alw a.vs been
“ h a v e w h a t .vou w a n t’ ’ , w h ile at
m a r k e t b o u g h t e n o u g h X m as
goods fo r th e w h o le tr ib e , k n o w
in g th a t a b ig lin e o f w e ll "e le c t
ed toys fo r th e k id d ie s a n d beau
t i f u l p re s e n ts fo r th e g ro w n -u p s
w o u ld cause e v e ry X m a s shoppe
to shop a t hone th is y e a r. W e ’ll
h a v e to o ff w it h o u r h a ts to him ,
h e has th e goods.
D ill H enley, a resid en t o f route
one, L in d say , atten ded the s a le dny
h ere S a tu rd a y , and b efo re h e left
tow n the T rib u n e w a s placed a s his
gu id e.
TOY
I,A N D .
SA M A
IN A L L
l.A M ) , T O Y L A N D , TOY
W E I.L I SH O U LD GUE.SS.
W IL I, B E A T O U B .STORK
U IS ( JL O R Y .
-V O nV IM , H M iD W A B E Ut).
GOOD A S S O R T M E N T
OF
THE
V E R Y H E S T T O Y S A S Y O U W IL L
FIN D A N Y W H E R E .
IN A L L H IS G L O R Y .
NORV’I L L H A R D W A R E CO.
W . H . C o llier lo s t a fine m llk cow
T u e sd ay aftern o o n fro m an u nkn ow n
cause.
Sam u el T u rn ip , a la n d o w n er of
B ra d le y cam e up S a tu rd a y to attend
the Sale.
iri
W E W IL L P A Y YO U 2 5 C E N T S
F O R E G G S , W asso n G rocery Co.
C o rn , s h u c k e d .......................................
C o rn , s n a p p e d
..............42c
O a t s ........................................................ 27c
K a flr , sh e lle d , per 1 0 0 lb s
66 c
W h e a t ....................................................... 90c
books. P alace D r u g S tore. 24-4t
SA N TA CLAU S H AS LO C A TED
H IS H E A D Q U A R T E R S A T
O UR
S T O R E T H IS Y E A R A N D W IL L
H A V E A F U L L L IN E O P T H E
W E A R E S T IL L O VERSTO CKED '
W l n i T H B B E S T L I N E O P CO O K
AND H E A T IN G S T O V E S T H A T
M O N EY W IL L B U Y . B E T T E R G E T
Y O U R S NOW, F O R T H E Y A R E
P R IC E D
TO S E L L , AN D A R E :
BOUND TO M O V E.
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If You Are Trained, a Position is Awaiting You!
L a s t w e ek w e received fo u r calls f o r steno
g ra p h e rs and b o o k k ee p e rs and o ne of th e se, a
good position In a la w offlce fo r a y o u n g man
sten ograp h er, w e have been u n a b le to flll.
T h e dem and fo r com peten t sten ograp h ers
and ty p ists Is in cre a sin g e v e ry d a y .
T h e r e Is
p o sitiv e ly not a sufflcient nu m b er of com petent
ste n o g rap h ers to fill th e position s. N otw ithstand
in g the fa c t th a t the n u m h er ot good b u sin ess po
s itio n s in b u sin ess Is m an y tim es g re a te r th an the
nu m b er ot p o sitio n s fo r teach ers, the N orm al
schoola o f the s ta te are crow ded w ith y o u n g people
p re p a rin g to teach — m o re than ten tim es th e num
ber atte n d in g b u sin ess colleges.
Bookkeeping
Our cou rse n o t only teach es h o w to keep books,
bnt g iv e s a th oro u gh d r ill in a c tu a l b u sin ess prac
tice, in c lu d in g B a n k in g an d C orpo ratio n w o rk .
Grammer-Spelling
T h e se su b je cts a re e sse n tia l and w e requ ire
d a lly w o rk iu both E n g lish nnd S p e llin g (ro m the
b eginn in g.
T h is also in clu d es pu n ctu atio n and
B u s in e s s C orrespondence.
Busine.ss Arithmetic
A good w o rk in g k n o w led ge o f this s u b je c t Is
alm o st in d isp en sab le to e v e ry person . In d iv id u a l
in stru ctio n w ill be given to th o se who a r e back
w ard in arith m etic.
Penmanship
W hen you ap p ly (o r a position in busin ess,
about th e first th in g you a r e ask e d to do i s to give
a sam ple o f yo u r h an d w ritin g. In a sh o rt tim e you
can Im p ro ve yo u r w ritin g w o n d e rfu lly c a re fu l and
system a tic practice.
Rapid Calculation
A r e y o u rap id and a c cu rate a t fig u re s? I f n o t
yo u a re g r e a tly h an dicapped in ta k in g c a re ot au y
kind of b u sin ess. Y o u can so o n le a rn to han d le
flgu res r a p id ly in o u r rapid c a lc u la tio n c lass.
T h is c ru -s e Is c e rtain ly w o rth e v e ry sa crifice
o ( time an d m oney n e cessary to g e t I t T h e a v e r
ag e person w ill spend m ore on trifle s in the cou rse
o f six m o n th s and w ill w a ste m o re tim e th an It
w ou ld ta k e to p rep a re b im se lf fo r a po sitio n as
B o o k k e e p e r or S ten o grap h e r.
T h e re a re fe w th in gs In U fe th a t a r e o f m o re
v it a l Im p o rtan ce to you th an a p ra c tic a l ed u catio n ,
th e re fo re do not a llo w som e le s s e r claim on y o u r
tim e p re v e n t yo u r startin g . D o n o t deceive y o u r
s e lf w ith the prom ise th a t y o u w ill begin y o u r
cou rse som etim e in the fu tu re — a fte r you h a v e
bought th is or h a v e done th at.
U n le ss you a r e .strong e n o u g h In yo u r p u r
pose to m a k e the s ta r t w hen y o u should, you w ill
go on In d e fin ite ly bu ilding a ir c astle s.
T h o se who a r e deficient in an y su b je ct w ill
receive In d iv id u al in stru ctio n a t th e ir own desk s.
D u rin g the la s t eleven y e a r s w e have train ed
hu n d red s In this cou rse each y e a r, and h av e se
cured p o sitio n s (o r a ll o u r g ra d u a te s.
M ore than flve hundred g ra d u a te s from th is
school a r e h o ld in g good p o sitio n s In O klahom a.
W rite o r telephone fo r fu r th e r in fo rm a tio n , o r
r
v is it the school.
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COLLEGE
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little to w n on the
tn any o f equal
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A lo x w ill h a ve a special ’ n-erain
fiv'inyr Mini .-foie O r , ‘ M iru n la y D ec. lO lh a n il w e wel
com e Y O U .
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T H E M (M )X L 1G 1IT SIT IO O L.
J. A C o rz in e . P res.
C , E . C o atello . V . P re s.
'L . L. L a w a . C a s h ie r
T h e e n th u s ias m co n tin u es (o
g ro w a t th e M o o n lig h t school.
Q u ite a n u m b e r w h o h a ve n e v e r
a tte n d e d w e re th e re .. L e t us u r- i
j ge e v e ry o n e w h o can s p are a fe w |
I m o m e n ts on T u e s d a y to a tte d ;
! some o f us h a v e fo rg o tte n a lm o s t
e v e ry th in g w e e v e r lea rn e d w h i
le s tte n d in g school, th is g iv e s
you a ohance to b rig h te n up. I f
you once a tte n d you w ill be re g
u la r ly a fte r w a r d .
T h e s p e llin g c o n te s t w a s a h a rd
fo u g h t one T u e s d a y n ig h t, th e
“ B lu e s ” g a in in g a lead o f tw o
p o in ts. T h e s ta n d in g is n o w :
Reds 4 8; B in es 50.
T h is is th e la rg e s t and, p e r
haps, th e best co n d u cte d school
o f its k in d in G ra d y co u n ty .
W e ’ ll look fo r you on n e x t T u e s
day n ig h t a t 7 :30 o ’clock.
Ev
e r y t h in g is fre e .
R . L . C ruse. V . Pres.
E . W . W asson, A sa ’t C a s h ie r
(N o . 10193)
THE
First National
Bank
OF ALEX
Capital and'Surplus,
$50,000.00
SA N T.A C liA U S
A D V iS liS
US
TH .AT H E ’ H A S S H ll’ l'E I ) U S A
U A IIG E A SSO R T .M E X T O F F A N C Y
S A L A D B O W L S, C A I iE P L A T E S ,
A XD R A I L P L A T E .S , AN D S I L V E R
W A R E A X D C A R A IX G S E T S F O R
T H E O LD ER F O LK S.
N O R V IL L h a r d w a r e CO.
W hen y o u g e t debts p a id s ta rt a b a n k a cc o u n t.
W ith
a little e ffo rt a lo n g th is lin e you m a y n o t h a v e a n y debts
lo p a y n e x t y e a r.
I
C hina Painting (3Iass
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I Motorcycles on Easy Payments |
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I
JESS A. TUCKER
Phone 70
M rs . A . T . G a rn e r o f C h ic k a s h a
has secured a class o f seven in
th e a r t o f c h in a p la n tin g . S he
com es d o w n e v e ry M o n d a y m o r n
in g , a n d has h e r s tu d io o v er th e
F ir s t N a tio n a l B a n k . Those t a k
in g lessons u n d e r M rs . G a rn e r
a re h ig h ly pleased w it h th e re
pro g ress and th e class is e x p e c t
ed to be la rg e w ith , in a s h o rt
tim e .
O u r
M o tto —
Bradley Has Corn Blaze.
F ir e w h ic h c a u g h t fro m th e
s p a rk s o f an s te a m e n g in e b n rn e d
a b o u t 600 bushels o f co rn a t
B ra d le y la s t w e e k .
T h e f ir e
s ta r te d a t 3:40 in th e a fte rn o o n
a n d q u ic k ly s p re a d o u e r th e e n
t ir e r ic k o f c o rn on w h ic h th e y
s h e llin g , a n d save fo r th e h e ro ic
w o r k o f a ll a v a ila b le m en , th e
b ig c rib c o n ta in in s a b o u t 8000
bushels w o u ld h a v e bee b u rn e d .
T h e y p a rte d th e ric k a n d p re v e n
te d th e fir e fr o m g e ttin g to th e
c rib . T l t t c orn be ongec to K e e l
an d son o f L in d s a y .
N e w L o c atio n east side m ain s tre e t.
F arm L oan s
ness w e do juetiB es th e s ta te
m eu t th a t we oao m eet a n y
and a ll c o m p e titio n .
A
Sheegog & Cralle
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Phone 1
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New Store
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Sea-SweptStorm-Swept
W ill W . S a n fo rd , p ro p rie to r o f
th e G lobe s to re a t C h ic k tis h a ,
w as d o w n W e d n e s d a y m o rn in g
closing a c o n tra c t fo r th e r e n tin g
o f th e south roo m o f th e G riffin
b u ild in g . H e w ill be h e re w ith
a la rg e stock o f d i’ygoods, shoes
and gro ce ries w ith in tw o o r t h
ree w e e ks .
W e a re p e rs o n a lly a c q u a in te d
w ith th e g e n tle m a n , h e is a bus
iness m an an d a liv e one, too.
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A T H IX D IM E , XO O E T A IT C K IH '
ON E I T H E R A L I F E S I Z E D O L L
O K A I R U II'T /E .
RETTKR GET
O X E A l 'T E R D E ('I< :3[B E K 8 T H .
N O R V IL L H A B D W A R E CO.
Recital Was Great
T h e re c ita l g iv e n jo in tly by
M rs . A . B M o rg a n a n d M iss
M a ry AS;nes O ’ N e ill o f C h ic k a s h a
on la s t T h u rs d a y n ig h t w a s f a r
beyond e x p e c ta ta tio n s . A re c i
ta tio n by M rs . M o rg a n e n title d
“ B 60 6 ” w as a v e ry p a th e tic oue,
in d eed . I t w a s an im p e rs o n a t
ion o f a scene e n ac te d in a priso n
w h e re th e lit t le d a u g h te r, e a g e r
fo r h e r fa th e rs release a f t e r h e r
m o th ers d e a th , cam e to v is it h e r
fa th e r and say “ m e rry X m a s ,
D a d d y .”
W e hope to h a v e th e s e lad ie s
w ith us a g a in soon.
G i a ’ Y O U R H O L ID A Y HO.XKK
O F US, W E H A V K M A N Y S I Z E S .
A L S O CAXDLFrfS, T IN S E L , C R E P E
P A P E R , C H R IS T M A S B E L L S A X D
O T H E R O R N A M E N T S A T N O R V IL L
H A R D W A R E CO.
W c are B o o ste rs
FO R"
--Sensible prices,
quality considered.
W E L C O M E
SAN TA T E L L S US TH AT H E
W T L L B B H E R E IN ABO UT T E N
D A Y S W IT H A L L K IN D S O F T O Y S
P O R T H B L I T T L E , F O L K S , AN D
R E .V L P R E S E N T S F O R G R O W N
FO LKS.
N O R V IL L H .V R D W A R E CO.
F irs t N a tic n a l B a n k B u ild in g
Dr. Warren, Dentist
Q U A R T E R LY CO N FEREN CE
Office over Wasson Grocery Co,
n
m
m m
L o o k fo r th e “ K o z y ” s ig n , it spells good show ,
5 .1 0 o
T h e F ir s t Q u a rte rly C o n feren ce of
the M etUpdist
E p isc o p a l
C hu rch ,
So u th , A lez C h a rg e, C h ick a sh a D is
tric t, W est O klah o m a C onference,
w ill convene a t A le x D er m ber 1 2 ,
1 3 . O ur p resid in g eld er, R ev . C . P.
M itch ell w ill be w ith u s to ad m in
is t e r S p iritu a l fo o d to th e people.
A ll a r e in vited and u rged to atten d
th ese services an d
s h a re in
the
b lessin g s in sto re fo r u s. W e u rg e
tb a t
every
oflicial
m em ber
be
p resen t.
J . D. K ID D ,
P a s to r In ch arge.
T O Y LAN D , TO Y LAN D , TO Y
L A N D , W E L L I SH O U LD G U E S S .
S A N T A W IL L B E A T O U R S T O R E
IN ©VLL H IS G L O R Y .
N O R V U j L H A R D W A R E CO.
Y . u d e v ille an d 4 re els o f p ic tu re s .
C h io k a s h a , O k la .
J fr
fm
U S E T R IB U N E W AN T AD S
Let
th ese little
w o rk e rs do y o u r
w o rk fo r you. T h e cost
is show n in w a n t ad scale In
e v e r y Issue o f th e T rib u n e.
Read it—tell your
friends about it.
Buys Home
J . B . M e e k s has b o u g h t th e
residence o f R . W . B o tto m s , th e
d t e l b e in g c o n s u m a te d T u e s d a y
Will Have Light Plant o f th is w e e e . M r . M e e k s has
occupied th ia p ro p e rty fo r som e
R . L . B ond, a re p re s e n ta tiv e tim e .
o f th e O x w e ld A c e ty e le n e C o .,
A BSO LU TELY
FREE,
YO U R
o f C h ica g o , Ills ., has so ld an a c C H O IC E O F A L I F E S I Z E D O L L ,
e ty e le n e ga s
lig h tin g s ys te m O R F I N E S T A I R R I F L E . G E T
th a t w ill lig h t th e s to re s o f th e T IC K E T S A T O U R S T O R E A F T E R
fo llo w in f firm s : B ond b ro th e rs, D E C . S T H , O N L Y O N E TO E A C H
B O Y AN D E A C H G I R L , T H E Y A R E
W . H . V in c e n t & c o m p an y , a n d
FREE.
th e P a la c e D r u g store.
T h e p la n t is to be in o p e ra tio n
b e fo re X m a s an d th e co st w ill be
Sells calves for $30
a p p ro x im a te ly 8450
T h e to ta l n u m b e r o f lifh ts to
G e o rg e R . B e e le r o f C h ic k a s h a ,
in s ta lle d w ill b e 39 w i t h an e x tr a
w h o has a 2 16 0 acre ra n c h s o u .h
lig h t in f r o n t o f e ac h store to
o f to w n , sold 146 head o f c alve s
m o k e A le x lo o k re a lly lik e a c ity .
w h ic h he ha s ju s t ta k e n fr o m
S A N T A C L A U S H A S LO C.A TED ►heir m o th e rs to a M r , w o o d a ll
H IS H E A D Q U .U IX E R S
A T O U R o f V e rd e n , d e liv e rin g th e b a la n c e
S T O R E T H IS Y E A R A N D W L L L o f th e m la s t w e e k .
T h e p ric e
H A V K A F U L L L IX E OF T H E
p aid w as $30 p e r h e a h ,
M r B e e le r is also fe e d in g 200
N O R V IL L ILA R D W A P .E CO .
head o f cow s an d 200$ tw o and
th re e y e a r-o ld stfeers w h ic h he
Alexis Defeated
b o u g h t la s t M a rc h
S n a re d by th e T rib u n e !
W h o w ill b e fir s t t o ju m p u p
A BSO LU TELY
FREE,
YO U R
a n d say you “ c an ’t d o i l a g a in ” .
I t h a p p e n e d th u s ly ;
A b rig h t, C H O IC E O F A L I F E S I Z E D O L L,
fa s t, bunch o f A le x y o u n g s te rs O R F I N E S T A I R R I I 'L E . O E T
T IC K E T S A T O U R S T O R E A F T E R
s a u n te re d u p to C h ic k a s h a la s t D E C . ST H , O N L Y O N E TO E A C H
S a tu rd a y a n d hooked h o rn s w it h B O Y AN D E A C H G I R L , T H E Y A R E
th e C h ic k a s h a H ig h school b a s k F R E E .
N O R V IL L H V R D W A R E CO.
e tb a ll a g g re g a tio n , t h e g am e b e
in g stag ed in th e h ig h school
R IlvTH O D IST C H U R C H N O T IC liS
g y m . O u r boys p la y e d a fa s t,
cle a n g am e a n d was b e a te n 17 to
6.
1 0 :0 0 a. m.
T O Y L A N D W IL L B E A T O U R
S T O R E T H IS Y E A R ,
W IT H A S
GO OD /VSSO RTM EN T
OF
THE
V E R Y B E S T TO YS A S YO D W IL L
F I N D A N Y IV H E IIE .
N O R V IL L H A R D W A R E CO .
P re a c h in g ,
second
an d
lo u rth
Su n d ay s a t 1 1 : 0 0 a. m. and 7 ; p. m.
P r a y e r S e r v ic e s and C h o ir P r a c
Uce W edn esd ay, 7 :0 0 p. m.
A cord ial w elco m e to a ll.
J . D. K ID D ,
P a s to r in .c h a rg e .
S u n d a y S c h o o l each
Sunday
A lc x H arn ess S h o p
Hugh M. Millican
Baggage & Transfer
Optometry
m e a s u ra m e n t ot th e po w er o f
v is io n a n d th e a d a p tio n o f le n
ses fo r th e a id th e r e o f,” and is
re g u la te d b y law in 33 states
in c lu d in g O k la h o m a re q n irin g
a b p lio a n ts fo r b n ic tic e fo show th e ir c o m p eten c e before a
b o a rd of e x a m in e rs in o p to m e try . l a m now th e one in
G ra d y o o u n ty re g istere d b y e m a m in a tio n .
DR.
ED W A R D
423 C h ix . A v e .
C A R R
P ro p rie to r C a r r ’s O p tic a l P a rlo r
F a rm
L o a n s
L e t us re n e w th a t o ld lo in o r m a k e you a n e w loan ?.
W e lo an lib e ra l a m o u n ts and g iv e you th e
best o f te rm s and ra te s .
S ee, P h o n e , o r
W r ite
T. H. Bennett
C h ic k a s h a ,
O k la .
at
A l l o f H u g h i e M illic a n ’s h a r d
Bups 80 Acre Farm
W o rk w e n t u p in s m o ke la s t
I w e e k w h en h is big p ile o f cobs
.lam es M a h o n a n d h is sons
b u rn e d .
boug ht 80 a cres o f th e E . A . V a u
D o n ’t lo r g e t our p r ic e s on w o o l g h a n fa r , la s t w e e k , p a y in g $ 4 5 .s h ir t s , W asson G rocery Com pany.
00 p e r acre.
fc#
BOND BROS
‘PHONE 3 0
N e w H a rn e s s M ad e
Y O U IK) NOT h a v e TO S P E N D
A T H IX D IM E , TO G C T A T IC K E T
OX E I T H E R A L U <E S I Z E D O L L
O R A IR R IF L E .
B E T l ’E R G E T
O X E A l'T E R D E C E M B E R S T H .
N O ItV lL L HARDW ’A R E CO.
I
Alex to Have
‘•R»2 or8 Sharp, Towol* Cl-nn;
Cat© Uio wblskura so they can’ t ba seen’ ’
an d re tu rn s F r id a y .
TH E
KLAHOMA
Profitable OAPIIALNEW
S
M Habit M
keepioo d a ily w atch on
TME A P P E T IT E
TH E LIV E R AND
THE DOWELS
At the fin t lig n ol trou b le re s o rt to
OSTETTER’S
It
Stomach Bitters
help*
Nature
restore
n orn u l
con dition s tbrOuffhout the s y s te m .
M E N
A N D
? ^ r . h r n ! S r d . 'T ?
W O M E N
or and rheerfulneu often disappear when
tha kldneya are out of ordtr or diaaaaed.
For aood reaulta uaa Dr. Kllmer’i
Rwamp-RooL tha (reat kldner remedy.
At drurcists. Sample tlM bold* by P ar
cel Poat. alto pamphisl.
Address Dr. Kilmer A Co., Blnshamton,
N. T.. and eneloee len cents. When
lu f mention this paper.
TAKE
Th« flrat 4o m oflwi artonlalw* the Invalid,
flv to i ekallclty ol nrind, bwoyincy olborty,
GOOD DIG^SriON,
recuier kewHi end eolM Ueib. Price. U cU.
'
a
H it Objection,
Mr. Som estayur—How did you like
P a r is ’
.Mr. Kollingstone—Oh; P arla la all
right, but 1 can't stand (ur tb e ParIsttes.
An Improved Quinine, Does not Cauie
Nervousness nur Ringing in Head
The bsppy oouiblnstkiD of UistlvM In LAX*
ATIVKUKUMOgL'l.MNKuukMlbeQulnliM
In thit form bate s far bctwr «Reci than th.
ordinary Quinine, and It can be laken bv anyon* wliliuul aflsollDg llia bead. Kaiiiaiiiber to
oall fur tha full nama. Laiatlve llromuQulnlnw
Look lor tiguaiure of e. W.Uruva. 8Av.
Y es. Y e t i
"Doan MNs Smith look cu te this
cbenlng. MIstah Jo h n sin g ?"
"Yen, very cuticle, v e ry c u t ic le !"
Nol (ira y H alra bm T ire d K y a a
make ui look older than we are. Keep yonr
Eyee ruung and you will luok young. After
tbe Slovlee alweyi Murine Your Kyee—
Don't tell your age.
O rders It Up.
"D o you pass Ih t plalB at ch urch ?"
"N o ; I go to sleep and Ict it pass
m e."
AVOID A DO CTOR'S B IL L
on the first of the month by taking
uow a hottio of .Mansllold Cough B a l
aam for th at hacking, hollow cough.
P rice 20c and 60c.— Adv.
Moan Fling.
K thcl—“ Ja e k proponed Ih rc e firaos
befor. I accepted him ." M arie—"T o
whom, d e a r? " Hoston T rniiSfrlpt.
Spartan Women Suffered Untold Torturei
but who wunta to he a S p a rta n ? T ake
"P em en ln u " fur all fem ale dliordors.
P ric e 60c and $1.00,— Adv.
More suw ing and le ss linnimering Is
anolhcr thing that is badly needed In
•h la com itry.
A lw ays keep H anford’s D alsara on
band for accidents. It'a good Insur
ance. Adv.
Muny a m arried man would sturve
to death If his w ife didn't know how
to m anipulate a can openei.
Dr. I'irree’n I’elleU are twsl for liver,
bowrin and tlomach. (Ine litile IVIlet for
* iuxiitive- three for a catlmrtio.-- Adv.
If w ishes wore m ules m oal beggars
would have more k ick s coming.
O k la h o m a D ir e c t o r y
L e e -H u c k in s 4 —
f
O K LA H O M A
C IT Y
F IR E P R O O F
450 Rooms 300 Baths
Rates: SI and upwards
STANDARD
‘ D e s i^ P tf e r * 3
c \x v \ E . r x ^ r ’ c w i e r s
o\
Pritxlirv^ PI<NtC3
O ic u f l H O / w i G i t y
u.
T R I B U N E
THE FARMER’S CHANCE
S in ce J u / ’ >H back la ie * to the
i/re'unt of about $!(»■./ V l b a r s bees
THE S P m
FA R M L .4 N D S IN
i.ile c u ti la the vgnou* co'inU e* of the D ickena, K e n L C rosby and Garza
='.aie and re p jr .-c ! lo the olSce of the ' Ctoontiea, T e x a s, o ffer the fa rm e r bis ^
state- auditor, E . B. H ow ard. Under beat opportunity to aecure productive :
tbe proTitkm a or the la v k n o « n as H (arm a at low prices and on e a sy te rm s I
B. .No. 64*. aC ectln * the ad justm ent of S e v e ra l hundred fa n n e rs have already
LYON P R O P O S E S M E A S U R E TO
back l a i f - , the audUor is n o « receie- bought from th it rem arkab is body of J U R Y D E C L A R E S U. S. L A W S V i a
R E V O LU T IO N IZE ELEC TIO N
l i g repeerta from tbe ra rlo u s counties. agricu ltu ral lands, and are rap id ly pay
L A T ED IN SUCCORING T E U .
in g fo r the aam e from the products
M A C H IN ER Y OF S T A T E .
■'nder tbe law , or ra tb e r aosence of ;
TO N IC W A R SH IP S,
th ereo f—In m any c a se s paying notes
;ia w in the past, the a u d ito r s o ffic e '
b efo re they a r e due. No B O L L W EE
OKLAHOMA C IT Y HEWS EVENTS
ta x acco u n u for tb e year* ISIK l V I L ever known. NO M A L A R IA . Al
_____
to and In clu slre of 1*10 . T h e auditor '■titude, 2,200 to 2.600 feet. W onderful
What the S U U Ofhelals and Depart- “ « d ju s u r fo r all U x accounts, so ' cotton and feed crops grown. For Il
that v b e o e r e r there ta a discrepancy ; lu strated booklet, ad dress C has. A. T hree Are High Officiala of th e Ham
m en u Are Doing— lU m s of InI betw een the accounta of tb e state and | Jo n e s. M anager for 8 . M. SW EN SO N
burg-American Steam ahlp Line.
U rest About the S U U
; eounty, ft w ill be adjusted every yea r A SO N S, Sp u r, Dickena County. T exaa
— A ll Four W ill T ake
—
Adv.
I and tbe taxes carried fo rw ard into tbe
Oklahoma ClUre
A ppeal.
next yea r, so lhat four y e a rs ' tax acAnd som e womeo wouldn't enjo)
M a c h in e s fo r the Initiation of an^
liv
in
g
In
a
heaven
ly
manston
unless
o ther • fa ir " election law mas set In
New Y o rk .—T h ree high officials and
tb e y could clean bouse at le a at once
motion when J . L . L yon llled with
•’
' ‘®«a subordinate officer of tbe Hamburga
month.
h im self as secreta ry of s u t e a copy of
E n ables A ccurate Check,
A m erican Mne w e re found guilty in
the law be propose* to subm it to t b e , ^11 tbe counties have had to go back
tbe fed eral d istrict court o f having
T H IS 18 T H E A G E OF YO U TH .
v o te r, of all poiltlcal partlea fo r tbeir
You will look teo years yonoger if you violated tb e laws o f (he United States
adoption or reJe cio D Provided the rfc
^
darkao roar ngly, grizzly, gray hairs by in sending coal and otber supplies to
quired number o f sign atures are obtalned w.tbin nin ety days, tbe Ume
‘ ê amount of taxes show n unpmd osiBg “ L a Creole" H air D ressing.-Adv. Germ an c ru isers in the South Atlantic
in the first (ew m onths of the Euro
fixed by law, the question will go on <>"
With this
D ifferent Attitude.
pean war.
the ballot at the next general election. Inform ation before the auditor, and
"Isn 't Jo h n H enry crazy o v e r hls
Tbe specific c h a rg e againet the de
which wlil be tbe prim ary in A ugust, w ltb the state's record, w hich has been
n ew autom obile?"
fendants w as con.spiracy to deceive
made from the taxes certified by the
1S 16 .
"H e seem s to be m ostly c raz y un and defraud the United S ta te s. The
I f the law is adopted ll w ill com sta te board of equalization and addeil
d e r IL"
maxim um penalty (or eaeh Indictment
pletely revoluttonire the election ma to and taken from th e usual asse ss
Is two y e a rs ' imprisonm ent and $10,006
ch in ery of the state, l l will extend m ents and cancellations reported by
T o Fortify the System
fine. Sen ten ce w a s not ImDOsed.
su ffrage lo women, abolish the office the counties during th e ye a rs follow
A ga iiu t W in ter Cold
The fo u r d efen can is affected by the
of secretary of the state election board ing 1*0 «, he then w ill be In a position
Many ntera of O K O V E '8 T A S T E L E S S chill
a s now conntliuird. and enable the to m ake an adjustm ent and for all time T O K IC mske Jt a prartlce to U ke © Dumber of verdict a r e Dr. K a r l Buenz. managing
v oter to exercise bis fran chise when settle the amount of ta x * * due to the buttlen In the f©Jl toatrenffibeo ©od fortlfjr the director o f the Hamburg-American |
IN EARLY DAYS OF THE WAR
TH E D IG ESTIO N
H
B elated T ** e « A re C s r 'in g In.
A L E X
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DUtksma Ctb
W. N. Ure Oklahoma C ity, No. 50-181#.
n ecessarily ab sen t from his regular s ta te fo r tbese past y e a rs .
voting precinct on gen eral election
W llh the system now rn use, an ac
days.
curate check w ill be kept on the ac
T he pioposed Itw defines qualified counts of counties w ith the state so
voters as "a ll m ale and fem ale citizens fa r as sla te taxes are concerned, so
o f the Uaited B iu ies, m ale and fem ale that at least tw ice a y e a r there will
citizens > f Indian descent of Ihe United be th is adjustm ent o f taxea êlween
B tates, male and fem ale clUzens o f the the county and the state.
state, who are o vei the age of 21 yoars,
Auditor Given Authority.
who bave resided In the state one yeur,|
H eretofore, In the absence of any
the county s ix m m th s, and the pre
cinct for th irty days previous to the law ap parently, there has been no one
election. Provided that no person ad- authorized to m ake a n y finding as lo
judged guilty o f a felony a fter the the action o f the county boards in re
adoption of the constitution, aubject to ducing the valuations made by the
such exeepttona a.v Ihe legislature may s t a le board of equalization, and this
prescribe, u n less hls or her citizenship will be an effective.one fo r the reason
has been restored In the m anner pro It haa em powered the auditor lo sa v
v id ed by la w ; nor an y person while w bat the law Is in th is respect. Coun
kept In a poor house or other asylum ty boards and the gtate board of equal
at the public exp en se, except federal or ization cut off valu atio n s and as so
fennfederate so ld ie rs; nor any person fa r shown have had no authority so
In an y public ptlson, nor any Idiot or fa r as s la te taxes a re concerned. In
lunatic shall be entitled lo vote at any thl* m atter the auditor will be the
election held under the lawa of this m an tn bring suit to keep intact the
assessm en ts and valu atio n s made b*
state."
It provides fo r the creation o f a atate the s ta le board unless th ey are legally
election board to be compoged of threo reduced by erroneous assessm en t.
m em bers, tw o o f whom sh all be ap
pointed by th e govern or from each of V erdict B y Jud ge B rin g s New T rial.
Ihe two domlnnn" political parties, sub
n e cau se Ih* trial ju d g e refused to
jec t to Ihe ap proval of the state central subm it the lasne of s e lf defense to the
com m ittees of such p arlies. T he sec ju ry , Ihe crim inal court of appeals re
retary nf s ta le shall be the third mem versed the conviction and life Im pris
b er and ex-offlcio secretary of the onm ent sentence Imposed upon Jo e
board ,ind as such sh all be Ihe cus' M cC latchey In the d istrict court o f
tndinn i f all booKi., records and papers H askell county for th e murder of Co
of the board. Cne o f the mem bers lum bus H ess.
named by the govern or shall he desig
M cC latchey and H ess, Indians, en
nated as chnlrn.iin.
gaged In a fight w hile th ey were drink
County hoards sh all also be com
ing. M cClatchey alleged that Hess a t
posed of th ree m fin bers, the eounty
tacked him with a k n ife and that he
clerk being ex ofhelo secretary and per
shot nnd killed In d efen se of his own
form ing the sam e duties for the county
life. The pistol he used, he said, wn.*
hoard ns does thu se creta ry of sta le for
laken hy him from H ess a few minutes
Ihe state board. Other two mem bers
before the shooting.
nf couniy hoard shall be iippninled by
O ver the objections of counsel for
the stale board on recomm endations
from the county central com m iltces of M eftlalchoy Ihe trial judge refused to
Ihe Iwo dom lnnn' parties. I’ reclncl subm it Ihe question o f se lf defense lo
boards ihall be at pointed by the sec- the ju ry.
"Y o u are Instructed tlmt Ihere Is no
reln ry of the couniy hoard.
Tho law p rescllh es a form of afll evldenee In this c a se to show that the
davit which wlien subscribed to will homicide wn.s ju stifiab le or excusable
entitle i.bsenl volers lo vole In nny under the law s of th is state." aald the
precinct m Ihe blnie fnr sln le ofllclals. ju dge In Instructing the jury.
inemhers o f tho legislature, congress
T he attorney gen eral filed with the
nnd electors for president nnd vice crim inal court of ap p eals a confession
president of the United States.
o f erro r to the effect lh a t "th e Instrucllon s of the court usurped the prov
ince of the ju ry and took from It the
D eclaiing Hint fraud hnd been prac right lo pass upon the degree o f the
ticed when Luvnnda Cham bers, a crim e and tn fact told It there was no
Cherokee Indian girl, gave K, M. A r s e lf defenae."
nold a d eid for her rich oil proporlles
In Bird C reek township for $200,
T a x Sales H eld Illegal.
Special Ju d g e C.eorge C. Crump in dis
A declalon which m ay rpniicr In val
trict court at T u lsa last week canid nearly 1.000 19 13 O klahoma City tax
celli'd the deed, g ave the girl a judg
s a le s w ere gtven hy Jud ge Jnhn W.
ment fo ' *6.300, wtlh Interest amount
H ayson of th e 'd la tric t court of O kla
ing to 11,100 , and accum ulnled royal
hom a County In th e caae of G eorge
ties nggr.-gattng ?6,000. Her total re
covery under Iho judgm ent Is about F lic k againat Ihe board of county comralsalonera. The ju d g e held void tho
*18,000.
s a le for b ark taxes o f properly belongThe sto ry of Luvanda Cham bers aa
. Ing lo .Mr. Flick, when th e'testim o n y
pieced tcgeth er In the district court Is
g,, , „ a , „ e had nnt received notinfnidnri I
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one r\f
of (he mnut
most tinnatifll
unusiinl fxvor
ev er unfolded
tice by m all that th e taxes w ere de
tn lhat tribunal. Ju d ge Crum p found
linquent.
her lo be the victim of a conaplracy to
T he m ere fact th at Mr. Flick did be
defraud h er of her properly, ar.d In
making hla declalon he b itterly de come Informed that the taxes were d e
nounced Arnold before a court room linquent has no b earin g nn the ca.se.
Ju d g e H ayson deckled. It developed
full of apectatora.
that he recplved the Inform ation
through a legal publication In a new s
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500 A rre sts In November,
paper. T he court declared that notice
i During the month of N ovem ber 600
! persona In Oklahoma C ity felt the b y mail, as provided by the statute. Is
; heavy hand o f the law on th eir should- the only proper notice.
A ccenting lo Ju d g e H ayson’s de
i era, and w ere told that they w ere
j pinched. T h e am ount of finea aaae«.a- cision, .Mr. Flick, In order tn recover
Ied and ciiah bonda forfeited wa.a the property, w ill hnve to pay ta x e s
1 *4,438.
T h e total amount colleeted thal have nccrued againat ll, hul w ill
i (hiring the month waa $1,400.50. The be required, fo pny no Interest nor pen
I greateat num ber of arrests w ere made a lly up to Ja n . 1 . 19 15 , Frnm th at
(or v lrja llo n of the tratllc ordinances, date until Ju n e 1 he w ill h» -«>nnlred to
some 16 1 u nw ary drivers betng sum pay 6 per cent Interest, . ' - J trom Ju n s
moned b efo re Ihe bar of ju sllc e for v a 1 until the taxes a r e paid the rate of
Interest will be 18 per cent.
rious violations of theae lawa.
Indian Girt It to Get $18,000.
Gross Production Fund Grows,
B agby New B an k er*’ Secretary.
The fund repreaentlng paym ents of
H arry E. B agb y of 'Vlnlla. for tha
tho gros." production lax on oil and gaa
In the han ds of the sta le auditor now la st eight years president of the Farm amounts to $627,000. When the .lan ; e rs’ S tate bank o f that place, who w as
u ary paym ents are made this fund will state building and loan auditor under
exceed $1,000,000. Aa the collections form er Governor Cruce, waa elected
have heen running only nine months, secreta ry of the Oklahoma B an k ers’
this would Indicate tlmt the revenue associullon at a s a la r y of $3,600 a year.
(rom this source for a yea r will be I Mr. B agby wa.s chosen Irom a list ol
about *1,250,000, an amount that shnuld six who had been recommended to th#
m aterially Increase the sta te ’s income execu tive com m ittee hy a special comIn the event the law aiith .irliln g the nilllee. The new secretary will ai*
ta xla not flnally annulled by the su sum e hts duties Ja n u a r y 1, takin g th4
preme cou rt of th e state.
i piace of W. B. H arrison , resigned.
ejetem ©faJnet the cold weather d u iio f tbe
winter. £Terjroa« knows tta» looJe effect of
Qalnlneand Iron whlcb this preparation cod*
tainn In © taatelCM ©nd ©ccepuble form. It
piirlfiee ©nd eurlobcH tbe blood and buUda up
Uie whole ejutcm. &0c.
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and Arolph H achm eister were
sentenced to serve one and a
half y e a rs in the federal peniten tiary at Atlanta.
Joseph
Poppim jhaus w a s sentenced to
one >ear. T h e Hamburg-American line w as fined one dollar,
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a n d G e t a C o m p le te S e t o f
O n e id a C o m m u n ity
P a r P la te S ilv e r w a r e
G i v e n F r e e W ith
M acaro n i
P ro d u c ts
C END usyourname and addresson coupon b e lo w , and w e w ill tellyou about
how w e are g iving com plete sets o f O n e id a
G im m u n ity P a r P la te S ilverw are, guaranteed
ten years, FREE w ith S k in n e r P ro d u c ts .
In th e m ea n tim e com m ence saving u p the
trade-m ark signatures from S kin n er packages.
SkinnePs Macaroni Products tre made Irom the finest
durum wheat in the largeit and c l e a n e d m acaron i
factory in America. Combine with cheap cuts o f meaL
left-overs, c h e e s e , fi>h, oy sters, m ush room s, etc.
Cheaper than meat artd better.
S en d
C o u p o n
T o d a y
W e will at once return fine recipe
book ©nd full inforraation how to secure
a beautiful Mt of Oneid© Community
Par Plate Silverware FR EE. Silver*
ware you’ll be proud of ©nd which
will make your Ubie look fine.
Alifood sroeers fell Skinner'©
Cheaper by the c« ie ~ 2 4
packafe©
L arg e Club fo r Boya.
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T he boy In the c ity muat avo id many
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sid e track s if he d esires to lead an
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upright and useful life, sa y s the Bos
Skinner Mfg. Co.
Lvrfat Maemnvi Fadvrf
ton Globe. . Constantly he is beset
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i»Am«tuv
w ltb distractions which m ay lead bim
Oufc.NA.
a s tra y Into the ran k s of the incompe
ten t, Idle or even vicious. H e Is an line In N ew Y o rk City; form er Ger
Inquisitive, know ledgo-tbirsting crea man conaul gen eral here, form er Ger
ture. full o f th e ,g re a t possib ilities of man m in ister to Mexico and German
youth. H ls latent powers a r e preci com m issioner in the Venezuelan arbi
o u s; y e l th ey are w asted w ith a prodi tration proceedings before T h e Hague
g ality akin alm ost to lhat o f nature.
tribun al; George Kotter, general su
Hence the establishm ent o f the large perintendent of th e line; Adolph Hach
b oys’ club In Roxbury, handsom ely m eister, general purcha.sing agent;
housed and well equipped, m eans that and Jo se p h Poppinghaus, a form er
m any boys will be given the opportun offlcer In the Germ an n a v y and at
ity to keep on tbe main lin e leading present a second offlcer o f the HamSuperficial Impression.
T ry , T ry Again.
"T h a t man looks a s if he had some
to a useful life.
Blondine— I understand Mrs. Gidhurg-Am erican lin e. A flfth defend
A boy's enthusiasm Is m ore often ant. F e lix Seffn er, super-cargo on one thing on his m ind.”
dlgad bas )ieen m arried flve times.
groused wben he thinks he is playing of the neutral steam ers, sen t to sup
" Y e s .” replied M iss Cayenne; "but
B ru n ctta—Y es, poor dear! She n e v e r
than when he is w orking a t school. ply the Germ an fleet, was not brought his conversation doesn’.t sound that seem s to have any luck with her hus
T b e boys' club can catch bim when
to trial.
He w a s captured by the way. H e Is a w a lk in g optical illusion. bands.
be is en thu siastic and s ta r t tbat en
B ritish while on his errand of relief
thusiasm toward m anly accom plish
and Is at present a prisoner In a Can
ment. W e wish the club every suc
adian detention camp.
cess.
Critlciam Implied.
"H e doesn't like m y cookin g,” sob
bed the three m onths’ bride, a
tear on her long lashes. " I ju st know
he doesn’t. So, th e re !"
"W hat m akes you think so?" her
mother asked. "H a s he said he doesn't
like your cookin g?”
"N-no-o,” stam m ered the bride.
"N onsense, child. It's ju s t .vour im
agination. I (elt there was no basis— ”
"T h ere is a b a s is," the brid e Insist
ed tearfu lly. "1 had been cooking the
loveliest things fo r him (or about two
w eeks and then he told m e he had d e
cided to become a raw-food (addisL
Ho-hoo-o-oo! ’’—J udge.
FORD IS PERSONA NON GRATA
G o o d B y e D ir t!
Here Comes
His P eace Jit n e y Not Sanctioned B y
State Department.
W ashington.— Several European na
tions, neutrals a s well as belligerents,
have inquired o f the Itnited States
concerning the status o f the peace
party, which 1s to sail In vessels ch ar
tered by H enry Ford. To each Secre
tary te n s in g h as replied that the
Am erican governm ent has not only no
concerning the status o f the peace
"umes no responsibility fo r any activ
ities ov negotiations on the part ot
those engaged in the movement. S e c
retary I.anstng has explained that Ihe
He W as Hopeful.
party would c a r r y no credentials from
"H e n ry ," said M rs. P eck , severely, Ihe sta te departm ent and did not differ
"1 hope I didn’t se c you w in k at that (rom a n y o th er body o f Am ericans
young woman w e just p a E se d ."
travelin g In Europe.
’’ .My d ear," ancw ered H enry, m eek
P assports h a v e been granted foi
ly, "1 hope your hope la correct."
Ira vel in neutral countries only. S e v
enty-five were issued. Officials class
H ARD TO D ROP
the m em bers o f the party aa tourists.
But M any Drop It.
At the B ri'ls h em bassy it was Indi
cated that without passports in prop
A young C alif, w ife ta lk s about cof er (orm no one would be permitted to
fee:
land in GreBt Britain from the Ford
” It w a s hard to drop Mocha and ship.
Ja v a and give Postum a trial, but m.v
nerves w ere so shattered tb at I w a s a
nervous w reck and o f course th at BRITISH MONKEY WITH BUZZ-SAW
means all kinds o f ails.
"1 did not want to acknow ledge cof T aking Unwarranted Liberties W ith
A m erican v esse ia.
fee cauaed the trouble fo r 1 was v e ry
fond o f it. A t that tim e a (riend
■Washington.— Official announcement
came to live with us, an d I noticed
thal a fte r he had been w ith us a w eek lhat the A m erican steam ship Hocking
be would not drink h is coffee an y had been reuisitloned b y the British
more. I asked him the reason. He governm ent without the form ality of
replied: ‘I have not had a headache prize court proceedings w as received
since I le ft off drinking coffee, som e by th e state departm ent in a dispatch
months ago. till la st w eek, when 1 be from Consul Qeneral 'Young at H ali
gan again here at your tnble. I don’t fax, w here the ship has been detained
see how anyone can lik e cotfee, a n y since she was seiv.od by a British w a r
w ay, a fte r drinking P o stu m !’
ship w hile on the way from New Y o rk
" I aaid notbing. but a t once ordered to Norfolk.
a package of Postum . T h at was flve
T h e procedure will be vigorously
months ago, and wo h a v e drank no contested by the United States go vern
coffee since, except on tw o occasions ment. who had been more or less skepwhen we bad com pany, and the resu lt o( recognized rights under Interna
each tim e w as th at m y husband could tional law.
Officials o f the departnot sleep, but la y aw ak e and tossed iie n t, who hnd been m ore or less skep
and talked h a lf the n igh t. We w e ie tical regardin g unofficial reports of
convinced th at coffea caused his su f the intention.s of G reat Britain, exfering, so he returned to Postum, con pres.se(i (ran k amazement when they
vinced thaU coffee was an enemy. In learned that th e Hocking actually had
stead o f a (riend, and h e Is troubled been requisitioned. T he United States.
no more by insom nia.
It w a s .said, w ill demand that the ship
" I have gained 8 pounds In w eight, be retained In prize court on the
and m y nerves have ceased to quiver. ch arge that ahe is partly Germ an
It seem s so e a s y now to quit coffee owned, and th at the prize court act
that caused our aches and ails and prom ptly In the case.
take up Postum .”
N am e given by
C onflrm atlon of unofficial reports re
Postum Co., B attle C re e k . Mich.
gardin g the aciion in the Hocking
Postum com es In tw o form s:
c a se led offlcials here to believe that
Poatum C ere al—the o rigin al f o r m m ust be well boiled. 1 5 c and 25c p ack G reat B rita in Intends to take over
fo r Us own a se other vessels o f the
ages.
Instant Poatum— a soluble powder— fleet owned by the Am erican Transd isso lves quickl} in a cup of hot A tlan tic Company. T h e company haa
w ater, and, w ith cream and su gar, Informed th e state departm enl lh at Its
m akes a delicious b everag e instantly. sh ip G enesee at Sl. L u cia. West India,
h as been requisitioned and fhat ths
SOc and 50c tins.
Both kinds a r c e q u slly delicious and K an akeu now at sen bound fo r Port
Stan le y, Falklan d Islandt,, in charg*
coat about the aame p e r cup.
of a prize c re w (rom the British cru
‘ T h e r e ’s a R easo n ” (o r Postum.
—• o ld by G ro c e ra is e r .Meredonia. will b e requiaiiiur.eJ
upon her a rr iv a l at port. -
R ichards’
isone of the most won
derfulinventionsofthe
age. It is absolutely
unique. Never before
has there been speed
without harm. Never before have women liadanythingwhich REALLY made dirtdisappearas quickly,
as harmlessly,as EASILY as with this extraordinary
dirt loosener. It does HOURS work in MINUTES.
Itpositivelywill not fade colored clothes— shrink or
harden woolen, and will not rot or weaken lace cur
tains so they tear easily,but keeps them STRONG
besides absolutely dean.
3 Sticka for 2Sc—less than 2c a washing
Sold by *11 Dnidinata and Grocei* everywhere. If yours doesn't handle iL ahow hii^hii
ad-be’Oget it tor you. Or tend 2Sc in ata.mps to A. B. Richard* Co., Shcnnan. Tax.
DISTRIBUTORS
W illia m s o n -H a ls e ll-F ra z ie r C o m p a n y
Oklahoma City, Guthrie, Elk City, Chickasha, Shawnee and Altus
TheWheatYield
T e lls
t h e
S to r y
of W estern C an ad a’ s R apid Progress
The heavy crops in Western Canada have caused
new records to be made in the handling of grains
by railroads. For, while the movement of these
heavy shipments has been wonderfully rapid, the
resources o f the different roads, despite enlarged
equipments and increased facilities, have been
strained a s never before, and previous records
have thus been broken in all directions.
The largest Canadian wheat shipments through New Y o rk ever known
are reported for the period up to October 15th, u p w a rd s o l fo u r a n d a
q u a rte r m illlo ii.b u t h e la b e in g e x p o rte d in le s a th a n a ix w e e k s ,
and this w as but the overflow of shipments to Montreal, through which
point shipments were much larger than to New York.
Yields a s high as 60 bushels o f wheat per acre are reported from all
parts of th e country, wblle yields o f 45 bushels per acre are common.
Thousands of American f a m e is have taken part in this wonderful pro.
duction. Land price* »re itiH low and free homestead land* are eaaily aecured
in good localicie*. convenient to cburcbea, •cfaools, markets, railways, etc.
T b e r* I t ■* w a r tax aa la a d and aa ceaacrip llaa.
Write for iUuatratedjmmphlet, reduced railroad ratea and othar
information to Supeiinteadent Immigration. Ottawa,
Canada, or
0. «. COOK
2 112 Malu SUKansuCity,
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and p lea s in g th e bidders, as w e ll as th e m an w e w o rk
fo r.
W ill be g U d to m ake y o u r sale,
big
or
a p p llc a tlo ii.
E n lfred ul Alex. O kla., po sio frice
as aeruud c la s s m atter uuder act uf
congress, M arch 3. I8 7 9 .
s m a ll,
f a r o r n e a r.
Make Dates With
B row n & S te p h e n s, B ra d le y , O k la h o m a
M rs . L e slie R eynolds s p e n t I F o rd to u rin g c a r, a rriv e d S u n d a y
:' S uncay w ith th e hom e fo lk s . T n e m o u rn in g .d r iv in g a
ro a d s te r
' m e m o ry o f m o th e rs co o kin g s till w ith a 'l ease,
li ng ers!
C. E . C ostello, F irs t N a t ’l B an k, L in d s a y ,\O k la .
F . $ . B a ll E l R e n ", O k la .
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OP liU ID G E M A T E R IA L
B y au th o rity v e ste d in m e by la w
I w ill otter fo r s a le and s e ll to tb e
h ig h e s t and best b id d er fo r cash on
S a tu rd a y , Dec. 4, 1 9 1 5 a t 1 0 :0 0 a.
m. a t B rad ley , O k la., the fo llo w in g
b rid ge m aterial c o n sistin g of 3 x 1 0 ,
3 x 1 2 etc., sam e b ein g lu m ber tb a t
, ha# 'H>en used. A n y p a rty d esirin g
to bid on an y p a rt o l th is m a te ria l
can see sam e a t steel b rid g e on
j W a sh lla r iv e r e a s t of B ra d le y .
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hiidren.
Hig stock of Holiday £ b . F . H o ld in g
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goods, racket goods, and ,t.
A tto rn eya A t L a w
Room 3 1 0 , N ew T ye B u ild in g . [|
' C b lc k ash a, O kla.
W h y go to Ghickasha to
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O S C A R S im > 8 0 N ,
L a w y e r,
home? W e well pay rail :• Oflice o v e r F a r m e r ’s S t a te B a n k ,
C h ic k a sh a , O klahom a.
way fare on purchases of [
$10 or more
will have I•:-X > 4 -¥ ¥ + X r t-X r tX ~ M ~ > + H X + :
U R . J . M. H A N N A
our holiday goods open I;
P h y s ic ia n and S u rg e o n
► Office r e a r F i r s t N atio n a l B an k .
Call or write us.
iP h o n e 1 3 3 .
A le x , O k l a ...
V a u c . h a n H a r d w a r e Go.
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Lindsay, ‘Okla.
M iss T e r a C lic k , w b o has been
v is tin g a t U u n c a n since las t S ep
S ell P u rs le y ’ fo rm e r county
R a lp h H a n n a , a fte r f in a lly suc te m b e r, re tu rn e d hom e
la s t
c
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m issioner o f G ra d y county,
c e e d in g !n le a rn in g to d riv e a w e e k .
w ho live s a t R u s h S p rin g s , w as
in a good to w n W ed n e sd y.
se n t word that sh e’ w a s ill, which
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UontlBt.
A il w o rk O uaranteed.
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w orried Mr. Trow bridge very much
J . VV. O W S L E Y .
Poor th in g! T h ey had worked ner
J e w e lr y , D iam onds, W atch es.
to death. It would pay to bo kind to
!t;C ut G la ss, C hina A rt G o od s and
the lady. He hunted up h er address
and ordered flow ers. H e would take
S ilv e rw a re .
By L O U I S E O L I V E R .
them him self on his w ay home. At
h ave ju s t fin is h ed u n p a c k in g th e ’!•
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the m iddle house in a suburban row
the bell wns answ ered by a pretty glrl, la rg e s t and m o s t s e le c t lin e o f
B e tty had Ju st finished a course in who turned a fa ire st rod tho Instant X m a s goods t h a t h a v e e v e r been
the a rt of shorthand and typew ritin g she opened the door and saw tho c a ll
U. M . WOODY
M r . V in c e n t,
and it w as up to b er to gel w ork. Mab er. T he visitor w a s m ystified. W hers show n in A le x .
L aw y e r.
w as painting and Lillian w as teaching, had ho seen her before? Something w hose m o tto has a lw a y s been
but it waa now necessary fo r Baby nbout h er was v e ry fa m ilia r Indeed! “ h a v e w h a t y o u w a n t” , w h ile a t
3 1 7 C b lck ash a A v e .
B etty, as the fam ily called her, to R eco vering him self, he handed In th*
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But if today w a s a sample, positions Heck’s health. L earn in g tliat sho waa goods fo r th e w h o le tr ib e , k n o w i i..x .¥ ¥ ¥ -{-X “X r t X ' X X ' ¥ + + X r t : I
w ere not grow ing along the curbstones im proving and hoped to bo at work in in g t h a t a b ig lin e o f w e ll .select
R I L L & JO H N ’ S
w aitin g to be plucked. Sbe flew home a fow days, he departed— not without
R e sta u ra n t.
ed to ys fo r th e k id d ie s and b e au
to ta lk things o v e r with the girls.
a backw ard glance ns he left.
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T h e next m orning Mr. A b e r t Trow>
Monday did not return Miss Heck
A good p lace to e a t— w o m en i
bridge was sca rc e ly seated at his to her duties, which afforded Albert w o uld cause e v e ry X m a s shopper .’.a n d fa m iile s o sp ecially Invited.
desk when tbe boy announced with a T row bridge another opportunity for
to shop a t h o n e th is y e a r . W e ’ ll X
grin tb a t a la d y wished to see him. inquiry a t the house and a possible
X 2 2 I Chic. A v e. W. M atto x , Prop..]
Mr. T row bridge frowned, b u t gave a chance o f seeing the sam e glrl again. h ave to off w it h our h a ts to h im ,
;,;* :-+ x + x + + x r t* ¥ X X * + x + -:-x * ;
He w a s gratlfled when the young he h a s th e goods.
grudging consent. "Show h e r in."
A person soon appeared in the door ’ lady o f Satu rd ay answ ered the b ell
R. M . S H A W , M . D.
w ay who caused that gentlem an to I T his tim e she dem urely asked him in.
A
m
o
o
n
lg
h
t
school
has
been
S iste r w a s b etter and would wish to
gasp.
O ffice
; see bim and thank him fo r the flow o rg an ized a t th e H e n d ric k s s ch
"Good m orning. Miss—’’
F ir s t N a tl. B a n k B ld g.
“ H eck," she supplied c u rtly.
] ers.
ool house s o u th o f to w n .
He did not hear the giggling and
H e surveyed the round, shin y face
and steel spectacles, a decade old fu ssin g in M ab's studio, where w a y
fV V
V T T ’TV’r ’rV V v V V V T T T T ’r v J
hat perched on top ot a coiffure so ward cu rls w ere being brushed flat T R IB U N E W I L L H A V E
flat th at it looked like p a in t and th« and pulled back into a hard knot and
OLD T IM E R E D IT IO N
doorbell knot twisted so tight it ! a horrid lotion w as putting a glaze
A iex C am p No. 86S
IN T H B N E A R F U T U R E
i on a roae and v e lv e t complexion.
pulled her eyes aslant.
W . 0 . W.
Putting in h is time looking at pho
One of the m ost ap p ro p riate edi
" I heard th at you wanted a stenog
rapher, and thought m aybe I would tographs and fam ily groups, he d is tions, in our m in d , th a t a n ew spaper
covered something.
A queer look cau p u t out, i s one ded icated to the
do. I am one.”
Meets on 1 s t a n d x
came Into his face, w hich, had he
‘‘Indeed?’’ gasped Mr. T row bridge.
old tim ers o f the com m u nity in
W edn esd ay n ig h t s
eacbv
"Y e s . You’ll flud I'm businesslike, ' been playing auction, an y o f his
which it Is pu b lish ed .
B y an old
quick and com petent.’’
A n d fixing ; friends would have known indicated a
tim er edition, w e m ean one th at w ill
him w ith an ow lish look over her c ertain ty on his part of bolding m osl
W. O. G ra h a m ]
con tain the tru e s to ry of tbe life
o
f
tbe
odd
tricks.
g la sses, she ad ded : "B e sid e s, I don’l
C le rk
j
and
pioneer
e
xp
e
rie
n
ce
s
of
every
M iss Heck cam e in— tlie ugty M iss
bother about m en, nor th ey me. You
w ill save tlm o, and tim e’s money H eck. Sbe shook hands in a bu si "o ld tim e r” citizen w b o still resid e s
n esslik e m anner and sa t down.
h ere. I t is o u r Intention to pu b lish
tb ese days."
T he re st of w h at happened w as such one in the v e r y n e ar fu tu r e , g e ttin g
“ You are qu ite right," h e agreed,
A ie x L o d g e '
a surp rise to her, as B e tty told the it up in a r tis tic style, printed on
politely. "T im e la money.”
N
o
. 457
A w him sical look came in to bis face, girls afterw ard, she couldn’t rem em good paper, an d con tain in g the liv e s
But it was so m e
w h ich slow ly broadened in to a grin, ber distinctly.
A.
P
.
& A. M.
ot e v e ry pio n eer citizen of
th is
as b e tbo u gh tfu lly tapped b is pencil thing lik e th is:
‘‘I'm glad you are better, M lsi com m unity, a n d if o u r honest effo rts
a g ain st his desk.
be rew ard e d , w e an ticip a te it w ill be -J*
“ I believe FU try you, M iss H e ck !” Heck. I came to talk business.”
M eets T u esd ay e v e n in g on o r j
an editio n th a t w ill do a cred it to the
‘‘Y e s ? ’’
he exclaim ed suddenly. “ I have had
b efo re th e fu ll m oon. V isitin g j
"W lien you cam e to m e you recom e n tire po pu lation of th is little city
a g re a t deal o f trout)Ie w ith —with—
/ b r o t h e r s a r e invited to m oet w lth.j
undesirable yo u ng ladies and I be mended yo u rself as a tim e-saver. 1 and the co u n try a ro u n d it.
H ow
lie v e you a re Ju s t wbat I am looking believe in the sam e th in g and I b av e m an y copies do you w a n t? W e a re
a proposition to m ake to you right b o ok in g o rd e rs now.
fo r."
F r a n k J . H am ilto n , W . M .. j
A s she took h er place a t the type now.”
J . M. G ipson . Boo. £
w rite r in tb e outer oflice, a painful
“ V e ry good, M r, T row bridge."
hu sh fe ll o ver the room. T b e chlel
‘ ‘W ell, B etty, if you w ill .Ju st run
D . C . W ils o n , d e p u ty s h e riff,
X " !*X " :" t*x *-i*x W " i'X -+ x M “J!|!
c le rk , whose d u ty it w a s to Initiate u pstairs and ta k e off a ll that darn
w
as
in
C
h
ic
k
a
s
h
a
M
o
n
d
a
y
in
his
n ew stenographers, made a w ry face foolishness and le t dow n those p retty
A L E X LO D GE
j.
behind his han d, and the young lady curls, rui) off th at g rease and sm ash o ffic ia l c a p a c ity .
N o. 477
jl
caught som ething about
"so u rln i those spectacles, I ’m going to ask
I. 0 . 0 . F .
?
you to m arry me. B u t, on second
T O Y LA N D , TO Y L A M ), TO Y
cream .”
❖
.
M iss H eck proved to b e all she thought, I don’t believe I'll w a it for L A M ) , W E L L I SH O U L D G U E S S .
/ M e e t s e v e ry F r id a y n igh t. V I® .).
claim ed fo r heraelf. S h e was bu si th at."
•!<
S /JN T A W I L L R E A T O UR S T O R K •i'ilo rs in v ited .
And B etty n e ve r would tell the rest
n e sslik e and quick. Mr. Trow bridge
IN A L L H IS G L O R Y .
?
him self, at th e end of a w e e k confided of it.
W . H . C o lU er j
E . D. E v a n s
h is Joy to his companions. " I ’ve found (Copyright, 1915, by the McClure Newspa
S e c’y
X
N . O.
per Syndicate.)
a perfect lem on of a stenographer.
t
Bhe is so u g ly she ia fascin atin g. I
W . A . T h o m a s w a s a C h ic k / - t 'X ' X - i - F X r t X - W X F X + X ^ X - ]
Of Absolute Pitch.
dictate tw ice a s many le tte r s as I used
M usical c ritic s should be sound asha v is ito r a t th e c o u rt house
R O BT. E. A L E X A N D E R
to Ju st to convince m yself o t my luck.” Judges.— Houston Post.
LAW YER
i
One day M is^ Hock w aa a ^ a y ,. She
M onday.
BETTY’S SUCCESS
Who conies there?-Santa
I
Patronize oui FountainW'e try to please.
jif:M '.
Bond B ro th e rs, the old
R e lia b le
sto re, h av e Ju st received
a la rg e
shipm en t of L a d ie s and M isses coats
fo r fa ll and w in ter. T h ese are in the
ve ry la te s t styles and are priced Ju s t
rig h t— y o u rs is inclu ded in the sh ip
m ent.— Adv.
SA N TA
C liA U S A D V ISP iS US
T H A T H E H A S S H IP P E I) U S A
L A I U iE A S S O R T M E N T O F F A N C Y
S A L A U H O W LS, C A liE I 'liA T E S ,
ANO R A I L P L A T E S , A M ) S I L V E R
W A R E AN D C A R V IN G S E T S PO R
TH E O LD ER P O LK S.
N O R V IL L H A U D W A H E CO.
PERSO N A L,
X X r t + 'M - X - X X r t X M - M - t
n|ile In nilvnnce.
on
LO CAL AN D
I’ ny-
Y es, we a re s till in th e bu sin ess— s e llin g sales e v e ry
ra le s
«■
►
C la u d lia F J rc e o f C h ic k a s h a
w ill assist in th e P a la c e D ru g
store d u rin g th ? h o lid a y s .
o lbert
"■liM T iptioii per yenr, * 1 .0 0 .
.td v ertisiiik :
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ITRENCHES
Picture o f the
3art o f Sol-
tnce.
irney. N. J ., r ®
broiher. H arry
(stersbiro. EngI the tren d ie s,
oes not know,
n the forehead
1," but is "carplcturo of llfo
I out here now
when Ihero la
d hundreds ol
sizes whizzing
like rain, and
dinner of CUlliscu lts as bard
o f w ater with
ondy’s fluid in ‘
iefore you in a
tn th e ground,
e you bave to
and look out
Ding ovor.”
am m ar.
jv ln g a young
T om m y, Tomthnn that— you
le i t ; ’ that isn 't
snld Tom m y,
then W illy lied
v e ry w e ll?”
s h is rent bill
56 ono of nine.
I
CALL
For
We Have The
Notice!
10
P ersons k n o w in g th e m s e lv e s
in d e b te d to m e w ill ta k e n o tic e
t h a t 1 w ill n o t c a r r y y o u r a c c o u n t
s av e y o u rs e lf c o u rt costs.
F . J . H a m ilto n , P ro p rie to r
P a la c e D ru g S to re
■'71’ ®
O ffic e F ir s t N a tio n a l B a n k j
B u ild in g .
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A le x , O k lab o m a
j
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m
m
m
m
m
C
O
L
Stephenson-Browne Lumber Company rS
0
C o lo rad o c o a l $7 50
Alcx Mill & E tvaiiiP Ci mpaay
( T IIC K A S IIA , O K L A .
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a
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4 - a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a
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H . L. G R IG S B Y ,
AT T O BN EY A T LAW .
ALEX
GRO VE
No.
406 a
C , C . K e s e y w as a C h ic k a s h a * m eets every fir s t and th ird a
'* W edn esd ay aftern o o n In e a c b X
v is ito r M o n d a y .
m m onth
T O Y LA N D W IL L B E AT OUR
S T O R E T H IS Y E A R , W IT H A S
G (K )D A S S O R T M E N T
OP
TH E
V E R Y B E S T T O Y S A S YOU W IL L
PINT) A N Y W H E K E .
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M ens tw o piece u n d e rw e a r
and
u nion s u its — good an d w arm , m ada
fo r w in te r, popular prices— a lw a y a
a com plete stock.
28 -U
re- and
h, etc™
oisturom p le tfl
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T H E
A L E X
T R I B U N E
Pr
Iteepino
te
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A N D
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h e lp s
con d itio n
M E N /*
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c r anil chei
th e kldncyi
For
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Swamp-Roe
A t druKKlel
cel Poet, a
Addrene I
N . y ., und
Ins meiulot
M
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r
c
h
a
n
t
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B
a
r g
a
i n
TA K E >-
Til
The flret d;
gtvlng cUet
A lc x ,
G(
retuler bow
O k la h o m a
Mr. Son
r a r la ?
Mr. Rol
right, but
laites.
A n lm p r o '
N erv o u s
The happv(
ATlVEliUt
Id this fiirin
60c p a c k iig e “ m e k e m liiy ” p o u ltry food
O n d d o lla r b o ttle Foleys k id n e v re m e d y
25o b o tlie W h ite P ine c o u g h s y ru p
ordinary Qu
onewilliuut
oall for tho f
Louli tur big
40
65
15
"noan
cbenlng.
"Yea. VI
Palace Drug Store
1
Not G i
malie us loo
Eyesyouug
tho Movies
Don’t lell J
5
70
40
lOc a x le g re a s e , per box
N u m b s r 3 w a s h tu b
M e n s fleeced u n d e rw e a r, p e r g a rm e n t
"Do yoi
"N o; 1
me."
AVO
on the fit
now a bo
sam for I
Price 25c
D o n ’t
M i s s it!!!
If You Doy You Lose
This Sale Is Held
Have Stock, Implements, etc*. For
sale. Joe Ball wil! cry all sales,
Ethel— '
beCorc I .
■whom, dei
C o u n t r y
Spartan W
but w ho V
$ 1.25
$ 2.00
$ 2.25
$ 1.25
"Eem enln
Price 50c
Moro at
another t:
t h i s counI
c ed s r w a te r bucket
childs o a k h ig h c h a ir
R a y o la m p com plete
w ash b o ile r
95
$ 1.70
$ 1.75
95
T H IS
M. 0. Foster
Alwaya
hand f o r
ance. Ad
Many •
to death
to manip
Y ou c a n n o t a ffo rd to m iss
SA LE
T h is space w ill be re s e ry e d fo r those w h o w is h to a d v e rtis e w h a t
th e y w ill h a v e to o ffe r a t each Sale. 8 ® “S ee E d ito r A l e x T r i b u n e .
F u ll h e a d rice, 16 pounds for
$ 1.00
O u r tr e a t— A ll wool $10 su it o f clothes, $1
p a ir o f gloves, $1 dress s h irt, 25c suspsnders
and 1 5 c |d o lla r .a ll on s ale day fo r
$ 9 .9 0
A ll la d ie s and misses c o ats
A ll m en s le a th e r gloves
$ 1 .0 0 s u itc a s e
10 p ’ rd e n t off
10 p. ■ e n t off
70
Bond Brothers
W h ite D o ve flo u r p e r h u n d re d
H o b a rs C ream flo u r, p e r h u n d re d
18 p ju n d s P in to beans
12 b a rs la u n d ry soap fo r
8 2.75
8 2.55
$ 1.00
25
Burch, Adair & Jahn
If pM
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Dr. Piet
bowela ant
a iaiativcI t w la h
$ 3 5 0 H a ls fo .'
w o u lil hit
M er 8 w in te r c o a t m ade o f d u ck
O n e d ollars w o rth of good coffee
Oklal
Lee-
$2.50
$ 1.00
80
Mrs. A. L. Ramsey
o
H e a v y oast R a n g e oook stove w ith b lu e e n
a m e le d door, a m uch b e tte r rto v e th an a n y
$65 steel ra n g e , at
$36 .4 0
10 X 14 fo o llO o z . s ta n d a rd -.vagon cove $ 2.78
$65 W h ite R o ta ry s h u ttle , s it-s tra to m o d e l,
s e w in g m ac h in e at $ 29 .9 0 . O n ly 1 in s to c k.
S in . re g u la r 50c w ire p lie rs a t 29c w h ile
th ey la s i.
10 in c h re g u la r 65c w ir e p liers a t 3.‘lo vt hiie
th ey last.
I >.
450
R a te
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I .IS T K N , L IS T E N , YO U ( II H L S
S e v c n iy -flv e yciirs ag o , In
IS lO ,
AND H O YS. H l'XilN NLVC M O N D A Y H a r rie t M artin eau fo u n d lu A m erica
D EC . s r i l , W E W IL L G IV E E V E H V only seven em p lo ym en ts open to p er
HOY A N I) G I R L A F R E E T I C K E T sons o f the K'ffltler © ex--teach in g,
OX A L I F E S I Z E D O L L OU l I K i l l - n e ed lew o rk , km r/ru ■ -.'rders, lyp eKrfST G R A D E P U M P ACTIO N A I R eettin g, hou sehold
L . e u rs in g
.VI tin- present
R I F L E , TO H E G IV E N A tV A Y D E- and fa c to r y w o r t .
lim e, out of 3 1 2 g a in fu l o ccupations
C E.M H ER e i T I I , A T 3 O 'C L O C K .
N O R V IL L H A R D W A R E CO. Usted by the cen su s b u reau , women
a r e engaged as breadwinner.© In nil
b u t nine. Accordin.e lo Ihe latest
tigurcE 4 76 women in the United
S ta te s are em p lo yed as fisherm en
nnd oy©termen. Of the saiue se.x arc
7 7 lu i n l - ’■men and woodchoppcr.©. 31
blnek.'” ..e/, . 'in gold and s ilv e r m ine
opevativ. ,
■ T -n le rs, 849 b u ild
e r s nnd bui;
c. : i'actors, 92 elec
tric ia n s and e le c tric a l en gin eers, 24
itn sm ilh s and cop persm iths, 73 d r a y
m en and exp ressm en , s ix h o stle rs
aud 4 4 longsh o rem en ami stev ed o res.
Com e In let us show ynu the mnny
b ea u tifu l prem iu m s wo a r e g iv in g
fo r ra -b irr.de.
BOND BROVHI-'-:
A new cream ery p lan t w ill be com- ,
pleted soon in P o rla le s, New M exico. :
T h e m ach in ery has been placed and :
only a fe w m inor d e ta ils ab o u t the 1
plant rem ain lo be flnish ed. The ,
rhu rn and b u tter w o rk e rs have a '
cap acity o f 1.000 poun.l.s. In con
nection w ith til’- cr iiiery is an ice ]
plant o f three-ton capacity.
Roose
v e lt county is one of the
leading
d a ir y sectio n s In N ew M exico, and
v i t h Its id e a l clim ate , abundance of
a l 'a l f a , K a f ir corn, mllo m aize :vid
o th e r fe e d s, d a iry in g ia both proflt
ab le and a ttra c tiv e . At
pi.-Siut
th e re are ahout 1.5 0 0 csw s ready to
sup ply cream to the new b u tte r fm to ry.
Filmt
Film Mcltm
m iiH . »c;
Qor dtOk e n
Kodak# PllJ
sten. prep
fiuuviaoo ro
W e s tft
TC6 W lUir
■V..* ; a-'
W. N. U „ Oklahom a C ity,
r
no.
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THE
U r s . n o fta A .
Z\HU, 818 CUoton
P la c e , K a n a a a
City, Mo. : “ I bad
A cuM 111 the head.
I uaed Periioa.
Was well pleased
wlih tho pesiilu,
I do not need any
olber medluioe."
A L E X
T R I B U N E
P O W D E R M IL L IS
“ PE-RU-NA"
meglatered Trade Mark V . R. Patent o m ce)
■Ur. W illiam K.
o>eutiy.
Park
A tc ., Spniitftleld,
O h io :
“ W aa
troubled with catnrrh of the bead,
suae, tbruai and
tflomarh.
I am
(rrently reileTcd
r P e ru n a ."
C o u g h s , C o ld s ,
S to m a c h
1 s
CAT n
I ul ib.
S E IZU R E
T r o u b le s
OF
CAN ADIAN
ANOTHER
T IO N
I
BLOW N UP
D ISASTER IN AM MUN).
MAKING
P LA N T.
No Clue T o the Cause o f T errible A cet
R e m e d y
P e r u n a
c a n
T h e
C o m p e te
w ith
R e a d y - t o - t a k e
G u eii.
Couldn't S ee an Opportunity,
A Illtle girl who made frequent use
o f the word "guess" was corrected for
it and told to say "presum e" instead.
A lady friend, noticing the admirable
set ot the little girl's apron, asked
something In regard to the pattern.
"Mamma doesn't cut my dresses and
my aprons by pattern," said the small
lady. "She just looks at me and pre
sumes."
"Do you know," said the dense
young man, "that for the last hour I
have been watching for a chance to
kiss you?"
"Indeed!" exclaimed the willing
maid. "Don't you think It might be
advisable for you to consult an ocul
ist?"
PROM PT R E L IE F
can be found in cases o f Colds, Coughs,
LaGrlppe and Headaches by using
Laxative Quinidine Tablets. Does not
affect the head or stomach. Buy your
winter's supply now. Price 25c.—Adv.
One can often dodge a coming event
by observing Its shadow.
It advertises itself— Hanford's Bal
sam. Adv.
It's absurd to worry about things
you can help, or the thinga you can't.
A lazy man wants to paddle his own
canoe by proxy.
A lw ays Have It on Hand.
Don't wait until you get scalded or
burngd because tbat will mean much
suffering while you are sending to the
dealer's for Hanford's Balsam of
Myrrh. Always have It on hand and
be prepared for accldenta. The Bal
sam should give you quick relief. Adv.
It Is possible to feel like a heavy
weight and have your friends regard
you as a feather.
Every woman’s pride, beautiful, clear
white clothes. Use Red Cross Ball Blue.
All grocers. Adv.
The time is coming when every man
will have to buy bis own land instead
of marrying an Indian lady for it.
WHAT IS URIC ACID?
T H E CAUSE O F B A C K A C H E , RH EU M ATISM , L U M B A G O
Ever since the discovery of uric acid
In the blood by Scheele, in 1775, and
the bad effect It had upon the body,
scientists and physicians have striven
to rid the tissues and tho blood of
this poison.
Because ot Its over
abundance In the system it causes
backache, pains Uere and there, rheu
matism, gout, gravel, neuralgia and
sciatica. It waa Dr. Pierce who dis
covered a new agent, called “ Anurlc,”
which will throw out and com pletely
eradicate this uric acid from the sys
tem, "A nurlc" Is 37 times more p®
tent than lithia, and conaequently you
need no longer fear muscular or ar
ticular rheumatism or gout, or many
Even W isdom Has Its Price.
P-
"Tell me." said the youth who had
come many miles to seek an interview
with the Shelbyvllle Sage, “ how 1 may
acquire real wisdom."
"By coming across with $2 lor a
copy of my book." replied the vener
able man, "not necessarily as a guar
antee o f good faith, but as a tribute
to my business Instinct. I am not run
ning this sage business for the ben®
fit ot my health. See?”
T h e Truth C om es Out.
"O f course," said the minister con
solingly, to the young widow a l the
cemetery, "your late husband was
good to you during your married life."
"I-ludeed he w-was,” she sobbed aa
she turned on a fresh flow of the
briny. "H e w-was m ore like a f-friend
lhan a h-husband."
Every artist’s conception of Father
Time seems to be that ot an elderly
man wilh two buttons off his under
shirt.
other diseases which are dependent on
an accumulation of uric acid witbln
the body.
Send to Dr. Pierce ol the
Invalids' H otel and Surgical Institute,
Buffalo, N. Y., lor a pamphlet on
"Anurlc," or send 10 cents for a trial
package ot "Anurlc" Tablets.
It you feel that tired, worn-out feel
ing, backache, neuralgia, or It your
Bleep is disturbed by too frequent
urination, go to your best store and
ask for Dr, Pierce's “ Anurlc."
Dr. P ierce’s reputation Is back o f
this medicine and you know that his
"Pleasant Pellets" lor the liver and his
"Favorite Presciiptlon" for the Ills of
women bave had a splendid reputation
for the past flfty years.
X V rlt.-X In rliiv Ityp l l e m r d y O n .il'lilc a g o
(or lllualrateil Uouk u f th o Eye Fnw.
It Is easier to carry tm a lllrtatlmi
lhan lo carry off un heiress.
XW etC ontenti 15 FloM Drachma
dent at W ilm ington Shops of
CROP
Dupont C om pany.
SPOILS P L A N S OF BIG
a n d C a ta r r h R e lie v e d . N o
To he happy you mtist forgot your
self aud remember others.
Wilmington, D e l.-T h irty workmen
were killed und seven Injured in an
explosion of about four tons of black
W IL L S M A S H O C EA N F R E IG H T powder at tho Upper Hagloy yard ot
the Dupont Powder Company, it xaa
S erious Situation F or A m erican Ex the worst accident lhal hns occurred
porters and V essel Owners, as
In any o f the company's plcnls in a
quarter o f ii century.
a Result o f Great Brit
SPE C U L A T O R S.
The cause of the blast Is not known.
According to a statement issued by
the com pany the origin "probably al
New York.—The commandeering of
ways wlll remain a mystery.” Never
Canadian wheat by the Canadian gov
theless a most searching Investigation
ernment waa interpreted here by grain
has been Instituted.
exporters as possibly the flrat alep
Tliere wu« the usual rumor afloat
by England not merely to take over all
Canadian grain.-but to amash ocean Ihat som e outside agency mny hnvo
freight rates by requisitioning the At caused the explosion, hut offlcials ot
lantic freighters. Exporters regarded the plant said lliere was nu evidence lo
the situation aa undoubtedly serious support such a theory.
ain s A ction.
from their point o f view.
Julius Barnes, one of the leading ex
porters of the New York produce exclmngp asserted that the Brltlah govettiment could virtually drive the
American grain exporter out o f busi
ness it it chose.
Nearly all the vlcllras o f the blast
were young men between 1(1 nnd 2 1
years o f age. The greater number of
them lived In and about Wllininglon.
The explosion occurred in a pack
ing house where black powder pellets
are prepared for shipment. These pel
lets are used In rifles and for other
Grain May Be For Italy.
For some time there has been a ru purposes. Much of the powder. If
mor current In New York exporting not all was being shipped to Ihe na
circles that Great Britain intended to tions engaged In ihe Kuropean war.
Twenty-six men were In the packing
take over all her Atlantic merchant
marine as a drastic slep toward break house when the powder went off and
ing the high freight ratea. Mr. Barnes not enough of Ihem was found for Ideudeclared that the Canadian grain seiz llflcatlon with the exception of .Allan
ure looked very much like the flrst A. Thaxter, foreman, whose home was
In Portland, Me. Part of hls body was
step In thla direction.
It also was reported that the grain found hanging on a tree across historic
hnd been commandeered on behalf of Brandywine creek.
Italy, the Italian government having
It was Identified by shreds ot cloth
urged the step on London In order to ing that still clung to It.
eacape the heavy burden of the present
Arms, legs and bits of llcsh were
25 per cent rale ^ exchange against found UR far as a quarter of a mile
It in New York. ^
distant from Ihe scene of the disaster.
A dvance Less Than E xpected.
Chicago.—W heat jumped In price aa
result of the Canadian government’s
seizure of 20,000,000 bushels. Predic
tions. however, that a 5 cent advance
would be added to values here right at
the start were not verified, the ex
treme opening changes heing to 2K
cents.
Parts o f the bodies of Iwo horse.t,
caught In the blast, were blown more
than a quarter o f a mile.
For Infants and Children.
Cuts clear to the bone have been
healed by Hanford's llalsnni. Adv.
Mothers KnowThat
Genuine Gasteria
iM M ii
Kraming a satisfactory alibi tor the
writing o f obscene letters probably
is the m ost dilflcuU undertaking.
Alwiys proud to show white olotlirs.
Red Croi* Bull Hhie does make thera
white. All grocers. Adv.
Always
Bears the
Signature^
of
A LCO HO I.* 3 P E R C EN T .
A V cgclab Ic PiV |)atalio n fo rA ssin iila lin iith o R xtdim dR irtiita*
As a man growa older ho uses the
moimlight less aud loss und a lunturu
more and more.
finti the SlnmiKh.s and Ikxvcls of
I n f a n t s '’ C h
DON'T GAMBLE
that your heart's all right.
Make
sure. Take "R enovlne"—a heart and
nerve tonic. Price 50c and $1.00.— Adv.
iir r e n
P ro m o lc s D iS c slio n ,C h fe rftiln c.ss nnd K cst.tx m ta in sn c ith cr
O p iiu ii.M o fp h in c iio r M in t ia L
No
Of High Degree.
Lady— Is thla a pedigreed dog?
Dealer — Pedigreed; why. If that
dorg could talk, hu wouldn't speak to
either o f ua!
t
Na
iic o t ic
.
AumtFQUDtSMmfntBtn
•sw *
When the Devil Wai Sick.
Genevieve—I want to glvo Jack
some books. He's Ul, you kuow. and
I can't decide what kind to get.
G ertru d e-W h y not gel something
religious?
Genevlev®-O h, my no! H e's con
valescing now,— Judge.
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
A pcrTcd R e m e d y r o fC t iiis lT ^ 7
t l o n . S o iirS lo in a c h .D iu rrh itc n ,
W o rm s, F e v c ri8 h n e s.s a n d .
L o s s O F S leep.
Jhc-Siinllc Sigiuiliirc o f
T ub Cbntaur compawIV
NEW YORK.
HANDS LIKE VELVET
A l D in n n llis .o ld
Kept 8 o by Daily Use o f C uticura
Soap and O intm ent. Trial F ree.
3 5 D o s is - 3 5 f KNTs
On retiring soak hands In hot Cutl
cura soapsuds, dry and rub the Oint
Exact Copy of Wrapper
TMKaCNTAUNeOMMANT. NCWTOHII
ment into tbe hands some minutes.
Wear bandage or old gloves during
night.
This Is a "one night treat
DESCRIBES LIFE IN TRENCHES
ment fo r red. rough, chapped and CONFIDENT HE WAS THERE I
I
sore hands." It works wonders.
.Sample each free by mail with 32-p. W om an W ished She W as Able to Send E ngllsh m an 't G raphic Picture o f the
Poet Cards to H er Husband
‘•Joya" That A re a Part o f SolSkin Hook. Address Cutlcura, D ept
In Heaven.
d ier'i E xistence.
XY, Boston. Sold everywhere.— Adv.
"I wish I could send post cards to
hefven."
When you hear a remark like that
you naturally turn around and lake
notice. So the persons who overheard
turned around nnd—
She waa looking over "Vlewa of
Washington," strung In lino sll aroimd
the stove, and there was nothing in
her face or voice to give notice ot a
lucking brain hehind the really beau
tiful, hlack-toqued head. The woman
O rganization o f N ew C on gress Being
with her just smiled.
R apidly Effected.
His Stand.
"Tho city has grown so since John
"Brudder Clapper,” severely said
died that every time tt reaches out to
Washington.—
Democrats
o
f
both
good old Parson Bagster, "why don’t
take In another suburb I want him tn
yo’ como to pra’r meetin’ and lift up houses of congre.ss have gotten their
know It. He always believed In Wash
The men Injured were outside the
yo' voice in suppercatlcn to de Lawd?” work of organization for the coming plant. They were struck by bits of
ington— ”
"It's dis-uh-way wld me, pahson," session well under way. T he senate machinery, flying boards, rocks and
And she was right. It would be per
conference
unanimously
re-elected
replied the brother, who possessed a
fectly splendid If all of us could send
other debris, and all were badly muti
predilection for being on the off side: Sen. John W. Kern of Indiana as chair lated. They were rushed to hospllals
post cards to our folks in heaven.
The Aftermath.
"I goes into muh closet at home and man and floor leader and the house in this city. One or two had been
And what would it be if they could
The banquet was at Its height. The
prays dar in secret. I don't take no ways and means com m ittee began the blinded and severnl lost nn arm or a sparkling wine was flowing llko the send post cards to u sl-W a sh in g to n
puzzling
task
of
assigning
members
to
stock in dis thing o ’ 'dressin' open let
leg.
Physicians said Ihey were so water that used to come down at Ij® Star.
committees.
ters to de Lawd.”
badly injured that none of them is ex dore In the old third reader, and the
Senator Owen of Oklahoma, chair pected to survive.
gentleraan-whom-we-liave-wlth-us- thlsBefore and After.
man of fhe special rulea committee,
His Plea.
She— Did you ever meet your Ideal
One theory advanced by workmen evening was rolling on and on. Un
has
called
a
meeting
to
agree
upon
Skimpy little© Mr. Meek’s stalwart
at Ihe yard is that the explosion may noticed by the guests, a com pany of woman?
helpmeet grabbed him with both hands the form of cloture rule to he submit hnve originated In a spark from a Indigestions, Bust heads. Gouts, Drop
He— Y es; three years ago.
by the hair of the head to illustrate ted to the caucus. The rule is expect horse's shoe or from a spark caused sies, Lethargies, aud so forth, clasped
Sbe— And is she still your Ideal?
ed
to
limit
each
senator
to
a
certain
some point which she wished to im
S® -O h , no. W e are married now.
by a small vehicle running over som e hands and danced aroimd the festal
number
of
hours
debate
on
a
given
press upon him.
hoard In transports of glee.
spilled powder.
".My dear, my dear," he chided. “ I Buhject nnd to provide that a .senator
"T h e humans don’t seem to be en
Prepared.
The shock of the blast struck terror
am afraid you have forgotten that I must talk to the subject under dis
Maddern— I understand Ink Is going
to the hearts o f re.sldents of setlle- joying it as muoh as they m ight." they
cussion.
am attached to the other eipls ot those
chortled, "but look at the fun we’ll up.
The house ways and means coipmlt- inent.s along the Brandywine accus
hairs.”
have tom orrow !” — Kansas City Star.
Ultxon— I don't care. I just fllled my
tomed
as
they
are
to
powder
mill
explo
tee with Repre.êntative Kitchin in the
fountain pen.
sions.
Every
home
In
the
neighbor
Politeness is the result of restraint chair, received a petition froni* Minor hood ts represented among the em
Youth sucks the sugar coating and
Imposed by civilization. The lirst im ity Lender Mann for larger republican ployes of the plant. Thero was a rush leaves the bitter pill for age to swal
A man Uses his appetite if forced
representation
on
all
commiUees
In
pulse of every person Is to be Impolite.
low.
to eat his words.
to
all
the
gates
b.v
relatives
and
others
view of the Increased minority mem
bership. A tentative plan was agreed to learn if any one had been killed.
upon by which one additional repub Every entrance wa.s barred by uni
formed nnd armed guards. No one
lican would he added lo the ways and
means com iniltee, aonropriatlons, mil was admllted except some of those
itary. naval nnd judiciary committees. who ni.shed out from Wilmington In
No flnal decision wns reached, how automobiles when the learned the seri
ousness of the accident.ever. It was decided to leave scleeOne woman living at the village of
llons to Mr. Mann himself or the reDuPont’s Banks is reported to have
pphlican caucus.
When reorganization of senate com had three son.© killed In the explosion.
KERN AGAINHEADS THE CAUCUS
mittees begins six new democratic
senators and three new republicans
must be taken care of.
PARDONS FOR BEALL & GUINN
Effort o f Som e Officials W ho
forced Grand Father Law.
Four of the thirty men killed were
blown to pieces while nt work outside
tho packing house. Thn work of gath
ering up what was left o f the dead
wns a gruesonie task. Baskets and
boxes were emplo.ved for this purpo.se
and the men searched the ground for
bits o f flesh a.s though Ihey were pick
ing mu.shrooms. Some climbed trees
and brought down parts of human
bodies and small pieces o f clothing.
, Company oflicials snid there were
about 8,000 pounds of powder In the
packing house al the time.- The prop
erty loss was small.
Philosophical.
"D on't you com e across a good many
things In the Bible that you don 't un
derstand, like the problem o f Cain's
wife, fo r Instance?” queried the lay
man, as he sat at a City restaurant
table.
"Oh, yes, of course," acknowledged
the clergyman.
"W ell, what do you do about It?"
"My dear friend,” replied the min
ister, laying down hls fork, "I simply
do just as I would while eating a nice
fresh herring. When I come to the
bone I quietly lay It on one side, and
go on enjoying the meal, letting any
Idiot that insists on choking himself
with the hone do so."—London TltBlts.
Albert Robbins o f Kearney, N. J., r®
celved a letter from his brother, Harry
Robbins o f Evan, Worcestershire. Eng
land, w bo Is fighting in the trenches,
exactly where Albert does nol know.
Harry has got a "hit on the forehead
with a piece of shrapnel," but Is "car
rying on." Here is bis picture of llfo
near the firing line:
"W e get it pretty stiff out here now
nnd again, especially when there ia
a bcmbardment on and hundreds of
shells o f all sorts and sizes whizzing
and whistling round like rain, and
when one haa a lovely dinner of Chi
cago canned meat and biscuits as bard
as bricks, and a drop of water with
a good percentage of Condy's fluid In
to kill the germs, put before you In a
huge rabbit hole dug in the ground,
called a dng-out, where you have to
keep your head down and look out
tor trench mortars coming over."
Changed H is Grammar.
A schoolmarm, reproving a young
offender, said: "N ow . Tommy, Tom
my. you know b etier than that— you
shouldn't say 'W illy done it;' that Isn't
right."
"Ah, no, of course not,” said Tom my,
with just resentment; "then Willy Ued
about it."
O ne W ay.
"D oes Bill get along very w ell?”
"I guess so. He says hls rent bill
keeps him moving."
A kiss in time may be one of nine.
PROGRESS OF ITALIAN CAMPAIGN
A ustrian Cities A re Slow ly Being Enveloped.
En
London.—Interest In military opera
tions has been transferred from the
Washington.— Congressman Jim Mc- Balkan theater o f war to the Austr®
Clinllc called at the White Houae and Italian frontier, where King V ictor
presented the applications ot J. J. Emmanuel's troops are carrying on a
Beall and Frank Guinn for pardons. vigorous offensive againat the AusSecretary Tumulty slated that he trlans.
could aee no reason why the same
T he flghting on this front has been
should not be granted and immediately the most sustained and fiercest o f tho
asked that record.© be sent to him in w hole war. For weeks the Italians
order that they might be presented to have been attacking the Austrian
the president. Congressman McClin bridgeheads and moiinfnin passes along
lic presented statement.© from Gov the Isonzo river and are slowly draw
ernor R. L. Williams, memhera of the ing thelr nets around Tolmlno, Gorlzla
©upremo court, criminal court of ap and Deberdo. Their attacks have be»n
peals and Attorney General Freellng repeated lime after tlmo against posi
asklnir thnt these pardon.© he granted. tions which had been most carefully
Beall and Guinn were convicted in prepared and while the Austrlans re
Ihe federal court of violating the four port that the majority o f these assaults
teenth amendment to the federal con have heen repulsed, thelr accounts are
stitution b.v preventing Kingfisher considered here to have been so word
county negroes from voting In the 1912 ed as to prepare tbe public for their
retirement from GoHzia, at lea.st.
©lection. __________________
This, for the present, is Italy’s con
R ew ards Offered fo r Slayer.
tribution to the Balkan operations of
Dallas— Rewards aggregating $850
were offered for the arreat of the un the allies, for it keeps a large force
known slayer of Mrs, Hugh Perry, o f Austrlans busy and makes necessary
wife of a Dallas business man, who for them continually to bring up rein
was found dead Thanksgiving day. forcements which could be employed
Five hundred dollars was offered by against the Montenegrins and Serb
the fam ily: $100 by Sheriff Reynolds ians. The Serbians, unle.-ts followed
of Dallas and $250 by Governor James into Albania may. it is believed, re
E. Ferguson. The mvstery of her appear as a rejuvenated army. It Is
death, however, remains unsolved. A said that 250,000 Serbians, including
coroner's verdict Monday said she had soldiers and cIvlIiap.B, have taken
met her death "by strangulation at the refuge there and that they have saved
hands of an unknown pan y or par all their muuutain batt(-ric.s asd a por
tion of thelr field guns.
ties"
Preparedness
The Vital Factor—
not a lo n e in affairs o f the N ation , b u t w ith the health o f every citizen.
O n e seldom k n o w s w h en the com m on enem y, sickness, in one fo rm or another, is about
to strike; and the best fo rm o f preparedness is to keep b o d y and brain healthy.
A c tiv e brains a n d vigorous bodies are the result o f right living— fo o d plays a b ig p a rt
G
r a p e - N
u t s
*
FOOD
m ad e o f w hole w h e a t and m alted barley, supplies all the b o n ® and b ra in -b u ild in g , n erv® and
m u8cl® m aking elem ents o f the grains, including th e v ital salts, phosphate o f potash, etc.,
often lacking in th e d iet o f m any, but im perative fo r b oun ding good health
G rape-N uts is easily digested— comes ready for tab le directly th e germ -proof, m oistur®
and dust-proof p a ck et is opened. W ith good m ilk o r creeun G ra p ® N u ts supplies com plete
nourishm ent.
A ration of G ra p e -N u ts each d a y is a safe play fo r health, and
“ There's a Reason”
— sold by Grocers everywhere.
I
T HE
TOY
L A .M I,
SA.NTA
I .\ A L L
N ew
L.AXD, T O Y L A N D , T O Y
W E L L 1 S H O IL I ) ( i l K S S .
W IL L B E A T O l U S T O K E
H IS G L O K Y .
N O K V U .L H ABO W A B E CO.
M iss W in ife r d M o o re o f M u l
b e rry , A r k ., a rriv e d la s t w e e k to
s p en d th e w in t e r a t th e hom e o f
h e r b ro th e r, Jesse. She w ill e n
t e r th e 0 . C . W . a t C h ick as h a
la te r .
A r r iv a ls
A L E X
T R I B U N E
M rs . P . M . C h e s h ie r, w h o h a s j
been ill fo r s e v e ra l (ja y s , is no w
a b le to be u p a g ain .
A sale that is breaking all selling records!
N E W F U R N I T l 'R E A N D R U G S , i
J l ’ .ST IX . W E CAN P L E A S E YO U
B O T H IX Q U A L IT Y A N D P R IC E S , '
AXD A CA LL
W H .L C O N V IN C E
Y O U T H A T T H I S IS A F.A C T .
FO RCED
H IS H E A D g U A H T E B S
AT
O UR
S T O R E T H IS Y E A R A N D W I L I
H A V E A F U I/L L I N E O F THJBi
We Fit Vour Feet
A n e n te rta in m e n t g iv e n by M r.
a n d M rs. Jas. H u g h e s n e a r O ak
R id g e school house w as e n jo y e d
b y a n u m b e r o f th e y o u n g e r set
W e d n e s d a y n ig h t.
W e G iv e Y o u a Cash D is co u n t on E v e r y P a ir
F e e t F e el G lad
hooks. P alace D r u g S to re. 24-4t
A box s u p p e r is on ta p fo r S a t
u rd a y n ig h t a t th e H a w k in s sch
ool house. I t is g iv e n fo r th e
b e n e fit o f th e X m a s tre e ,
Phone 27
Drygoods, shoes, clothing, and Furnishings
sale is now on
CO TTO N G R O W E R S
W a have ateam ev e ry d a y ; wo use
sm o k e le ss c o a l. Don’ t lo o k
to r
am oke but com e to our g in . A lw ay s
g e t o u r p rice s on cotton.
S O U T H L A N D CO TTO N O IL CO.
W . W . M ilam , M anager.
A s k y o u r frie n d s a n d n e ig h b o rs a b o u t th e e x tr a o r d in a ry b arg in s — th e v alu e s and
th e lo w p ric e s — th ey k n o w , th e y h a v e b e 6 n ; a n d co m in g b a c k fo r m o re .
O u r e n tire stock th ro w n o u t a t p ric e s th a t are d u m lo u n d in g all c o m p etitio n .
Think! Think Hard!!
SA N TA
C L.A U S A D A T SE S U S
T H A T H E H.AS S H I P P E D C S A
L A R G E A SSO RTM EN T O P FA N C Y
SA LA D BO W LS, C A K E P L A T E S,
A N D R A IL P L A T E S , A N D S I L V E R
W A R E A N D C A R V IN G S E T S F O R
T H E O LD ER FO LK S.
N O R V IL L U A R D W .A R E CO.
C o m e ! Y o u connot a ffo rd to s tay a w a y .
o o m in g to.
C om e w ith th e crow d,
its a sale w o rth
T he
= P e o p l e s
F o r s a le :
12 T o n s m ed iam
q u a ility a l f a l f y h a y , fo r quick
R .H u n n ic u tt
'W E W IL L P A Y Y O U 2 5 C E N T S sale $6 per to n .
Q U I T !!!
Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllillllllllllilllllllllllillililllllllilllliliillll!!!!!!!^
R .B . B e r u r d s h ip p ed a c a r o f
h o fs , 75 in n u m b -.r, to th e F t .
SA N T A C L A U S H A S IX JC A T E D W o r th m a r k h t S u n d a y .
W e H a v e F a ll Goods A r r iv in g D a ily
J u s t R e c e iv e d a L a rg e S h iy m e n t o f P e te rs Shoes
A ll Sizes an d S ty les
TO
Its im p o s sib le to g iv e lis t o f th e o a rg a in s .
Com e a n d aee w ith y o u r own eyes
T h e firs t b ig c u t o f th e season on a ll o u r L a d ie s read> -to w e a r.
F O R E G G S , W asson G ro c ery Co.
E , A . P ik e is b u ild in g a house
on hiB fa r m lo ca te d n o rth o f I r e
X icp clean bed.s in cool rooms.
to n w h ic h he re c e n tly b o u g h t o f Ifjitc s b.v w e e k. S p ecial a tte n lio n to guests.
L e e C ruse.
W . M . S ta c y w h o liv e s w e s t o f
W . F . S T E V E N S , P rop .
I to w n w iil p ro b a b ly e re c t a 2
W E A R E S T IL L O VERSTO CKED
C liick as lia, O k la . *
j room house on th e fa r m he re W IT H T H E B E S T L I N E O F COOK
! c e n tly purchased.
A X D H E A T IN G
STO V ES TH AT
N O T IC E !
•MONEY W IL L B U Y . B E T T E R G E T
YO U Its NOW, F O R T H E Y A R E
P R IC E D
TO S E L L , A N D A R E
BOUN D TO M O V E.
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W e h a v e o b lig a tio n s to m eet a s
w e ll as y o u r s e lf and th e re fo re a sk
y o u to c a ll a n d settle y o u r account
In som e w a y , o r a rra n g e fo r se ttle
m en t. W e acco m o dated yo u , now
U s yo u r tim e.
R e s p e c tfu lly ,
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th is w e e k b u ild in g an a d d itio n to
h is house.
Old Santa Claus
has n o tifie d us th a t he w ill be
h e re in p len ty o f tim e w ith a
la r g e a ss o rtm e n t o f p re t
ty dolls, dishes, doll
c arts, d e ll beds,
and m a n y
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g irls. C a rp e n
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g u n s , fire w o rk s , tra in s
a n d a ll k in d s o f m etal to ys
fo r th e boys.
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a m p le provision fo r fu rn is h
in g suitab le presents fo r
th e old fo lk s . In fa c t
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d w e llin g and w ill p ro b a b ly m a k e
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ed th e lu m b e r out la s t w E e k to his fa r m 9 m iles n o rth E as t o f
e r e c t a house on his piace.
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“ R e d D iam o n d " o v e ra lls fo r a ll hetic fe e lin g fo r an e d ito r and
v.ho w o rk . W h a t size? yes, we h a v e
called to re n e w h is s u bscription .
you r size.
H e w ill p ro b a b ly e re c t a house
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place n o rth o f Ire to n , is m a k in g
.some a d d itio n s and re m o d e lin g
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S P R IN G W IT H E X T R A H E A V Y
C O IL S IN T H E C E N T E R , W H E R E
TH EY
SH O U LD B E
H E A V IE R .
T H E Y M 'lL Ii N E V E R G E T M’E A K .
be h e re a t a ll tim es to m ake y o u r
Get o u r prices o n u n d e rw e a r be
photos. I own m y own bu ilding, am fore yo u b u y, W asso n G ro cery Go.
hero to stay, a n d g u aran tee a ll m y
w ork to be th e best.
A . W. F e r
Fre e b lo tte rs fo r the school kids
guson.
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3 5 t f at tbe T rib u n e office.
L a s t w eek w e received fo u r c a lls fo r sten o
g ra p h e rs an d b o ok k eep ers a n d one o f these, a
good position in a la w office fo r a y o u n g m an
ste n o g rap h er, we h a v e been u n ab le to fill.
T he dem and f o r com peten t s te n o g ra p h e rs
an d ty p ists is in c re a sin g e v e r y day.
T h ere
is
p o sitiv e ly n o t a sufficient n u m b e r o f com peten t
ste n o g ra p h e rs to A ll the po sitio n s. N o tw ith stan d
in g the fa c t th a t tb e nu m b er o f good b u sin ess po
s itio n s In b u sin ess i s m any tim e s g r e a te r than th e
n u m b e r o f po sitio n s fo r te a ch e rs, th e N o rm al
sch o o ls o f th e state a r e cro w d ed with y o u n g people
p re p a rin g to teach— m ore th an ten tim e s the n u m
b e r atten d in g b u sin ess co lleg es.
Bookkeeping:
O ur cou rse not o n ly teach es how to keep books,
b u t gives a th oro u gh d rill in .a c tu a l b u sin e ss p ra c
tic e, in clu d in g B a n k in g and C o rp o ratio n w ork.
Grammer-Spelling
T hese su b je cts a r e e s se n tia l and w e . re q u ire
d a ily w o rk in both E n g lish a n d S p e llin g from the
begin n in g.
T h is a lso in c lu d e s pu n ctu ation and
B u s in e s s C orrespond ence.
Business Arithmetic
A good w o rk in g k n o w le d g e of th is su b je ct is
a lm o st in d isp en sab le to e v e ry person. In d iv id u a l
in stru ctio n w ill be given to th ose w h o are b a c k
w a rd In arith m etic.
Penmanship ^
W hen yo u a p p ly fo r a p o sitio n in busin ess,
ab o u t tbe flrst th in g you are a sk e d to do Is to g iv e
a sam ple o f y o u r h a n d w ritin g . In a s h o rt tim e you
can Im prove y o u r 'w r ltin g w o n d e rfu lly c a re fu l and
system aU c p ractice .
Rapid Calculation
A re yo u ra p id and a c c u ra te at flg u re s ? I f not
yo u a re g r e a tly han dicapped in ta k in g care of any
k in d of b u sin ess. Y o u can soon le a rn to han dle
fig u re s ra p id ly In our rap id c alc u latio n class.
T h is c o u rse Is c e rta in ly w orth e v e ry «acrlflce
o f tim e and m oney n e c e ssa ry to g et it . T h e a v e r
a g e person w ill spend m o re on trifle s In the course
of s ix m onths and w ill w a s te m ore Um e th an it
w o u ld ta k . to prepare h im s e lf fo r a po sitio n as
B o o k k cep 'T o r S ten o grap h er.
T here a r e few tb ln gs In life th a t a r e o f m ore
v it a l Im po rtan ce to you th a n a p ra c tica l edu cation,
th erefo re do n o t allow so m e .lesser claim on you r
tim e p ro vfu t y o u r s ta rtin g . D o not deceive y o u r
s e lf with tho prom ise th a t you w ill begin yo u r
Y o u rse so n ie tlm e in the fu tu re — a f t e r yo u have
bo ugh t Uiis o r have done th a t.
U nless y o u are str o n g enough in yo u r p u r
pose to m uke the s ta r t w h en you sb o u ld , you w ill
go on in d e fln ile ly b u ild in g a i r c astles.
Those w h o are d eflcien b In an y s u b je c t w ill
re ce iv e In d iv id u a l In stru ctio n a t th e ir own desk.#.
D uring th e la.st e le v e n y e a rs w e b avo trained
hu n d red s in th is co u rse e a c h ye a r, an d h av e s ®
cu red p o sitio n s to r a ll o u r g ra d u a te s.
More th a n flve h u n d red gr.adu.utcs from this
sch o o l are h o ld in g good po sitio n s in O klahom a.
W rite o r telephone fo r fu r th e r ia fo rr.ia tio n , or
v is it the sch o o l.
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w a s r a t h e r cold, w e m e t fa r m e r s
w h o c a m e to a tte n d th e sale,
w h o liv e d fo u rte e n m ile s e a s t o f
A le x . T h e n e x t
b ig sale a n d
b a rg a in d a y w ill b e on D e c . 2 7 th ,
ju s t a f t e r th e h o lid a y s .
I f you
b rin g a n y th in g to sell, b rin g i t
e a rly a n d g e t it lis te d w ith th e
c le rk on th e g ro u n d s ; do y o u r
sh o p p in g t a rly , th e n a tte n d th e
sale. B ig B arg ain s fo r e v e ry o n e .
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N e w L o c a tio n east s id e m ain s tre e t.
F arm L o an s
T h e a m o u n t o f F a rm Loan B u s i
ness w e do ju .'tifi.'s the state
m eu t t h a t we cao m eet a n y
an d f-.ll o n m p e tilio n .
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L o o k fo r 'h e “ K o z ’ ” sign, it s p ells g to d show .
S .lO o
A . E . C om es, w h o o w n s som e
o f th e b e s t la n d in th e fa m o u s
W a s h ita v a l e y n e a r B ra d le y , is
th it w e e k b e g in n in g th e e re c tio n
j o f a ffn g house to be located ju s t
Bradley Township, Let
Us Go Togeather And
Have Some Good
Roads
S e v e ra l w eeks a g o w e a d v o c a t
ed th ro u g h the co lu m s o f th e T r i t Dune t h e issuing o f bonds b y
A le x to w n s h ip fo r $ 1 8 ,0 00 .00 a n d
¥ R ra d le y to w n s h ip 8 2 ),0 0 0 to b e
m ade f o r 20 P ea rs a t 5 p e rc e n t to
build g o o d roads a n a c u lv e rts in
Good S e iv iu e and W e lc o m e to A ll
Phone 1
Building Fine Home
east o f th e s ta tio n . I t w ill be a
tw o -s to ry s tru c tu re , w ill h ave a
big b a s e m e n t, a n d w h e n com ple
ted w ill be one o f th e m ost b e a u
tifu l c o u n tr y hom es in th a t s e c
M r . a n d M rs . B e n V a u g h a n
tion.
w e re C h ic k a s h a v is ito rs F r id a y .
W h e n yo u g e t debts p a id start a b a n k a c c o u n t.
W ith
a little e ffo rt a lo n g th is lin e you m a y not h a v e a n y debts
10 p a y next y e a r .
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near death
these t w o to w nships, also u rg in g
th a t th e to w n s h ip board o f e ac h
to w n s h ip would c a ll fo r an e le c
tio n a t th e same tim a a n d le t o n e
c a m p a ig n settle th e w h o le th in g .
T h e re a e tw o classes t h a t w e
w e w a n t to a rg u e th e p ro p o s itio n
w ith , 1 s t—T h e land
o w n e r:
T lie re is no d o u b t th a t you w ill
ag ree w it h us th a t should w e
vote th e s e bonds a n d b u ild good
roads a n d good c o n c re te o r s te e l
c u lv e rts , th a t y o u r la n d v o u ld
Th -2 Moonlight School
T h e n e x t m e e tin g o f th e M o o n
lig h t school w ill be on T u e s d a y
n ig h t, D e c . 2 8 th , a ft e r S a n ta
Clause h a s d e p a rte d h a v in g th e
h e arts o f m a n y y o u n s tera fille d
w ith h a p p in es ? .
A n in v ita tio n has be?n s e n t to
county a g e n t 0 . 0. C ooper a n d
M rs. C o ry e ll to be p re s e n t a t th e
n e x t m e e tin g a n d th e y h ave a c
cepted; le t e v e ry o n e be th e re to
here th e m .
■A t th e n e x t m e e tin g it is p la n
ned to ta k e a p ic tu re o f th e s c h
ool, w n ic h w ilf b e s e n t to
th e
state S u p e rin te n d e n t R . H . W i l
son, f a .h e r o f th e m o o n lig h t s ch
ool id e a in th is s ta te , and he w ill
publi.sh i t in th e le a d in g m a g a z
ines, E a c h m em b e.' o f th e s c h
ool w i l l also w r it e h im a pe rsonal
le t'e r.
Conspiracy To Difarud
V a u d e v ille an d 4 re e ls o f p ic tu re s .
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m
in the rush and not get to p a y
yo u r taxes on that day.
F ifth: W e w ill appreciate y o u r
fillin g out a b lan k check and at
taching it to to a letter g iv in g c o m
plete description as described in
parag raph one above and m ailin g
o r filin g w ith us, as then we can
w rite the receipt after th e busy
days are o ver, fill out y o u r check
fo r the a m o u n t and m a il the re
ceipt to you: and re m em b e r, w e
cash the che"k the eam e day that
the receipt is w ritten .
Sixth: R e m e m b e r, that we w ill
appreciate y o u r c o m p ly in g w ith
the above requests and that w e
are alw ays ready, fo give you a n y
in so rm atio n obtainable in tlijs o ffi
ce.
Please attend to y o u r taxes at
once and a v o id the 18 p e r cent
pen alty w hich the law com pels m e
to charge.
Y o u rs v e ry tru ly,
H . N . M U L IJ C A N
C o u n tv I'reasurer.
T h e T rib u n e w a s a p p ro c h e d
hy one o f th e m em b ers o f th e
“ B iu e s ” in th e s p e llin g c o n te s tand w a s o ffe re d a handsom e su n
to g iv e its s u p p o rt to th e B lu es.
l i e w a s fo r th w i h in fo rm e d
th a t th e e d ito r w as “ te e th a n d
to e -n a ils ” fo r th e “ R ed s ” , A n y
w a y n e ith e r s’de c an boast o f
Iv iv in g m uch th e a d v a n ta g e o f
Jas, W in te r s h a l re c e iv e d a
th e o th e r. T h e s ta n d in g is n o w :
v e ry p a in fn l in ju re to his e y e
Blues 6 4 , R eds 63.
S u n d ay n ig h t w h ile o u t tr y in g to
BLUE3 W IN
T h e B lu e ’s h a v e
catch a chicken. T h e b u lly
heen o u t s p illin g th e re d ’s, e v e n
w a n te d fo w l w as p e rch ed w a y
if th e y h a ve a ll o f th e te a c h e rs ,
hig h on th e top bough o f th e t a l
and w e a re g o in g to b aat t ill ih e
lest tre e it could fin d , so M r.
las t, th e n w e B lu e ’s w ill be h ig h
W in te rs a tte m d te d to b rin g h im
ly in te rta in e d by th e re d ’s.
dow n w ith a fis h in g pole w h ic h
w as n o t q u ite long e n ough, he
C om e in let u s show you the m an y
b e a u tifu l prem iu m s we are g iv in g th re w it an d w h en it c am e d o w n
for c a sh trade.
it s tru c t h im in th e e y e in flic tin g
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28-tf a v e ry p a in fu y in ju ry .
W . R . P a rm e r, w h o re c e n tly
m o ved to S tra ffo rd , O k la ., w h e rq
he th o u g h t o f lo c a tin g b u t w h e re
M rs. M a u re r has p u rchased th e
he s a id he fa ile d to lig h t, r e tu r n lu m b e r w ith w h ie b to build an
fro m C a rn e g ie M o n d a v w h e re he
N o d o u b t a 'n u m b e r o f th ose a d d itio n to h e r b e a u tifu l h o m e
w e n t in search o f a b e tte r lo c a w ho d o not k n o w w ould lik e to n e a r B ra d le y .
tion th a n A le x . H e says A le x k n o w th e o r g in o f th e n a m e
w ill p ro b a b ly c a tc h h im a g a in .
H a lk o , th e little s ta tio n j u s t
Leave Em Alone, James
Hunting For Location
Origin Cf Name "Halko"
n o rth o f us, w h e re a ll
■■
scription and n o t according lo the
names.
Second: T h a t d u rin g the rush o f
tax p ayin g w hen we are v e ry busy
we w ill n o t take tim e to furnisli
statem ent o f grading, p avin g , sew
e r o r any street im p ro v e m e n t tax
es unless yo u request it, so if there
are any such assessments against
y o u r city p ro p e rty please m en tio n
th em o r call fo r statem ent o f them
w h en c allin g fo r a d v a lo ro m taxes.
'I'h ird : T h a t it y o u r check is filed
before taxes are d e lin q u e n t there
w ill be n o p e n aly , although y o u
m ay n o t get y o u r receipt fo r sixty
days and we w ill th ank y o u to let
ns file y o u r checks, as th at aids us
du rin g the ruah.
F o u rth : 'That if you w a it until the
the last day you are lik e ly to be
a lm o s t doubi in v a lu e ; w h e n y o u
w a n t t > sell y o u r fa rm to som e
m an w h o is accustum e 1 to good
roads a n d you d r iv e h im o u t o v e r
th e p o o r roado w e h a v e to see
yo u r f a r m and c a n ’ t you ju s t im
a g in e w h a t a po -r im pressio n i t
leaves W ith h im oi th is countr*^
2 n d -th e fa rm e r:
Y o u a re th e
one w h o uses th e roads m ost a n d
th e re iu no a rg u m e n t fo r you; w e
k n o w you w ill v o te f o r th es e
bonds.
S o m e w ili ask h o w th e m o n e y
is t r b e spent. I t w ill n o t be
s p en t on b rid g e s b u t w ill be
s p e n t to grade th e roads an b p u t
in g o u d concrete o r steel c u lv e rts .
Meeks Homj Entered
-6^
f<,r this year (1 9 1 5 ) are
e ith er,h alf o ra ll should be
j p e n a lty . If
p . , j j ,he last w ill be d e lin q r ig h t w h e n you g e t th s m s ta r te d . nd, and y o u r cries go u n h e e d e d .,
F o r s jv e r a l m onihs th e y h a v e A t tha instance y o u r consciousness uent June 15th, 1916.
been h o ld in g s e m -m o n th ly sale is slipping aw ay, y o u are rescued
In the p a y m e n t o f taxes we d e
d a y , an d each a n d e v e ry m e r - by the c re w o f a schoo ner and re- sire each tax p a ye r of the eounty
c h a n t h a s played a n im p o r ta n t! vived. T h e y laugh 5t y o u r pred- to re m e m b e r the fo llo w in g facts:ro le in m a k in g th e s e sale d a ys a , icanient. Y o u discover they are First: T h a t we can not answer
g r e a t success. T h e y o ffe r b a r he most w ic k e d m e n im agin nble, you by p h o n e , m ake you a state
g a in s, i t is tru e, t h a t .vou seldom und that y o u face serious trouble. m en t o r w rite you a tax receipt
W h a t can unless y o u give the n u m b e r of lot
g e t a n y w h e re . T h e y a d v e rtis e W h a t w ill you d o?
you
do?
R
ead
the
o
p
e
n in g ch ap and block o f to w n p ro p e rry ; the
e x te n s iv e ly and g e t b u y ers i'here
ter
of
“
T
h
e
Ser
W
o
f
f
,”
Jack L o n section, to w nship, and range of
fo r a n y t h in g you h a v e to sell.
d
o
n
’s
gre
at
story
and
see
if you lands, and the n am e of to w n o r
F a rm e r s are le a rn in g o f th es e
w
ould
n
o
t
do
w
h
a
t
H
u
m
p h re y jow uship in w h ic h y our personal
S ale Ita y s , and w e a re p ro u d to
T h e serial was assessed, because the ta x rolls
n o te t h a t th e y a re b o o s tin g , too. V an W e y d e n d id .
L a s t S a tu rd a y , e v e n th o u g h i t starts in this issue o f the T rib u n e . are m ad e up according to the d e
(N o . 10193)
O u r
Innfolnc yourticli,
To Each And Every TaxPayer of Crady county
P eople f a r and n e a r a re n a l ' z - Î' om c o ld and e xhaustion, strifagl-1
in g th e f a c t th a t th e m e rc h a n ts injS in th e waters o f San 1‘ rancisco
o f M ex d o things a n d do (th in g s bay. F oU shuts o u t sij(ht and sou-
E . W . W asso n , A ss’t C ash ier
From Bad to Worse
Next Sale Dav To Be
After The Holidays
C , E . C o stello . V .P r e s .
I.. L . L a w s , C a s h ie r
P h o n e 70
$1,00 P e r Y e a r— P a y a b le in a d va n ce
A L E X . G R A D Y C O U N T Y , O K L A H O M A , F R I D A Y M v lR N IN G , D E C ., 1 7 ,1 9 1 5
38
S o m e tim e d u r in g th e d a y la s t
S u n d a y w h ile .Vir. and M rs . S sm
M e e k s w e re v is tin g a t th ^ ir u n
cles a b o u t tw o
m iles d is ta n c t
som eone e n te re d th e ir h o m e a n d
re le iv e d them o f $2 00 in ch an g e,
th r e e razore, a n d e v e ry th in g
th e y h a d coo re d .
m e m b e rs
o f th e M u s q u ito F .d d lin g B a n d
g e t t h e ir m a il each day. W h e n
th e s ta tio n w as e s ta b lis h e r th e r e
some y ea rs ago, th e D iv is on
s u p e rin te n r e t a t th a t tim e w a s
H . M . H a fio c k , w h ile th e c h ie f
d is p a tc lie r w a s Jnam ed F . N .
K o rn . T h e y d iv id e d th e honors
by jo in in g to g e th e r p a rt o f th e ir
na m es to m a k e th e w o rd H a lk o .
Important to
all Taxpayers
C o u n ty T reasu rer H . N .
M u llie a n , in a n o th e r part o f
the T rib u n e, is g iv in g every
ta x p a y e r o f G ra d y county
im p o rta n t in fo rm a tio n reg
a rd in g y o u r taxes. R ead it.
FO R"
“ Sensible prices,
quality considered.
W
E L C O M
E
Q u ality is o u r M otto
BOND BROS
'PH O N E 3 0
A le x H arn e ss S h o p
N ew
I
H urness M ad e
Hugh M. Millican
Baggage & Transfer
,ie no w de
Optometry;
fined “ the
m e a a u ra m e n t o f th e po w er of
v is io n and th e a d ap tio n o f le n .
aea fo r the a id th e r e o f,” and ia
re g u la te d b y la w in 33 etatea
in c lu d in g O k ia h o ra a re q u irin g
a b p lio an ta to r b ra ctice fo show th e ir co m p eten c e b e f.ire a
b o a rd cf e x iim in e ra in o p to m e t'y , l a m n o w th e one in
G ra d y o o u n ty re g istere d by e m a m in a tio n .
DR. EDWARD CARR
423 C h ix . A v e .
P ro p rie to r C a n ’a O p tic a l P a rlo r
F a rm
L o a n s
L e t ua ren ew th a t o ld lo in c r m ake y o u a n e w loan ?.
W e loan lib e ra l am o unts and g iv e y o u th e
best o f terras a n d rates.
S ee, P hone, o r
W rite
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II.
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Get a Store Bo'tgh*^ Shave!
'•ruiors Sharp, Towel. Clean;
___________ CuW Ihe whielieri »o they can’t be aeen”
L a u n d ry B a s k e t Leaves 'Tuesday
a n d re tu rn s F r id a y .
4
THE
A L E X
T R I B U N E
HP'
^
HE STORY
A MAN WHO
\lN HIS O W N ;
LITTLE w o r l d /
ABOARD/S
A LAW
WA
U N T O H r i l M S E L F ; - . If
It i
JACK' tONOON
OT
e
N THIS TALE^
JACK LON
DONS SEA E X -/J
P E R I E N C E IS
\jSED WITH ALL A
T H E - P O W E R ^ )f C\
- H iS - ^ '^ J r L ^ L .R E N -
uyopcur
■cream ing T h ey wanted to live, they | wbo haa absorbed tbe souod ot Bow from b it band: my flesb revolted. And
wera helpleaa. u a e rata In a trap, and i b ells with bis m o tb er'i milk. A d ra g between this and th e im e lls arisin g
gled mualln cap on bia head and from vario u s p o u txoiltog and on tbe
I acarcely know w here to begin, tbey scream ed.
T h e horror o f It drove me oat on d irty gu n n yiack about bia allm hips galley flre. I waa In haste to get out
(hough 1 iODielliae* fa c e iio a ily p4»«*
tb e cauie of It all to C harley Furu deck. I waa feelin g alck and squeam proclaim ed bim cook o f tbe decidedly into (be fresh air Further, there w as
a e lh 'i credit. He kept a aumrner cot lab. and sat dow n oo a bench. In a d in y ship's galley m wblcb I (ound the need ot aeeing the c a p u m about
tage In Mill Valley, under the ibadow hazy w ay I aaw and heard men ruah m yselL
what arran gem en ts could be made (or
"A n 'ow yer reelin' now. a ir?" be getting rae ashore.
o f Mount T am alpait, and never occu Ing and th ou tlng aa they strove to
pied It except when he loafed tbrougb lower the boats. It waa Ju st aa I bad ask ed , wltb tb e aubaervlent sm irk
"And whom have I to thank for th is
the winter moDiha and read N tetiacbe read descrlptlona of auch scene* In wblcb cornea only of gen eration s of k in d n e ss?" 1 asked, when 1 stood com
and Bcliopenbauer to reat b li brain. books. T be ta ck le* Jammed. .Nothing tlp se e k in g an cesto rs
pletely arrayed , a tin y b oy's cap on
Fo r reply I tw isted w eakly Into a my bead, snd (or coat a d irty , ttriped
Had it not been my cuatom to run up worked. One txxat towered aw ay witb
to aee him ev e ry Saturday afternoon tbe plug* out fllled wltb women and sn tln g posture, and w as helped by cotton Jacket w bicb ended at the
and to atop o ver till Monday morning, children and then with w ater, and cap Yonson to my f e « . ’The cook grinned sm all of tny back and the s le e v e s ot
thia particular Janu ary Monday morn sized. Anotber boat had been lowered and turuat Into my band a ateam ing wblcb reached Ju it below m y elbowa.
in g would not bave found me afloat by one end. snd s ifll bung tn tbe tsck le mug with an “ ’E re. th ia ll do yer
T b e cook drew h im self up In a sm ug
by tbe other end. where It had been good." It was a naoseoua m esa—ib lp 'a ly bum ble fashion, a d ep recatin g
on San Pranciaco bay
Not but ib a i I waa afloat lo a aafe abandoned. N othing was to be seen coffee— but the beat of It was re v lv l sm irk on bis (see.
"M ngridge. sir." he faw ned, his e f
craft, for the M artinet waa a new ferry of (be stran ge steam boat wblcb bad fyln g. Betw een gulps of the molten
■learner, m aking her fourth or flfib caused the d isaster, tbougb I beard stuff I glanced down a t my raw and fem inate featu res running Into a gre a sy
trip on the run between Sauaallto and men sayin g th at sbe would undoubt bleeding cheat and turned to the Scan amile. "T ho m as M ugridge. air. an' at
dinavlan.
San Francisco. The danger lay In the edly send hosts to our a ssistan c e
yer s e rr lc e ."
"Thank you. Mr. Yonaon." I aaid ;
I descended to tbe tower deck. T b e
heavy fog wblcb blanketed tbe bay.
"A ll lig h t. T h o m as." I said. "I ahall
and of wblcb. e i a landim an. I bad M artinez w as sin kin g fast, for tbe w a "bu t don't you tblnk your m easures not fo rget you— w hen my clothes a r e
Iltlle apprebenalon. I took up my posi ter waa very near. Numbera of the w ere ratber h ero ic?"
d ry."
"M y name Is Joh n son , not Yonson."
tion on the forward upper deck, direct paaaengera w ere leaping overboard
’T h a n k yoa. s ir ." be aald. v ery
O
thers.
In
the
w
ater,
w
ere
clam
oring
be
said.
In
v
e
ry
g
^
.
though
alow
ly beneatb the pilot bouae. and al
g ratefu lly and r e ry humbly Indeed.
So one B ngllab, with no more than a sbade of
lowed Ibe m yatery of the fog to lay to be taken aboard again .
P re c ise ly in the way th at the d o c
bold of my Imagination A freah breeze heeded them. A cry a ro se lh al we accent to ll.
slid back, he slid aside, aod I stepped
w
ere
sinking.
I
waa
aelzed
by
the
con
T
h
ere
was
mild
protest
In
bis
pale
w aa blowing, and for a tim e I waa
out and staggered across tb e moving
alone In the molat obacu rliy—yet not sequent panic, and went o v e r tbe side blue eyea. and w ithal a fran k n ess and deck to a corner of tbe cabin to
In
a
su
rge
of
bodies
How
I
went
over
m an liness that quite won me to him which I clung (or supporL
alone, for I waa dimly conacloua o '
Tbe
tbe preaence o f the pilot, and o f wbat I do not know, tbougb I did know, aod
"Thank you. .Mr. Jobn aon.’’ I c o r schooner, heeled o v e r (ar out from tha
I took to be tb e capU ln. In tbe glass Inatantly. why those In the w ater were rected. and reached out my band (or perpendicular, w as bowing and plung
so desiroua of getting back on the hia.
buuae above m y head
ing inlo tbe long Paciflc roll. T be fog
It waa good that men ahould be ape- atejJmer. Tbe w a ter waa cold —ao cold
He hesitated, aw kw ard and bashful, was gone, and In Its place the sun
tbat
It
waa
painful.
T
be
pang,
aa
I
cfallsta, I muaed The peculiar knowl
shifted his w eight (rom one leg to sparkled crisp ly on the su rfa ce of the
edge of the pilot aod captain aufllced plunged Inlo it. was aa quick and the other, then blunderingly gripped w ater. I turned to the east, w bere I
for many ibouaands o f people wbo sharp a s that of fire. It bit to tbe m ar my band In a h earty shake.
knew C aliforn ia muat He. but could
knew no more o f the aea and n aviga row. It waa lik e tbe g rip of death.
" H a v e you an y dry clothea I m ay see nothing save low lying fo g banks.
I
gasped
wilh
tb
e
anguish
and
abock
tion (ban I knew. On the other band,
put o n ? " I aaked the cook.
In tbe southwest, and alm ost In our
Instead of bavin g to devote my en o f It. fllllng ray lunga b efo re the life
"Y e s . air." be answ ered, with ch eer course. I saw the pyram idal loom o f
preserver
popiied
me
to
the
surface.
e rg y to the learning of a m ultitude of
ful alacrity. " I ’ll run down an ' tyk e some y e sse l's sails. Beyond a sailo r
tbinga. I concentrated It upon a few The taste of tbe eait w ater was atrong a look over my kit. if you've no o b jec at the wheel, who stared curiously
In
my
mouth,
and
I
waa
atrangllng
particular things, auch aa. for Inatance.
across the lop of a cabin. 1 attracted
tions, sir, to w e arin ’ my togs."
the analysts o f Poe'a place In Am eri wltb tbe aciid atufl In m y throat aod
"A nd where am 1? " I asked Johnson, no notice whatever.
lunga.
can literature— an eaaay of mine, by
whom I took to be one o f the sailo rs
E veryb o d y seem ed Interested In
How long thla lasted I h av e no con
the way. In th e current Atlantic.
ception, for a blankness Intervened, ''V ’ hat vessel Is this, aod where Is sbe what w as going on am idships. T here,
From out tb e fog cam e tbe mourn
on a hatch, a larg e man w a s lying on
of which I rem em ber no m ore than one bound?"
fu l tolling of a bell, and I could le a
"O ff the Farallo n es. heading about his back. Hls ey e s were closed, and
rem em bers ot troubled and painful
tb e pilot turning tbe wheel with great
A
sleep. When I aroused, ll w aa aa after B ou'w esl." be answ ered, slow ly and he w as apparently unconscious.
rapidity The bell, which hsd eeemed
centuries of lim e ; and 1 saw , alm ost m ethodically, a s though groping for sailor, from time to time, and quite
straight ahead, was now sounding
bis best English, and rigidly observin g m ethodically, as a m atter o f routine
above me and em erging from the fog.
from Ibe aide. Our own wblatle waa
tbe o rd er of m y qu eries "T h e schoon- dropped a canvas bucket into cbe
the bow of a v e sse l, and th ree trlangu
blowing hoaraely. and from lim e to
ocean at tbe end o f a rope, hauled it
lar sails, eacb shrew dly lapping tbe
tim e the sound of other w b iitle s came
In hand under band, and sluiced Us
olh er and filled w lih wtnd. W here the
to Ul from out of (be (og An unseen
contents over tbe prostrate man.
bow cut the w a ter there w a s a great
ferryboat w aa blowing blast after
iT O BE C O N T I N lI E D .i
foam ing and gurgling, and I seemed
blast, and a mouth-blown horn was
directly In Ua path, I tried to cry
tooting In terror-stricken fashion.
Detects Approach of Storm s.
out, but was loo exhausted. The bow
A ihrlll w histle, piping as If gone
A re v iv a l of the long-abandoned fil
plunged down. Just m issing me and
mad. csme from directly abead and
ings coherer used so exten sively in
sen Jn g a aw -uh of w a ter clear over
from very ne^r at hand. Oongs sound
the pioneer days o f radio com m unica
my -lead
Then the long, black aide
ed on the .Martinez. Our paddlewheels
tion Is presented In the novel form of
of .be vessel began slipping past, so
Btopped. tbelr pulsing beat died aw ay,
an e le ctric storm detector used at the
near that I could have touched It with
and Ihen they started again.
The
W aterside station o f the N ew York
my hands. I tried to reach It. by my
sh rill whistle, like the chirping of a
Edison company. Briefly, the equip
arm s were heavy and lifeless. Again
cricket amid tbe cries of groat beasts,
ment com prises a filings coherer, a
I strove lo call out. hut m ade no sound
ahot Ihrough the fog from m ore to
sen sitive relay, a decoberer (or resto r
T be stern o f the v e sse l sbot by.
the side and sw iftly grew (alnt and
ing tbe filings to tb elr norm al, loose
dropp'ng. SB it did so. into a hollow
fainter.
state, and an alarm bell. L on g before
between the w a v e s; and I caught a
I glanced up.
The captain had
a thunderstorm is wlthln hearing d is
glim pse of a man stan ding at the
thrust hls head nnd shoulders out of
tance the sen sitive coherer operates
wheel, and o f anoafier man who
the pilot house, und was starin g In
the alarm bell and gives w arning to
seemed lo be doing llttlo else than
tently Inlo the (og as though by sheer
the pow er station attendants of the
smoko a cigar. He slow ly turned his
force of will he could penetrate It. His
Increase In load th at is to follow. Il
head anri glanced out o vor the water
la c e was anxious.
Is said th at during some storm s when
In my direction.
Then everything happened, and with
It becom es quite dark the load Is In
L ife and death were In th al glance.
inconeeivable
rapidity.
Tho
fog
creased over 60.000 kilow atts In the
His (ace wore an absent expression,
seemed to break aw ay as though spill
course o f flve m inutes' tim e. It Is ob
by a wedge, and the bow of a steam a s of deep thought, and I became
viously necessary fo r the atten dan ts to
afraid that If hts eyes did light upon
boat emerged, trailing fog-w realhs ou
have am ple w arning so a s to be p r ®
me he would not see me. Hut he did
either Bide lik e seaweed on the snout
pared to take care o f the sudden load
see me. for be sprang to the wheel,
o f Leviathan. I could see the pilot
U a t Is thrown on the g e n e r a t o r s .thrusting the o tt e r man aside, and
house snd a white-bearded man lean
Scientiflc Am erican.
w hirled It round and round, hand over
Ing partly out of It, on hls elbows. He
‘•A n’ ’Ow Y e r Feeling Now. S ir ? "
hand, at the sam e lim e shouting or
w as clad In a bluo uniform , and I reD escribes H abits of Penguins.
member noting how trim and quiet he ders of some sort. The vessel seemed er Ghost, bound seal hunting to J a
T he penguins of South G eo rgia a re
to go off at a tangent to Us form er pan."
w as. Hls quietness, under the circiim
described In a v e ry Interesting aud
“ And who 18 the captain ? 1 muat Inform ative mem oir by R, C. .Murpny,
BtanccB, was terrible
He accepted course and leapt almost Instantly from
view
Into
the
(og.
see him as soon as I am dressed ."
destiny, marched hand In hand with tt.
Issu eJ b.v the museum of the B rooklyn
I felt m yself slipping tnto uncon
Johnson looked puzzled and em bar Institute of Arts and Scien ces. T h e
and coolly m easured the stroke, a s
ho leaned th ere, he ran a calm and sciousness. and tried with all the rassed . He hesitated wblle he groped w riter B fleld work in this su b am arctfc
speculstlve e y e over us. as though to ,io".-or of my w ill lo flght above the In his vocabulary and fram ed a com Island extended (rom Noveraber, 191Z.
determine the precise point of the col ruC ocaling blankness and darkness plete answ er. "T h e c ap ’n 1s W olf L a r to M arch. 1913, thus Including the
that wus rising around me
A little son, or so men call him. I never heard
Itslon, and took no notice whatever
greater part of th e breeding season.
la ter I heard th e stroke o f oars, grow hia other name. Hut you better speak
when our pilot, white with rage, shout
During this time he acquired a rlrb
ing nearer and nearer, and the culls so ft with him. He Is mad this m orn
ed. "Now you’ ve done I t !"
store of inform ation concerning the
t.f a man. W hen he waa very near I ing. The m ate— ’’
Wfl must have been struck squarely
Hfe h isto ries of the local sp ec ie s— es
beard him cryin g. In vexed fashion,
But he did not finish. The cook bad peclally the king and johnny pen- j
amidships, fn r I saw nothing, tho
" 't ’hy In hell don’t you sing out?’’ glided In.
guins—and would have gathered m ore '
strange steam boat bavin g passed be
T h is meant me, I thought, and then
"B e lt e r slin g yer ’ook out o f 'ere. but for the stupid vandalism o f the
yond my line o f vision. T h e M artinet
the blankness and dark n ess ruse over Yonson." he said. “ T h e old m an’ll be crew o f the sealing brig on which he ,
heeled over, sharply, and Ihere was a
me.
w antin' yer on deck, a n ’ tbia a y n 't no made the voyage. A curious discov
crashing and rending of tim ber. I was
d'y to fnll foul o f ’Ira."
ery of the author w as a penguin g ra v e
thrown flat on the wet deck, and be
C H A P T E R II.
Johnson turned obediently to the yard. a pool of snow wator on a moun
fore 1 could scram ble to my feet I
door, at the sam e tim e, over the cook's tain top, to which these stran g e birds
heard the scream s o f women. This
I seemed sw inging In a mightv shoulder, favo rin g me with an am az retire to die.
It was. I am certain— the most Inde
scribable of blood-ciifdllng sounds— rhythm through orbit vastn ess. Hut ingly solemn and portentous wink, as
W ax Model Costa $1,000.
that throw mo inlo a panic. I reniem a change cam e over the face of the though to em phasize his interrupted
A w ax model, m ore than a foot long,
bored tho life p reservers stored In the dream , for a dream I told myscK It rem ark and the need (or me to be
of tho Insect thnt tran sm its typhus f ®
cabin, but w a s met al the door and must 1)0, .My rhythm grew shorter soft-spoken with the captain.
Hanging o ver tbe cook's arm w as a ver lit one of the curioua featu res in
swept back by a wild rush of men and and shorter, 1 w as Jerked from swing
women. W hat happened In the ne.xi 10 coLm'i>''8wliig wllh Irritatin g haste. loose and crum pled a rra y of evtl-look the study of this d isease by the health
au thorities of the United B tates go v
(ew mlnules 1 do not recollect, ihoiish 1 could Scarcely catch m y breath, so ing and sour-smelHng garm ents.
"T h e y was put aw 'y wet. a ir." he ernm ent. Tbe model is about one mil
1 bave a c le a r reinem brance of pull Dercely was 1 Impelled through the
"B u t yo u ’ll Hon tim es the size of the Insect In Hfe.
Ing down life preservers from Ihe over heavens. I gasped, caught by breath vouchsafed explanation.
head racks, while a red-faced man painfully, and opened ray eyee. Two 'ave to make them do till 1 dry yours •More than a year w a s spent In m aking
It. at a cost of about $1,000. T yphus
fastened them about the bodies of a men w ere kneeling beside me. working out by the lire."
C linging to the woodwork, sta g g e r fever Is now rava g in g the arm ies of
over me. My m ighty rhythm was tbe
hysterical group of women
It was the scream ing o f the women lift and (orw ard plunge o f a ship on ing w llh the roll o f the ship, and aid Europe.
A m an’a hard hands were ed by the cook. 1 m anaged to slip Into
th at mosl tried my nerves. It must the sea.
I squirmed a rough woolen undershirt. On the
Saving H er V oice.
have tried, too. the n erves of the red- chafing my naked chest
T he Im presario— C ertain ly, madatp.
faced man. fo r 1 have a picture which under the pain o f It. and half lifted instan t my flesh was creeping and
•will never (ade from my mind. A stout my head. My chest was raw and red. craw lin g from the harsh contact, lie I can supply you w ltb a second prtma
gentleman la stufllng a m agazine tnto and I could s e e tiny blood globules noticed my Involuntary tw itching and donna to sing your children to sleep.
But you sing so perfectly .voursBif.
h is overcoat pockei and looking oo cu startin g tbrough the to ra ond in j grim acing, and sm irked :
I "1 only hope yer don’t ever ’a v e to
T he PrIm a Uonna A csoluta— Hut m y
rlously. A tangled m ass of women, flamed cuticle.
"T h a t’ll do, Yonson." one of the men get used to sucb as th at in th is life, sin ging Is wortb $5.UU0 a nlgbt. and I
with drawn, whtte fa ces and open
mouths, is shrieking like a chorus of eald. "C an 't y e r seo you’ve bloomin’ ’cos you’ve got a bloomin’ soft skin, couldn't think o( squandering lh at
th at you ’ave. more lik e a ly d y ’s than am ount on the children.— Houston
lost souls; and tbe red-faced man. ble well rubbed all the gent's akin o rf? "
T h e man addressed a s Yonson, a an y 1 know of. I w as bloomin’ well Chronicle.
fa ce now purplish wtth wrath, and
with hls arm s extended overhead as man o f tbe h e a v y Scandinavian type, sure you was a gentlem an as soon as
She G ave It Up.
In the acl of hurling thunderbolts, is eeasod chafing me. and arose a w k I set eyes on y e r."
I had taken a d islik e to him at first,
H etny—"I ve got a conundrum for
.hoiillng, "S h u t up!
Oh. shut u p !’’ w ard ly to his f e e t The man who had
W hat's the d if
T h ese wom«’i. capable of tbe most spoken to him w as clearly a Cockney, and a s he helped to d ress me thla d is you. M iss H azel.
r l ime emo'.lons, of the tenderest with the clean lines and w eak ly pretty, like Increased. T h ere was som etblng feren ce between m e and a d o n k e y ? '
• 'k tiih le B . w ere open-mouthed and alm ost effem inate tace of tbe mao rep u lsive about bis touch. 1 sb ran k Miss H azel—"I'm aurp i don t know
C H APTER I.
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E S iO llU IllilS B N
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ishm ent of the subm arine com m ander
■nd fo r indem nity for the k illin g and
in.tniing of innocent A m erican citi
T H E S E R IE S OF LU SIT A N IA
zens.
N O T E S T O G E R M AN Y .
T h e course the United S la te s will
pursue is understood to have been d ®
term ined upon. The w ord prompt as
S IN K IN G O F T H E A N C O N A
u sed In the note Is understood to mean
th at -Austria-Hungary must accede to
S L A U G H T E R O F IN N O C E N T S ’
the demand o f the United S la te a aithIn a week, at the mosL If the demand
D itavow al of A ct, Punishm ent o f Sub la not com plied with, im m ediate sev
m arine C om m an der an d Indem
eran ce of diplom atic relatio n s is r ®
garded as certain.
n ity Dem anded or D iplom atic
T h e situation between the tw o coun
R elation s W ill Be Severed
I
tries is com plicated by the fa cts which
W ithin a W eek .
have been brought to the attention of
the state departm ent In conreclion
W ashington.— The text o f the .Amer with the investigation of A u strian con
ican note to -Au.stro-llucgary r e t a r d s u la r and diplom atic oflicials. These
ing th e sin k in g of the Italian steam c ase s, involving A lexan der Von Xuber.
ship Ancona, made public recently, r ® consul general at New Y o rk ; Baron
veala a form al demand by the United E ric h Zweidlnek. ch arge o f the Aus
S ta le * fo r prompt denouncement o f the trian emba.ssy here, and other oflicials
"Illegal and in d efen sib le" act. for pun still were under consideration.
NO
D IP L O M A T IC
SUCH
AS
Q U IB B LIN G
C H A R A C T E R IZ E D
T E X T O F T H E A U S T R IA N N O T E
W a sh in g to n .— Th e sefretary o f state t o Am bassador Pentleld;
I>erortm e».t ot .#tale.
U a sh in g to n , D. C .— Please deliver • note lo the m inister o f foreign
affairs, textually as foHows
Hellable inform ation obtained from Am erican and other s u n t v o r s who
w ere passengers on the steam ship Ancona shows that on N ovem ber 7. a
subm arine (lying tbe A u stro-H u ngarian flag flred a solid shot toward the
steam ship ; that thereupon the Ancona
attem pted to escape, but being overt- luled by the subm arine, she stopped;
that a fter a brief [leriod and before
the crew and passengers w ere able to
take to the twats the subm arine flred a
num ber of shells at the vessel and An
ally torpedoed and sank her while
there w-ere yet m any persons on board:
and th a l by gu n-flre and foundering of
the ves.«el a large number of persons
lost their lives or were seriously In
jured among whom were citizens of
the L'nited States.
T h e public statem ent o f the A u stroH ungarian adm iralty has been brought
l o the attention o f the governm ent of
the I ’ nited S tates nnd received care
ful con.rideretion. His st.-itement su b
stantially confirms the principal declar
ation o f the survivors a.s It ad m its that
the -Ancona, a fte r being shelled w as
tortiedoed and sunk while persona were
still on board.
T h e .Austro-Hungarian governm ent
Viaa been advised, through the corre
spondence which has passed between
the l'n ite d S tates and G erm any, o f the
a 'titu d e of the government o f the
l'n ite d States a e to the use o f su b
m arines In attacking vessels of com
m erce, and the acquiescence o f G er. c - t n y In that attitude, yet with full
j Knowledge on the part o f the A u stroI H ungarian governm ent o f the view s of
I the government o f the U nited Statea
l a s expressed in no uncertain term s to
I the ally o f Austro-Hungary-. the com
m ander of the subm arine which a t. tacked the Ancona failed to put In a
I place o f safety the crew and passengera
of the vessel which they purposed to
destroy, because, it Is presumed, o f the
\ Impossibility o f taking It Into port as
a prize of war.
I T h e gove.-nment of the United States
considers that the comm ander violated
S tc r tt a r y Lansing.
the principles o f international law- and
of hum anilv by shelling and torpedoing the Ancona before the persona on
board had been put In a place of sa fety or even given sufflcient tim e to leave
the vessel.
I he conduct of the com m ander can only be characterizer as
w anton slaughter of defenseless non-com batan ts, since, at the lim e when
the vessel w as shelled and toniedoed, she w-aa not. It appears resisting or
attem pting to escai-e; and no o tlier reason Is sufflclent to excuse such an
a ttack , uot even the possibility of
rescue.
T h e governm ent o f the U . S.
1s forced, th-. refore. to conclude
either that the com m ander of the
subm arine acted in \-iblatlon o f his
instructions or that the imperial
and royal governm ent failed to is
sue Instructions to the comm anders
o f Its subm arines In accordance
w ilh the law-8 of nations and the
principles o f hum anity.
The g o v ernm en) o f the United .States Is u n
w illing to believe the latter alter
native and lo credit the A u stro H ungarian governm ent with an in
tention to (lermlt lt.s submarlnea to
destroy the lives o f he'uless m en,
w om en and children; It prefers to
believe that Ihe com mander of Uie
subm arine com m itted this o u tr a g e ,
w ithout authority and contrary t o !
the general or spec ial instructions I
which he had received.
I
A s the good relations of the tw o i
cou ntnea muat rest upon .-i c o m
m on regard for law- and humanity,
the
governm ent o f
the L'nited I
S tates cannot be expected to -lo 1
otherw ise than to dem and that the Imperial and royal government - U - nounce the sinking o f the .Am-cu-n '
aa an Illegal and Indefensible a. . j
thut the offlcer who perpetrated the •leed be punished and lhat re->ttru- i
lion hy the [>ayment o f an liidem- ;
n lty be m.ude for the citizens o f !
th e United .“ tates w ho were killed 1
or Injured by the a ttack on Ihe I
versel.
T h e govornnifnt o f the U nited '
Statea ex|)ccta that the Au etroH ungarian gpvernment. appree-lat- de B urian, Austrian Foreign M inister
Ing the gravity o f the case. w-III
» c e d e -.o Ita demanda prom ptly; and it rests thia expectation on the
belief fchat the A u alro-H im garian governm ent will not »anclioii nr defend
an Z "t which ia condemned by the world aa Inhuman and barbarous, w-i-lch
Is a b h o r;»n l to all civilized nations, and w hich has caused the death o f inno
cen t Am erican citizens.
I.A N S IN G .
ALLIED ARMIES FLEEING INTO GREECE
London.—T h e A n g l® F re n c h 'ro o p s,
who la st M'ppk began th e lr retirem epf
(-•om th eir advanced positions in .-toutliern S erb ia, are now approaching. If
they have not crossed, the Greek fro n
Uer.
T h e B ritish ca.sunltiea are estim ated
a* L.'iOO while tb ey w ere forced to leave
b ih ln d eight field feuns which had beeu
placed in position to c o v er the r e t ir ®
ment and could not be rem oved.
W ashington.— Count 'Von Bern.-itorff.l
the Germ an am bassad or, announced
tnat he had been authorized by bLs gov
ernm ent. to disavow Captain F ran z
Von Rdlntelen and declared he had
no Instructions to com m it any ille ga l
acts. T h e em b assy aald R lenielen
acted so lely In the cap acity of a pur
chasin g agent for p rivate in terests.
Rientelen. now a prisoner in London,
has been charged with coming to th is
country arm ed with a larg e corrup
tion fund to in cite s trik e rs in m uni
tions factories.
L itU e Rock.— G overnor H ays an
nounced that he will g ran t a respite of
th irty days to C lafonce Dewlon of
B elleville, 111., and J o e Stro n g, each
b arely 2 1, u nder sentence to die in the
e le ctric chair. T h is w ill be the fourth
re sp ite that h as been gran ted the pair
sin ce the conviction m ore than two
y e a rs ago o f the m urder and robbery
o f an aged sto rek eep er at Benton,
A rk . Deweln is the son of a saloonk se p e r c f B ellev ille , IlL Stro n g, who
Is a n Italian , s a y s he has no home.
A’S
LIE
j Wheat Yields Reports Extraor
dinarily Heavy.
©Ahen one hears of Individual w heat
yields o f thirty-five to (orty bushels
per acre , there Is considerable I n c r ®
duHty. but when yield s. In w hole to w n
ships extending Into districts coverin g
three and four and flve hundred squ are
m iles in area, of upw ards o f fifty and
some as high as sixty-five bu sbeis per
acre are rep o rifd , one is led to put
hts ear to the ground to listen for fu r
ther rum blings.
T h e w riter having
heard o f these w onderful yie ld s m ade
a trip tbrougb tho provinces of M ani
toba. Sask atch ew an and A lb erta, to
ascertain first hand their tru thfulness.
It w as rem arkab le to disco ver th at
Dame Rum or w as no rum orer after all,
tbat m odesty w a s her m antle, that
all that had been said of th ese yie ld s
w as true, and th at yields o f o ver se v
enty busbeis per acre w ere told of.
T hese w ere so high that the tru th ful
ness of the sto ry w as doubtful and
v ery Httle was said of them .
B ut
such th ere were, and not in one in
stance. but In se v e ra l, not in one I ®
cality but scattered in p lace s hun
dreds o f m iles a p art. L e av in g th ese
out altogether, th e re w ere la rg e a re a s
In which the a v e ra g e waa o ver fifty
bushels per acre, which in all com
mon sen se ought to satisfy m ost p e ®
pie. One hundred and th irty th resh
e rs in A lberta h a v e made th eir r ®
turns to the local governm ent as r ®
quired by an act o f the L e g islatu re ,
and the av erage o f the wheat threshed
w as fifty-three b u sh els to tbe acre. So
Immense w as the yield th at oflicial
verification was required b efore givin g
It out to the public. Sittin g in th e
sm oking com partm ent of a d a y coach,
w here on passing through a farm in g
com m unity, there m ay be gathered th e
gossipy yarns o f the neighborhood,
one b ears also a lot of new s. J u s t
now, th e sole to pic is th at o f the
crops. A man w ith more or less o f
a hirsute appendage, smock, clothes
and hands givin g the appearance o f
one w orking in th e field, w as ask ed
as to the crops.
He had got on a t
W arner. Alberta. T ak in g out his pipe,
lighting it and then crossing b is knees,
bolding his chin in his hands, pos
sessin g an air o f suprem e content
ment, and with an intelligent face, he
looked the man w h o could give som e
inform ation.
And be was Just th e
man. He was a th resher and on h is
w ay to ©}llk R iv e r to secu re som e
more help. He w a s requisitioned for
inform ation.
" Y e s . a good season .
I've made a lot o f money.
As (o r
yields, le t’s see.’’ and then he began
to strin g them off. "P eterson had 63
bushels o f wheat per acre on his flve
hundred acre fa rm ; from 380 a c re s
Roland got 65 b u sh els per a c re ; Hugler had one hundred and ten a c re s
that w ent 63 b u sh els; C arr had 65
bushels per acre off an eight hundred
acre fleld. " And he gave others run
ning from 58 to 66 bushels per acre.
All th ese people lived east of W ar
ner, A lberta. Loo k in g out o f the win
dow and seeing im m ense fields, still
covered with sto ck s he w as ask e d
why they were not threshed, he re
plied th at there were not enough
■’rig s’’ in the d istric t, and th at th ey
would not get through before C hrist
mas.
An Am erican ■writing of a trip he
made through W estern C anada s a y s ;
"I '-vent as fa r w e st as Saskatoon ,
back to Regina. ..loose Ja w . and down
on the Soo Hne, and 1 m ust say th at
I never saw such crops, or ev er heard
of anything to com pare with it in
any country on earth.
T he country
Is over the hill, and certainly the farm
ers have a lot to be thankful for.
There are v e ry few of thera th a t
have done th eir work and done it
properly but w hat have th eir debts
paid and have bank accounts left."
And he only traveled the sk irt o f
the country.
T h e same sto ry could
be w ritten of a n y part of any o f
three Pro vinces.— Advertisem ent.
H istory spends hn lf Its tim e In re
W liat the next m ove w ill be Is peating Itself and tha other h alf In
D ispatches from A then s and n ew s | known only to the allied staffs, but il is I getting itse lf revised.
a v ailab le in London in o lcale that the ! g en erally believed tiiat the A n g l®
m atter which w as left to Ihe C re ek Fren ch forces w ill fall back to Salon- j W henever You Need a General Tonic
and allied m ilitary .-luthorHles at Sa- iki, w here rein forcem ents are arrivin g
Take Grove’s
loniki is being am icably arranged, and and which w ill be fortifled. T h ere also
The Old Standard Grove's rasteless
that the allies will he allow ed to r ® : a re reports th at the allie s have landed chill Tonic is equally valuable as a Gen
lire to that c ity without any Internip-i a division a l K avala, nin ety miles eral Tonic because it conlains the well
tlons on the part of the Greek-t. and! alon g the co ast from Salo n ik i and near known tonic properties ot Q UIN IN E and
IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives out
will be perm itted lo rem ain there.
the B ulgarian frontier, but th ere is no
Malaria, Eoriches the Blood and Builds
T he B ritish who had advanced confirm ation. I f true, the o b ject doubt ' ap the 'Whole System. 50 cents. — Adv.
fa rth er from the railw ay to Ihe north le ss is to .secure the rail-way and p r ®
from sending
east o f L ak e D oiran had a much m ore ven l the B u lgarian s
It's thn chap w ho niinds his q's and
difllcult feat to accom plish In re tire troops w estw ard Into Greece.
p's that sleeps on flowery beds of e ’s.
ment, and suffered more heavily. T h e y | T h e .-Austro-H ungarlana continue
were faced by greatly superior fo rces | th e ir attacks on the S erb ian s in the
Mat G ray Zlalni hnt Tlrofl Kyas
and, according to an official report, A lbanian mountains and on the .Mont® make ug look older tlmn we are. K eep
your
E v e * young and you will look young.
their su ccessfu l vvlthilrawal to a posl-i iiegrins in th eir hills, but apparently
A fter the M ovies Murine Your Kyos. Don I
tlon extendin g from L a k e Doniran to th e ir advance Is much slo w e r than in tell your age. M urine Eye Itomady Co.
Ihe V ard ar v alle y was la rg ely due to S e rb ia, the positions being easier to Chicago, Sends E y e Hook un request
the g allan try o f three Irish regim ents. { defend.
It’s som etim es hard tor n man to
adjust his reHgloii to III hls husiness.
G erm any D isavow s R ientelen's A cts.
Respite F or C ondem ned Men.
A HINT T D W ISE W DMEN.
Don t suffer lorluro when sll (emsl*
Irou’oles will vanish in Ihin air alter u-iiug
’’Femenhia " Price joe and | i oo,— Adv.
Even a digiilllod muti I* apt t„ un
bend whcti ho It broko.
Millione of uertlculer women now uee
t / l Ued
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end recommenfl
CVoes 11,11 IH-te
froeere. Adv.
AH
A hrnpncked hushand routludd ms
of a has bfoii ruueiur.
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any W ith M o re T h a n Tv.'o H undred^ D o l
lars ot A ss ets to M e e t E v e ry One H u n d re d
D ollars o f L ia b ility .
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T h e R eserve on E v
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W ith th e
S ta te
T re a s u re r fo r th e B e n e fit and P ro tec tio n o f
its P o lic y H o ld e rs A lik e E v e ry w h e re .
A g e n u in e o ld tim e j^ e W p p e d
g iv e n a t th e c h u rc h ,|4^ B i? a d ley F o r S a le : . 1 span horse m u le s ;
la s t w e e k n e tte d the X m v tre e 7 a n d 8 y ears o ld ; good w o rk e ts .
fu n d s a bout $ 1 9 .0 0 ,
C h e a p for q u ic k sale. E n q u ir e
a t T rib u n e office.
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G e n e ra l A g e n ts : C itize n s N a t ’ l B a n k B ld g .
C h ic k a s h a , O kla,
Presdptions
Phai macists
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t a woman who
iffcrtng (rom an
cavy burden.
8 condition has
ict kidney trou) kidney action
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Notice!
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1 r B . Nathaniel
Vlcker. 717 B.
>udway, E n i d ,
la., eays; " I wae
iHned to be.; all
■ lum nier with
ney
complaint
I the pain I ened Ib Indeacrlbe.
I also had
vel and kidney
r e ! u I a r I ties,
in ’a
K idney
a drove away
pains and car
ted all the othor
good health to
Room * 1 0 , New T y e B u lld lu g . ;
C b lck ash a, O kla.
O SC A R B U tr a O N ,
P erson s k n o w i 'g th e m s e lv e s L aw y efa
in d e b te d to m e w ill ta k e n o t ic e '
th a t I w ill n o t c a r r y y o u r a c c o u n t' [■Olllco o v e r F a rm e r* ! S U t ! B a n k ,;
C b lc k a !b t, O klahom a.
P le a s e b e a r th is in m in d a n d
D R . J . M. H A N N A
F . .1. H a m ilto n , P ro p rie to r
I’ b yaician au d Su rgeo n
m .S 0 e s B « a
. K ID N K T
P IL L S
BUFFALO. N . Y.
[•Ofllce r e a r F ir s t N atio n al B a n k .
W he.n in C hickasha go to
F re d ’s Chop lio u se fo r a good
• M r s . C o ry e ll, G ra d y c o u n ty ’ s
25 c en t d in n e r.— F re d A ndrew s,
w o m e n a g e n t, w ss h e re W e d n e s advt.
20tf
M r . and M r s . E d C a v e n d e r d a y in the in te r e s t o f th e worn n
B a b e Goad w a s a L in d s e y v is
a n d son o f C lin to n , re iu rn e d a n d g irls c lu b i. She c a lle i a t
T h u rs d a y a f t e r sp e n d in g s everal th e a n d le ft a n u m b e r o f cards ito r S tu rd a y .
d a y s a t th e C a v e n d e r h o m e south w h ic h are to be fille d o u t and
L a d le s re ad y -to -w ear d resses
In
s e n t in to becom e a m e m b o r o f
o f to w n .
th e clu b h e re . W e w a n t to u rg e gin g h a m s $ 1.0 0 to $ 1 .6 0 . K im o n a s,
$ 1 .2 5 .
’ Ph on e 1 3 3 .
TED
A lez, O kla.
w, active man to
liness. W bole or
cddent Insurance,
ndfuturt. Address
D R . J . M . BOND
D en tist.
A ll work O uaran teed .
^ C h lck aeh a,
O klahom a.
lN r,D E T R O IT ,M I^
ity. No. 6 1 - i m
J . W. O W S L E Y .
irust upou meu
J e w e lr y , D iam onds, W atches. •
!|lCut Q lass, China A r t Ooods an d !
S ilv e rw a re .
a ll w o m en boys and g irls , to co
2 8 -tf
W h e n in
C hiekasha go to
o
p
e
ra
te
w
ith
th
is
good
w
o
m
e
n
in
F r e d ’s Chop House fo r a good
25-cent d in n e r.— F re d A ndrew s, h e r w o rk . W r it e h e r a le t t e r .,^ ' F o r S a le ;1 span b la c k m a r e X
R e p a irin g
C b lc k ash a, O kla.
a d v t,
2 0 tf
m u le s ; 5 y e a rs o ld ; w e ig h t 2 4 0 0 .
B o n d B ro th e rs , the old
R elia b le See th em at m y plaoe one M i l e
C h a s . C a v e n d e r v is ite d th e fo lk s sto re , have J u s t received a la rg e south o f B ra d le y . S a m T u r p in .
U. 51. W OODY
sh ip m en t of L a d le s and M isses coats
L aw yer.
n C h ic k a s h i M o n d a y .
(o r f a ll and w in te r. T h ese a re In the
I can close y o u r lonn q u ic k e r
't;
3 1 7 C h lck aah a A re.
v e ry latest s ty le s and a r e priced Ju st
and give you b e tte r rates on a
NOTICE!
C b lc l'a a b a ,
O klahom a
li g h t — yo u rs Is inclu ded in the sh ip
fiiriii loan, fir e and tornado in
W e have o b lig a tio n s to m eet as m en t.— Adv.
surance. J o h n Ila n k in s , C h ic k a
w e ll a s y o u r s e lf and th e re fo re ask
sha, O kla., phone 447.
2 0 tf
B I L L & JO H N 'S
yo u to call a n d settle y o u r account
In som e w a y, o r a rra n g e fo r settle
m en t. W e acco m o d ated y o u , now
(T h e Q u a lity S to re)
0 keep houee If
Lodge Directory
Uon of the two Ingreillenla Is whst pro-
B e a r Skin sto ck in gs f o r boys and
g ir ls . B u y ’em fo r the sch o o l kids
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SAFE
S('CJNT)
P R O G R E SSIV E
saBurden
Professional
;
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j
i
i
:
ihK-L-a such won.icrfiil results in curing ,
ciitnrrh. Semi for testlnionlftla. free.
K J. C H E N E Y & C O., Trops.. Toledo, O.
Sold by ni'USKlsIS,
ilb-.
Take H sU 'i Family I'llli for conttlpsllon.
A n O ld L in e L e g a l R eserve L ife C o m p
rfe-t-fe-l- l--t-h-h-I. + -h-h + + + + + -h-fe
Sehooi supplies and sehooi
+ hooks. Palace D ru g S to re. 24-4t
u e C u re d
with L O ( M I , A f l ’ I.h
n O N S , ns tlu-y
('uniuit roach Iho Wfal > tho lilst'aKo. i a turrh la n bliMul or
litutloiml
ami in orth r to c u ic ‘
nmat lako intornal r“ inoaieB. 'I - >• C’atarrli Cure la
taken UiltrnaUyi uiu»
i# illroetly upon
the blood flutl );»iicoud aurfuco. H a ll a
Catarrh Curo Is not n quock medicine. I l
waa prescribed by ono o f the beat p h y •Iclana In thia country for years and la
a rcKular proscription. It la compoaod o f
the beat tonics know n, combined wUh tho
host blood purlflera. acting directly on tho
mucoua surface*. Tho perfect com blua-
its y o u r tim e.
R e s p e c tfu lly ,
D R . R . M. S H A W .
D R . J . M. H A N N A ,
J im M c J u n k in , w h o liv e s n e a r
B ra d le y , w a s h e re S a tu rd a y .
EST FLATTERY
oney th e imltao( the original.
Hair Dreesing—
ens your liair in
lontains no dye.
ice,
toil bad become 1
II I know aboufol
be sta g e ."
_
Itestn uront.
5 trs , T . A . C a m p b e ll w as i
S a tu rd a y s h o p p e r in C h ic k a s h a ,
i ' A go od place to
eat— w om en;
Ioaim
and fa m ilie s o sp oclally Invited^ , r
1 can close y o u r lo a n quicker
,<:221 C h ic. Ave. W . M nttoz, P ro p ..
au
d give you b e tte r ratea on fa rm
tf
loans, fire nnd to rn ad o in s u r
ance. John Ila n k in s , Chickasha.
R. M . S H A W , M. D.
N ic e elean beds iu cool rooms.
V es tie C o llie r has r t tu r n e d to O k la ., phone 447.
2 0tf
Rates by w e e k . Special a tte n
C h ic k a s h a w h e re he is a tte n d in g
O ffic e
tion to guests.
h ig h scbool, a f t e r h a v in g spent
B ru c e W a lt h a ll re tu r n e d W e d
F ir s t N a tl. B a n k B ld g .
W . P. S T E V E N S , P rop.
s e v e ra l d ays here w it h his p a r n e s d a y a ft e r h a v in g s p e n t s e v e r
2 0 5 /2 C hickasha Ave.
Residence phone 16.
a l d a ys v is itin g w ith h is fa th e r .
e n ts .
C hickasha, O kla,
mawntn'. De
I and in sech a
nt de sh e e f sed
lure In de raw.
lineapple hull a
otice w h at's de
e substitute."—
itch.
/ery.
been outdoor!
on.
en playin g all
' asked Jam es’
A le z Cam p N o . 368
W. 0. W.
M eets on 1 s t and
W edn esd ay nlghta
eacb
C.
Icacy.
laluted the S e n -'
Vbut's de state
w nin'7"
-served pineap-
mes e n th u sla ®
too.”
istm an ?" asked
W. 0 . G rah am !
C le rk
A lez L o d g e ■ >
No. 467
le piles of old
up with blua
bureau draw er
eople a ll down
it it w a s great.
A . F . & A , M. ; ;
;•;
M eets T u esd ay evening on o r ; ;
!|! b efo re the fu ll m oon. vtgU ln g
!•! b ro th e rs are In v ite d to m eet with
!'!“ *•
nm end
F r a n k J . H am ilto n , W . M.,
J . M. Q lpson, Boc.
\'k . I&'fry
A L E X LO D GE
No. 477
I. 0 . 0 . F.
X M eeta every F r id a y
■‘r il o r s Invited.
X
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E . D. E v a n s
N. G.
n lg h L
lO D
Vla-
W. H . C o llie r
S eo ’y
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R O B T , E. A L E X A N D E R
LAW YER
jj; O ffic e F irs t N a tio n a l B a n k ' •|*
B u ild in g .
A le x, O klah o m a
nts
we
tee
try
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ATTO RN EY AT LAW ,
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ALEX
GROVE
No.
405 fa
ft m eets every fir s t and third fa
ft W ednesday afternoon In eacb fa
ft m onth
fc
K
f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f af af af af aKKf a*
M ens tw o p iece u n d e rw ear and^,
union su its— good an d w arm , m ada-’*
fo r w in te r, p o p u la r prices— a lw a y s
a com p lete stock.
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nutribuildin the
istmas
tad o f
ted b y
shing,
vhere.
THE
A L E X
T R I B U N E
CALL 10
For
I ifa r c e ly
though I BOB
tbe caoBe o(
Betb'a c re d it
tBge In Mill
o f Mount Ta
pied It exrepi
the winter ni'
and Bchopen
Had it not b<
to aee him e
aod to atop 0
thla particula
Ing would nc
on San Pranc
Not but thl
craft, for the .
■teatner, rosk
trip on Ibe ru
Ban Kranclacc
heary fog wU
and o f which
lltlle apprebei
tion on tbe lot
Ijr bencBtb ll
lowed the my
bold o f my Imi
was blowing,
alone In the t
alone, for I t
the presence c
I took to he t
houae above n
It waa goml
ciallats. I must
edge o f the pi
for many tho
knew no m ore
Hon than I kni
Instead o f hat
ergy to Ihe lea
things. I co n ci
particular Ihlny
Ihe analyala ol
ran llteratu rethe way. In thi
From out tbi
ful tolling o f a
Ihe pilot turnin
rapidity. T h e I
straight ahead
from tbe aide,
blow ing hoarse
tim e the sound
to us from out
ferryboat was
blast, and a i
toolin g In terr
A Bbiill whli
mud, cam e fro
from very near
ed on the Marti
stopped, tbelr p
and Ihen they
shrill wblatle. I
cricket amid th'
ahot through t
the side and a
fainter.
I glanced u|
thrust hla head
the pilot house
lently Inlo tho f
force o f will be i
fa ce waa anxtou
T ben everylh l
Inconceivable
seem ed lo break
by a wedge, ant
boat em erged, ti
either aide like
o f UevialhBn.
bouae and a wh
Ing partly out o f
was clad In a bl
m em ber noting I
was. Hia quieln'
slancea. waa te
destiny, m arched
and co o lly meaa
he leaned there,
apeculatlve e y e t
determ ine the pr^
llalon. and took
when our pilot, w
ed. "N ow y ou 've
W e must have
am idships, for I
strange steam bot
yond my line o f v
heeled ov er, shar
crashing and rend
thrown flat on th
fore I could sen
heard the screan
It waa. I am c e n
Bcrlbable o f bloo
thai threw m e Inti
hert'd the life prei
cabin, but was m
swept back by a w
women
W hat ha
few m inutes I d o i
I have a cle a r re
■ng down life prese
bead racks, wbili
fastened them abt
hystericBl group t
II was the Bcroa
that most tried ro
have tried, too, thi
faced man, for I hi
■will never fade froi
gentleman Is stuRI
hls overcoat pocke'
rlously.
A tangle
wllh drawn, whit
mouths, is shrlekii
lust sou ls; and the
fa ce now purplist
witb bis arm s ext
In the act o f burll
.•hmitlng "Sh ut u;
T hese ..u m i i . cu;
a I'.'im e em oaona,
• c f j i t h i e s , w ere
Ever)' Housewife or
Mother is ever under
that Nervous Strain^:^ which so often results
in Headaches, Dizzy
Sensations, Faintness,
Depression and other /
Nervous Disorders.
Dr. Miles’
How to Grow Bigger Crops
of Superb Fruit—FREIE
N E R V IN E
tnd
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V 1; o '
z — ' r o a M p c z iK t , i l y z z . prxitr.
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ofrKf
t.-.t ik fe
l: frt
i
Tz.r-r Tf r-*-' ' '
•
:l
,F FIRST BOTTLE
b e n e f it ,
vour
FAILS TO
m oney
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RUN
fa!/*.' l.r
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f„6.d /
b-vfr«ht a tl' !t1<r ‘->f I t . Jl
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lo '
r n f ry-rkf© w r - q u .i’
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T IU U I VK W ir.T, H A V K
C o lo ra d o coal 87 5 0
B e t-t:'j' I:’ -.'*:i’ . " ' . h T t r . ' r
f* V.:. rtr t - -k *-i !tT--rr~ U*c t>wlt.
G r*-" '
6 n*-© r-’ l Ireorne v- r-
in S u ch C ases.
A
ol " ::=e. ttr. :j-. /ncwttr Sizrk Bro s
t :? -* —itr tt T': f < - '~ r ':x k S z e Iê inth
of:oe© »K na’
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' m £t
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cr; : ' frzi
O
» et-ttfas ijrcKSiciraf
A©rs:e
e ratb
rath profits
prsttts tnwBcrppt
iTiWBcrctpt
(onrfin-'n
U H igh ly R e co m m e n d e d
C
-tfw, A.#? i:
‘ .
We win zlM ^y IXM t TCrtj a f'i'2 c r - ^
W'ij ■
W fe e t fc e r
!■; ' r t a U t trar.s or a trDc/.u 2;;. n ,s k ;^ r-
it
X.*n;i€ tOC
BAD LY
1
p v .'.c r ic H l, e j r o e r t i a f n r m a t i c i i .
ttq tt
B a ll J o e & F re d B a ll
at
ri, I'.'..
com in unity, an d i f o n r h o n e st efforts
|
an d p le a s in g th e b id d e rs , as w e ll as th e m a n w e w o rk
J
W ill be g i l d to m a k e y o u r s ale,
OLD T I.M L R K D IT IO V
be rew ard ed , w e an ticip a te It w ill be
an editio n tbat w ill do » c re d it to the
One o f the r, .1 ap p rop riate e d i en tire p o pn latlo n o f thle lit t le city
H ow
tio n s, In o ar m in d , that a new spaper and th e c o u n try aronn d It.
caii pu t out, ! , one d e d lt a u d to th e m any copies d o you w a n t? W e are
old tim ers o f the com m unity In booking o rd e rs now .
which it U pub)l.*!ed.
B y an old
tim er edition, w e ir.' in o ne thal w ill
con tain the tru e story o f the life
M rs . C e o . C a ld w e ll was a L in d
and pioneer exp.-!lene.;a
of e v e ry say s h o p p e r S atu rd a
"old tim er” citizen who s till resid e*
here. It Is o u r Intention to pu blish
D a v id P in n e r, fa th e r o f A . E
ene In the v e ry n ear fu tu r e , g etU n g !
It up In artlztlc style, p rin ted o n ! P in n e r w h o live s west o f town,
good paper, an d co n tain in g the llv e a i d e p a rte d F r id a v fo r S ayre, O k la .,
of e v e ry pio n eer cHleen
of th is a iter a visit w ith his son.
T e r r e ll
b ig
or
sm all,
f a r o r n e a r.
I.V T H K X K .IH F I T I K E
¥'
N O T IC E O F S A L K
O F B H ID G E M A T E R IA L
B y a n tb o rlty vested In me b y law
I w ill o ffer fo r sale and sell lo the
h igh est and best b idd er fo r c asb on
S a tu rd a y , Dec. 4, 1 9 1 5 a t 1 0 : 0 0 a.
m. a t B ra d le y , O kla., the fo llo w in g
brid ge m ate rial con sisting o f 3 x 1 0 ,
3 x 1 2 etc., sam e being lu m b er tb a t
has been used. A n y p a rty d e sirin g
to bid on a s y p a rt o f th is m a te ria l
can see sam e a t steel b rid g e on
B ro s.
W a sh ita r iv e r e a s t o f Bradley.
J . A . CORZI.VB,
C o m m issio n er Dis. No. 3
C o u nty C lerk .
35-4
Make Dates With
H ave
I
B ro w n & S te p h e n s, B ra d le y , O k la h o m a
C . E . C ostello. F ir s t N a t ’l B a n k , L in d s a y , O k la .
F . S , B a ll p:U R en - , < k la .
U S E T R I B C X E AVAXT A D S
Let
these little
w o rk e rs do yo u r
w ork fo r you. T h e co st
Is sh ow n In w an t ad scale In
e v e ry Issu e of th e T ribune.
|
Y es, w e a re s till in th e b usiness— s e llin g sales e v e ry
fo r.
V
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W ill C ry Y o u r S a le
U-L.-rfrf ji.3.
i
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R es id en c e p h o n e K X -5 1
I1
C lo s e d
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A t
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L a st
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A contracti with W m . Inman for fhe building now occupied by The Bullard DJy Goods Company, and will move Jan. 1st.
we find we are compelled to further reduce our stock. So we’re preparing
In securing this location
A big Removal Sale. Beginning December, 16th
Our Scooq K m Out sale has been a grea success. W e have sold tho isands of dollars worth ot goods and have thousands left, including all our Holi
day gccds, rhat we are going to slaughter in this sale. There has never been a time in your life when you could buy good useful Christmas present at
cost. Scnielhlng of value for men and boys: bath robes; smoking jackets; bouse slippers; collar bags; gloves; ties in Christmas boxes; mufflers; all
kinds of cuff buttons; stick pins; handkerchiefs; silk hose; suspenders; handbags and suit cases. When you see the goods and have the prices is when
to judge. Value for your money is what you want-not a suit marked $25.00, now $16.50. W e guarantee the values on every suit and overcoat we sell
you. W hen we tell you a suit is a $20.00 value and sell it to you for $14.00 we mean itwas made by the factory to sell for $20.00— and give you $20.00
in value. Do not be missled by was “So and So”,now “So and So.” Buy vulues and come here to get them, If what we sell Jyou is not good we
will make good. R f m i - m b f . r the big Removal Sale and he heJe Saturday December 18th. Sale Begins December 16th.
\
S'
T H
OLD PRESCRIPTION
FOR WEAK KIDNEYS
A medicinal preparation like Dr. Kil
mer’* Swamp-Root, that ha* real curative
value almoiit aelU itnelf. Like an endiena
chain syntcm the remedy in recommended
by those who have been benellted to those
who are in need o f il.
Dr. Kilmer's Swainp-Uoot ia a phyiician’* prescription,
ll has been tested
(or years and has brought results to count
less numbers who have suffered.
The success of Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root
is due to the fact that it fuSlls almost ev
ery wish in overcoming kidney, liver and
bladder diseases, corrects urinary troubles
and neutralizes the uric acid which causes
rheumatism.
Do not suffer. Get i bottle of SwampRoot from any druggist now. Start treat
ment today.
However, if you wish first to test this
great preparation send ten cents to Dr.
Kilmer i Co., Binghamton, N. Y ., for a
sample bottle. W hen writing be sure and
mention this paper.—Adv.
Anticipating.
’ ’H ave you heard that BIglow 'a
daughter Is goin g to m arry a milllona lre ? ’
"Y es. H eard it yesterday. Biglow
tried to borrow ten dollars from me
on ‘ ho strength o f It."
THE FARMER’S CHANCE
T H E S P U R FARM L A N D S IN
D ickens, K en t, Crosby and Garza
Counties, T e x a s , offer the farm er his
beet opportunity to secure productive
farm s at low p rices and on easy terms.
Several hundred farm ers have alread y
bought from th is rem arkable body of
agricu ltural landa. and are rapidly pa.vIng for the sam e (rom the products
thereof—In m an y cases paying notes
before th ey a re due. No B O L L W E E
V IL ev er known. NO M A LA R IA . A l
titude, 2,200 to 2,600 feet. W onderful
cotton and (eed crops grown. For il
lustrated booklet, address Chas. A.
Jon es, M anager for S. M. SW EN SO N
& SO NS. Spur, Dickens County, T exas.
—Adv.
A P la ce For It.
"It pays to be polite."
"T e ll thut to a traffic cop some day."
— Detroit F ree P ress.
ECZEMAS AND RASHES
Itching and Burning S oothed by CuU
cura. Trial Free.
The Soap to cleanse and r urlfy, the
Ointment to soothe and heal. Relief,
re st and sleep follow tbe use o f these
supercream y em ollients and indicate
apeedy and com plete healm ent in most
case s of young and old, even when the
usual rem edies have u tterly (ailed.
Sam ple each fre e by mall with Book.
Address postcard, Cutlcura, Dept. X t ,
Boston. Sold everyw here.— Adv.
Foresifffit Is including the alim ony
when counting the cost of getting
married.
Always sure to please, Red Croa* Ball
Blut. All grocers sell it. Adv.
Hut a m an’s friends seldom work
overtim e on the friendship Job.
Epitome of the
World’s News
More than $6,000,000 w ill be expend
ed by Ihe M idvale Steel and O rdnance
Company in uddilion.s tu its operating
plants a t Philadelphia.
L ittle 5 to rie s o f the W e e k ’ s
Happenings
in
All
Nations
T w o men w ere Injured and the
plant of the P eters Paper Com pany
was damaged to the extent of $80,0iM)
at Kinson, Penn., by an explosion. Thn
company lias been engaged In the
manufacture of roofing paper for use
in tbe trenches on the British front.
WAR A T A OLANCfc.
T h e re Is a plague ot rats along the
B rilis h and Frau cti lines iu Fland ers
and Franco.
T h e British nrm y In M esopotam ia Is
in retreat. O fficial announcement was
made th al the fo rces of G eneral Townshend were re tirin g to Kut-El-Am ara.
T h e entire s ta ff of the Elglity-second
G erm an army division waa captured
by R u ssian scouts and brought as pris
oners Into the R u ssian lines ns the re
sult o f a daring night raid recently.
^ A lw ays K eep
a Bottle In
Y o ur Stable
Dr. K arl Buenz, Oeorge K o tter and
Adolph H achm elster of the HamburgAm erlcan line, convicted of con sp iracy
to defraud the U nited States go vern
ment. were sentenced to serve one and
a h alf years In the fed eral pen iten tiary
at A tlanta. Jo se p h Popplnghaus w as
sentenced to one year. T he HamburgAm erican line wae fined one dollar.
T h e Turkish torpedo boat destroyer
Y a r HLssnr has been sunk in the S ea
of M arm ora by a B ritish subm arine. A
Forty-six Indictm ents, nam ing fortyaupply steam er and four sailin g vessels four defendants, w ere returned at Chi
alao wero destroyed by tbe subm arine cago as a result of the grand Ju r y ’s
on December 3 and 4.
Inquiry Into labor graft. Fifteen o f the
new bills charge extortion, .mol h er fif
F ra n ce will not conclude peace until
teen charge con sp iracy; a third batch
A lsa ce and Ijo rrain e are won, Belgium
of fifteen charges m alicious m isch ief
and Serbia restored to th eir national
atid one Indictment, containing sixteen
righ ts and G erm an im perialism and
counts, charges conspiracy.
P ru ssian mllitarl.sm put beyond the
possib ility of resurrection. T h is state
FOREIGN
ment was made b y Under S ec retary of
W ar Thomas.
Poal Is $40 a ton in Italy, nnd con
T h e British, Fren ch, Italian , J a p
an ese and R u ssian governm ents have
m utually en gaged nol to conclude
peace separately during the present
w ar. T he live nations agree that when
term s of peace come to be discussed
no one of the a llie s will dem and peace
w ithout the perm ission of the others.
"N e w s that th e Russiano have en
tered Bulgaria h as aroused intense in
terest and th ere 1s much speculation
as to the next developm ent," R eu ter’s
correspondent a t Saloniki sa y s. "It
Is expected this move w ill have a ferreach in g effect on the international
situation of B u lg a ria and will m odify
the w hole asp ect of affairs in the B al
k an s. it Is reported by R eu ter’s corres
pondent a l Salo n iki.
H A N F O R D 'S
B a ls a m o f M yrrh
A Lf N I M B NT
F or G allt, W ir e
Cuts, L am en eit,
Strains, B u n c h e s ,
Thrush, O ld Sores,
Nail W ou nds, Foot Ri
Fistula, Bleeding, Etc., Etc.
tlnues to soar.
In one week.
I t w enl up $ 10 a ton
T he death is announced o f Gen.
Je su s Rabi, the la s t of the prom inent
m illtar> chiefs in the Cuban w a r of
independence.
Fran cisco V illa, retreatin g tow ard
Chihuahua by w ay of Sahuarlpa.
Sonora. Is being clo sely pursued by
C arranza cavalry.
W ASH IN G TO N
President ’W ilson nnd Mrs. N orn iaa
Galt will be m nrrled on Satu rd ay, D ®
cem ber 18 at Mrs. G alt’s home.
* ««
T he heirs of Dr. E . F. W ood of
Ja n esv ille, W ls., one of the A m ericana
lost in the A rab ic disaster, w ill ask
K in g N icholas, of Montenegro, haa
Germ any to indem nify thera fo r at
person ally handed to the entente am
least $50,000.
b assad o rs a docum ent su gg estin g the
p o ssib ility of a separate peace (or
T h e Porto R ico lin er Coamo waa
Montenegro, w h ich was represented stopped by the Fren ch cru iser Des
as exhausted and unable to w ithstand C artes, which took four Germ an fire
the superior fo rce s of the enem y. The men from the m erchantm an on iioard
am bassadors replied that in such a the w arship. P ro test has been m ade.
c a se they would break off diplom atic
S ecretary G arrison declares in hia
relatio n s and c e a se givin g the assist
an ce that hitherto had been accorded annual report to Ihe president, th at If
the adm inistration plan for a com inenMontenegrd.
lal nrmy falls, the United S ta le s will
T h e second phaae of the B alk an face some form o f com pulsory m ilitary
cam paign la developing slo w ly. It Is service.
expected, how ever, that with the con
The new battlesh ip N evada w ill be
clu sion of the operations a g ain st S e r
bia and the occupation o f M onastir completed some tim e in Ja n u a ry , and
the whole B u lg arian arm y, when the wlll be commanded by Capt. W . S.
w e ath er permits, will attem pt to drive Sim s. The O klahom a, also n earin g
the B rilish and French fo rces out of completion, w ill be com manded by
Southern Serbia, while the Austriana Capt. Roger W ells.
D O M E S T IC
R u b I t In
T h e N ovem ber grand Ju ry at Chicago
recommended th e sterilization of crim
in als convicted of assau lts on chil
dren.
T h e Standard Oil Com pany o f New
Y o rk announced an advan ce of one
cen t a gallon on all grades and pack
ages of gasoline for export.
T h e supreme court of W est V irginia
declared constitutional th at section of
the W est V irg in ia liquor law which
prohibits liqu or dealers outside the
s ta te from ad vertisin g th eir w ares In
W est Virginia.
W# •
Made Since 1846.
All Dealers s^c.H,nfordM
fg.c<
».
The Wretchedness
of Constipation
BUCK
LEG
U m >nz Injictor. bai Cutur't bMl.
Tb* niperlotltr ot CutUr tnxlurU 1* <lu* U onr U
r*iri ot i»«d»llitD* to **MliM »«4 i«rii«i Mly.^
Uilit •• CitUr't. If unnbutoabl*. *rd*r dlrert.
TM CutUr L*k«*t*a. (trkilv. Cal* *r Ckluw III.
" R liit ir r
MAIR B A LS A M
A k.i.*< pr*v*rmUon ul Mwlfc
F*lp* l o otadlooU dUBdrut
pyR *.torin,C .^ »^^
f'tyfKftfttonnf
« «^
Bftftptr tftOTBf or F*aftd Hftlr.
I
ADft. fand tl.O ft B t 0 r o r < < » W ’
It w as announced th at the A rlin g
ton Company o f A rlington, N. J .. man
u factu rers of pyralln , a celluloid prod
uct. had been purchased by the Du
Po n t de N em ours Pow der Com pany
(or a price betw een $6,000,000 and
$7,000,000.
A complete financial statem en t of
the Piinam a-Paclflc exposition, made
public by R obert S. Durkee. controller
of th e exposition. Indicated th at when
the fa ir closed tbere would rem ain a
ca-©h balance o f $1,041,550. T h e total
cost o f construction was $18,365,103.69.
R
I B
U
N
E
P llP llI!
FOR
THE
RICH
BRUTAL
M URDER
OP
H ARDIN , A M clN T O S n
F IR S T
E X E C U T IO N
R adical changes in the incom e tax
to reach thousands not now s e b je c l to
Its provisions and to Improve th e m a
chinery of collection were suggested
10 congresa In the annual rep o rt of
Secretary McAdoo aa means by which
the greater part o f the additional rev
enue needed to p ay fo r the ad m in istra
tion national d efen se plans can be p r ®
vlded. The s e c re ta ry proposed to low
er the exem ption lim its so as to tax
m arried persons with Incomes a s low
as $3,000. and sin gle persons with
$2,0U0 incomes. T he exem ptions now
are $4,000 and $3,000, resp ectively.
Your
H ealth
A ccou n t
IN C H A IR
In the State o f O klahom a.— T h e Fatal
C urrent Applied By a Man W h o
(s O pposed to Capital
Punishm ent.
M oAlester.— H enry Bookman, negro,
tbe first man to bo executed in O kla
homa by electrocution waa sen t to bis
deatb In the electric cb air In the lu is ®
ment of the state penitenliury at 1
o’clock F rid ay morning. Seven ty men
w itnessed tho execution.
T he first application of e le ctricity
was made when A asistan t Deputy W ar
den Je d lic k e raised b is hand in .signal
It 1 o’clock. Behind a canvas screen ,
an unknown executioner th row a
sw itch. A t the s lig h t ’chug" o f the
lever the bound negro slllTened. Five
eecond.© the seven ty spectators knelt
or stood breathless. A second sign al
was given. A second time the sw itch
was thrown. In the gap betw een the
black m ask nnd le a th e r cnp, dead eyes
stared from a b lack face w hich had
been livin g a moment before.
D octor Sh aw , prison physician, lis
tened at the chest o f Ihe life le ss flesh
for the sound of h eart beat. T here
was none. Until he nodded a few sec
onds la te r the only sound to be heard
In the whlte-walled basem ent room
wns the labored b reathin g of a son of
the man for the m urder of whom tho
negro hnd been k illed by the la w and
the choking gasps o f fhe executioner.
The physician nodded nnd turned
aw ay.
Prison atten dan ts began the
unstrapping of bindings. T he specta
tors stared briefly nf the c h a ir and
victim nnd slow ly filed from the room.
W arden R. W. D ick of the peniten
tiary w as In direct charge of the exe
cution, R. L, M orley and A. N. W il
cox, m em bers of th e state board of
affairs, wero present. It w as under
their direction thnt tlte electric ch air
hnd been Installed.
Bookman was k illed hy fhe sta te In
paym ent for the m urder of Rleh Hsrdin. a farm er of Eiifau ln on A pril 2,
191.5. The switch thnt sent 2.300 volts
of electricity through him w as closed
by a m an opposed to capital punish
ment.
W arden TMck Is opposed to capital
punishment.
T he crim e for w hich H qnry Bonk
man Waa sentenced to he electrocuted
w as the m urder o f Rich H ardin,
white farm er, which occurred a t the
home nf George Booth, Bookm an’ s ne
gro em ployer, about h alf w ay betw een
Nero and Fam e, In McIntosh county,
shortly a fte r 2 o’clo ck in the afternoon
of A pril 2, this year.
IT IS UP TO AUSTRIATOEXPLAIN
L oss
of
A m erican
Lives
A n con a .
On
the
’W ashington—T h e United S t a le s bas
tent to Austria-H ungary a note asking
for a disavow al o f the ©uhmarine at
tack of the Italian lin e r Ancona, assurinoes th at auch an act wlB not be re
T h e first step tow ard the resum ption peated. som e degree of punishm ent for
of full diplom atic relations betw een the com mander of the subm arine and
the United S ta te s and M exico waa reparation (or the Am erican liv e s lost.
T h e com m unication sent b y e.sble
taken In the ap*,ointnient of E llseo
Arrendondo. G en eral C arranza's confl- from the state departm ent to Ambnsdental repre.sentatlve In W ashington, tador .Fred e rick Penfield at V ienna,
a.© M exican am b assad or lo the United who w as instructed to hand It to tho
S lates.
Austrla-Hungarian m inister a f foreign
affairs, Baron Burlan.
G reat B ritain has acceded to the
F rien d ly but fo rcefu l term s. It Is
Am erican protest again st requisition laid, characterize th e document, which
ing ships of the Am erican T ran s-A t
Is understood to m ake a p articu lar
lantic Company steam ers H ocking and
point of prompt assu ran ces fo r the
G enesse. They w ill be held to a prize
future safety of A m erican liv e s. Aus
court and En glan d assu res the United
tria-H ungary haa n e ver Inform ed the
Sla te s that no m ore vessels .b a t come
United State.© w h ether the com m and
shall be seized*
ers o f Its subm arines had been given
A fte r a conference with S ec reln ry Instructions sim ilar to those w h ich the
McAdoo, Chairm an
Kitcliin of the German governm ent gave to Its com
house ways and m eans com m ittee an manders a fte r the L u sitan ia tragedy.
nounced the dem ocrats would put It is understood that the note referred
through before the Christm as re ce ss a particu larly to tbe charge th at shells
bill to continue the em ergency w ar from the subm arine killed and wound
revenue law w hich would exp ire by ed som e passengers on the A n co n a ■
lim itation Decem ber 3 1. T his Is esti
mated to raise more lhan $80,000,000
annually.
# • ft
to CaltN©* tlirti** PIMl. L0«.
Drtc«d. fmh, rtUlbli; pritsmd br
WeiUra itodontn. biouM ttw
■ratMl wkm *lhir nMliM tail.
wm* foi booUrt inO iMtlmooliU.
I0-*IM )kH- BlaHlw PIN* II.N
M.**« ikiL Sl**kl*i PIIU 4.M,
T
I I
Sen ator Ja m e s P . C larke of A rk an
sas w as chosen (nr president pro tem
pore of the sen ate hy the dem ocratic
caucus. Sen ator C lark e defeated Sen
ator Pom efene o f Ohio after a spirited
contest. The v o le w as 29 to 23.
T elegrap h ers all over the United
S la te s, employed by the W estern Union
T elegrap h Com pany, are rejoicin g over
Price 2 5 c, SOe and $1.00
the news th at a fter the first o f tho
.
,
OR WRITfc
y o ar all traffic em ployes w ill receive
a vacation with pay.
BYKACUiiS, /<. X
• « •
Fifty-nine persona k 'lled and sixtysix Injured is th e hunting toll in elgli■een states for th e season which ended
T he note the United States h as sent
N ov. 1 . L ast season one hundred and to Ausfrln-H ungary on the sin k in g of
eleven were k ille d and ono hundred
the Italian liner Ancona was based pri
Can quickly be overcome by
and slxty-two wounded.
m arily upon th e v irtu al adm ission of
CARTER’ S LIHLE
^
A d vice from Carlsbad, N. M. relates the A u s tr® llu n g a ria n adm iralty in its
UVER PILLS.
th at C. L. S k elto n of O km ulgee has oflicial statem ent thnt the ship w as tor
Purely vegetable
purchased of fo rm er Governor Stubbs pedoed before all the p assen gers hnd
— act surely and
gently on the
of K a n sa s the la tte r’s in terest in the been removed to a place of aafety. It
liver. Cure
1 Polled Angus C atlie Com pany. The waa stated also th at the position of
Biliousness,
the United S ta te s as outlined In Its
deal Involved n e arly $200,000.
H ead
communication a sk in g reparation for
a ch e.
The
Seandinavian-A m erlran
line A m erican lives lost and assu ran ces
D iz z i
I steam er O scar II, sailed from H o b ® Ihat such acta w ill not be repeated. Is
_______________
ness, and
Indigestion.T hey d o their duty.
I ken, N. J. c a rry in g 140 persons who that no m atter w hether a m erchant
SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE.
I ns gu ests of H en ry Ford, a re going to man stops upon the firing of a w arn in g
Genuine m ust bear Signature ' E u rop e in an effort to Induce neutral shot by a w arsh ip or a fter a pursuit,
\n ation s to ta k e steps tow ard stopping all the passengers must be rem oved
b efore the v e sse l was sunk.
tbe w ar.
LOSSES SURELY PREVENTEII
A L E X
C OU N TY F A RM E R .
E astern crude o ils were again ad
vanced, ten cent.s a barrel being added
la the principal grades, which made
the new prices a s follow s: P en n syl
vania crude, $ 2,10 : Cabell. $1.6 5; .Mer
cer black, N ew castle, Corning, $1.6 0 ;
Som erset was advanced eight cents to
$1.50, but there w as no cbange in R a g
land from 70 cents.
continue th eir efforts to overrun
M ontenegro; and the G erm ans, with
the aid of the T u rks and w hat B ul
garian.© and A u strlan s can be spared,
turn their attention to the Ru ssian s,
who again are reported to have en
tered Roum anian territo ry on their
w ay to B ulgaria.
Foi Sprains,
Strains or
Lameness
E
AND NOWFRANCE IS BUTTING IN
W ill Have T o Be Rem inded o f Cause
o f W ar o f 1812.
W ashington. — A Germ an seam an
aboard au A m erican vessel ou the bigb
seas Is immune from arre st by G c ®
m an y’s enemies, in the view o f the
state departm ent unless R can be
show n thnt he is an active m em ber of
Germ an naval or m ilitary forces.
Departm ent officials made th is c le ar
in com menting in fo rm ally on news
dispatches tbat five Germ ans had been
fo rcib ly removed (rom the A m erlcau
m erchanten Coam c and C aro lin a by
the Fren ch cru iser D es C artes. It was
said the men w e re entitled to Am er
lean protection.
W ill Build O u r Own S h ip s.
W ashington.— S e c re ta ry D an iels anmounced that con tracts (or c o n stru ®
tion of battlesbips No. 43 and 44, auth
orized by the last congress, had been
aw arded to the N ew York and .Mare
Island navy yard s resp ectively. Tbe
bids w ere; New Y o rk $7,690,926; .Mare
Island $7,413,156. B ids of a ll prlTate
builders for the.sc ships exceeded the
lim it of cost flxed by congress. Tbey
a sk congress fo authorize the
equipment of the ya rd at Bhiladelpbia
fur battleship cuuslruclluu at a cost uf
win
$1,000,000.
D o n ’t a ll o w it t o b e “ o v e r d r a w n "
a s a r e s u lt o f
LOSS OF APPETITE
POOR DIGESTION
INACTIVE LIVER
CONSTIPATED BOWELS
HOSTETTER’S
Stomach Bitters
m a y h e lp c o r r e c t s u c h c o n d it io n s
COW’S
MOO
KILLS CHILD
Housework Is a Burden
Baby
Frightened
Into Convulsions
W hen W andering Bovine Puts
Head In W in dow .
It's hard enougli to keep house It
in perfect health, but a woman who
Is weak, tired and sufferin g from an
aching back has a h eavy burden.
Auy woman In tb is condition baa
good cau se to suspect kidney trou
ble, esp ecially If the kidney action
sooma disordered.
Doan'a Kidney P tlls have cured
thousands of suffering women. U’a
the b est recommended special kid
ney rem edy.
liivosllgn lloii by Ur. II. Albert McM tirray, coroner of W esim oroland ,
county. Into the ilealh o f Jam es Hen
ry Pershing, ihree-ycnr-old son of lutw
riince I’orshlMK of G rapevllle revonlod
llmt the ihthl was lite rally frightened
to death.
Severtd days ago the hoy w as p la y
ing when a eow nt p aslure In a lot
adjnlning the house looked In at an
open window of the room whero. tho
child wns. As the llttlo one glanced
tow ard the window tho cow mooed
loudly.
W ith a scream Ihe child collBpsed
and w enl Into convulBlons. A ithyslclan waa unable to g ive the boy uny
relief, and death ensued Iwelve hours
Inter.— Grcenshurg
(Pu.)
Dispatch ]
I’ hiladelphia Reeord.
A n O k lahom a Ca<e
Mrs.
Nathantel
McVlcker, 717 K.
Broadway, E n id ,
Okla.. sa y s; " I waa
conflned to bed all
uno summer with
Ikldney
complaint
and t)ie pain I en
dured Is Indescrib
able. I also had
gravel and kidney
I r r e g u 1 a r I ties.
Doan'e K i d n e y
PUIs drove away
the pains and cor
rected all the other
1 ow* my good health to
Dr. Pierce's I’ lcaiaiit Pellet* are the 1
original little liver pills put up 40 years i
ago. Tbey regulate hvcr aud bowels.—.\dv.
Cet Doae’s *1 Any Stare,
D
a n d im p r o v e y o u r g e n e r a l h e a lt h .
B rain food wus Invented for mon
who llko lo feed thelr vanity.
ON F IR ST SYM PTOM S
use "R e n o v ln e" and be cured. Do not
w ait until the heart organ is beyond
repair. “ Ren ovlne" Is the heart and
n erve tonic. P rice 50c o«d $1.00.— Adv.
Som etim es It is a wom an’s fondness
or change thut keeps her hu sband’s
pocket empty.
DON’T 8 N IFFLE I
I
Som e Car.
"T h a t's a pretty speedy car of yours,
Isn't It?"
"■You bet you r life It is! I've only
had that car six months und I've paid
out m ore money In lines than the car
cost me o rigin ally."
SOe e Bei
'S
W ANTED
. An energetic, ambltioua, active men to
| esteblieh permanent bueinesg. Whole or
- part time. Heallh end Accident Ineurance.
i Immediate caah return* and future. Addresa
NKTIOIIKLGlSUKLTyCOMPIillT, DETROIT,MIGH.
But a man never go es around look
ing fo r trouble In the guls’o of a cred
itor.
W. N. U., Oklahoma City, No. 61-1915.
H er V indication .
Children Cry for Fletcher’s Caatoria
N
■
Y o u can rid y o u rse lf of that cold in
the head by taking I.a xativ e Quintdtne
T ab lets. Price 25c.
Also uaed in
case s o f L a Grippe and (or se vere
headaches. Rem em ber that.—Adv.
A m edicine chest without M agic A r
M o th e r s
ev e ry bottle o f nica Linim ent Is uaoless. B est of all
su re rem edy fo r linim ents
(or
sp rain s,
sw ellin gs,
aud
a u u Dsee
O O th
b u aaet jit
bruises, rheum atism ond neuralgia.
T h ree sizes, 25o, SOc and $1.00.-=-Adv.
B e a rs the
Sign atu re of
In U se F o r O ver 30 Y e ars.
A
rOSTER-MlLBURN CO* BUFFALO, N. Y.
Som o womeu put on ulrs and somo
othurs try to w lilslle them.
BREAD WITHOUT SALT IS TASTELESS
Im p o r ta n t to
E xam in e carefu lly
C A ST O R IA , a s a fe and
Infants and cbildren,
u u iiu io u ,
O
Ho (annoyedl — It's eight o'clock
nnd you sold you would be here at
six.
S h o -D Id I suy six ?- I thought I
said s e v e n .-B o s to n T ranscript.
Going S om e.
"H ow did K ing Solonion get such a
repntptlon for w isdo m ?"
"W e ll, he SBoma to have been able
to m ake hls Ihuusund wives helleve
Gay Old Bird.
"T h e tiirkey Is an unusual bird ," re that his affection fo r the (Queen of
m arked tile s ta r boarder lo start the Sh eb a was purely platonlc. It ta k e s a
dinner tim e conversation. "I wonder w ise guy lo pull a stu n t like thut."
how far back in history It goes."
" I f you mean this particular -speci
Should Have B een Enough.
m en," suid the man who Is alw ays
M rs, Morgan had a colored maid
kicking. "1 should say that tt goes back numed Sarah. Ono Sunday afternoon
quite some tim e—probably lo Colonial the m istress saw S a ra h 's lover lea v
d a ys."
ing the houae clad in a suit of w hite
flannel. A little later, when tbe maid
N ot N eeded.
appeared, Mra. M organ sold:
" I hear yo u 're getting up a b azaar
"S a r a h , that beau o f yours should
for th e benefit of the unem ployed. I never w ear white. He Is so very black
sh all be glad to give m y time to help that white clothes m ake him appear all
m ake It a su ccess."
tho blacker. W hy don 't you give him
"T h a n k you ever so much, but the a h in t?"
people whom wo are trying to help
"W h y, M is’ M organ," said S a rah ,
have more tim e than they know w hal with anim ation, "I done give him er
to do w ith."
lot ob hints, but ho Je s ’ natterly ain't
got no sense an ’ didn't take ’em ."
"P ro b ab ly you didn't make the hints
Truth fo r the T raveler.
Man at T ick et Office (purchasing stron g enough," said tho m istress.
“ W ell, no'am, d a t’s Je s ’ what I think
transportation I— Can I atop o ver In
Dubhurst on th is tick et?
m y se lf," agreed S a rah , reflectively; "I
A gen t— W ell, this tick et Is only good don’t believe I did. I Je st looks at him
for so many hours, and there is no righ t hard an' I sa y s, 'Isham, yo’ sho'
other train until after it expires. Be do look like a black sn ak e craw lin' out
fore th at tim e you w ill he kicking oh cream , you d e l’ T h e l's Je s’ all 1
yo u rse lf beeause you did not k eep on. s a y s to him. M is' M organ.’’— E v e r y
—Richm ond Tim es-Dlspatch.
body’s Magazine.
G reatn ess that Is th rust upou meu
soon evaporates.
IMITATION IS SIN CEREST FLATTERY
but like counterfeit money tbe Im ita
tion has not the wortb of the original.
Insist on " I j U Creole" H air Dressing—
It's tbe original. D arkens your balr In
tho natu ral wny, but coutaina no dye.
Brice $1.00.—Adv.
A D ifference.
"I heard that your sou had becom e
an acto r."
"GInd to hear It. All I know ahout
it is thut he went on the stage."
S urface D elicacy.
"M aw nin', colonel," saluted the Sencgamblan garcon. "W h a t’s de s ta te
oh yuh longin’ tils m aw nin '?"
■'Have you any preserved pineap
ple ?’
"No. suh, not dis mawnin’. De
las' we had wnz frayed and In sech a
state of decom posin’ dnt de sheef sed
we’d s e rv e It in de future in de raw .
When a man gnaw a pineapple hull a
llttie w hile he don’t notice w hat's de
matter wld de inside."
"L iv e r and bacon.”
“ Y es. sub, mighty fine substitute."—
Richmond Tim es-Dlspatch.
Special D elivery.
Young Ja m e s had been outdoor*
playing a ll tlio afternoon.
•"W hat have you been playing all
the B ftern o o n , Ja m e s ? " asked Ja m e a ’
mother.
"P o stm an ,” said Ja m e s en th u sia®
tically. "It was great, too."
"H ow do you play postm an?" asked
hls m other dutifully.
"Oh, I took all those plies of old
letters you had dono up with blue
ribbons In yuur low est bureau draw er
and gave ’em out to people all down
the street. T hey thought It was great,
too."
E x p e rts W ho K n o w
T h e leading H otel Stewards and C hefs o f the W orld use and recom m end
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T he
International
M utual
C ooks
and
Pastry
C ooks A ssociation.
THEODORE M. U MANNA
A D O L P H E M EYER
President
Secretary
E. S. HODGSKIN, M. D.
Food Expert
T h is splendid fo o d is m ade o f wheat and barley and contains the entire nutri
ment o f these grains, including the priceless mineral elements so necessary for build
ing and maintaining vigor o f body and m ind, but w h ich are so often lacking in the
usual dietary.
i4 Suggestion — In stuffing your chicken, turkey, d u ck or goose for the Christmas
dinner, try using one quarter Grape-N uts and three quarters bread crumbs, instead o f
all bread crumbs. Y o u 'will be delighted with the crisp, nutty flavour imparted by
this w holesom e ingredient.
Grape-Nuts food com es ready to eat direct from the package; and is nourishing,
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i to w n , is m o v in g to B ra d le y th is
w eek.
F o r S a l e . W in c h e s t e r
R e p e a tin g
sh o t g u n ; n e a r ly n e w .
F o r q u ic k
B illa $ 1 2 5 0 .
N ew
A r r iv a ls
L e w is
S la o n .
T . A . Cook is d o in g some r e
m o d e lin g on his f a m i hom e e as t
o f to w n fh is w eek.
A L E X G R A IN M / iR K E T .
W e H a v e F a ll Goods A n iv in jr D a ily
J u s t R e c e iv id a L a rg e S h iy m e n t o f P e te rs Shoes
C o rn , s n a p p e d -------------------------- 48c
We Fit Your Feet
W h e a t ...................................................90c
C orn, s h u c k e d ..................
O ats ........................................................ 2 7c
K a flr. sh elled , per 10 0 lb s
W e G iv e Y o u a C ash D is co u n t on E v e ry P a ir
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O P P O R T U N I T Y f o r s fm -’one to
p re s e n t one o f th e w o rld s g r e a t
est a u to m o b ile s in A le x and v ic
in ity . A d re ss D is tr ib u to r B ox
13 L h ic k a s h a , O k la .
3 7 -4 t
M R R A . L. R A M S K Y
P hone 27
T R I B U N E
Young Attorney Goes To
1 uisa
A sale that is breaking all selling records!
E lto n B. H u n t o f C h ic k a s h a , a
Son o f M r . M rs . J. H u n t o f th is
place, has re tu rn e a to T u lsa
w h e re he w illa s s ' d a te d w ith tl e
firm fo r w h o m he w o rk e d b e fo re
c o m in g to C h ic k a s h a , w h e re he
has been v e ry successful fo r past
14 m onths, b e in g re co g n ize d aP
one ol th e le a d iig a it o ir e y s ol
th e c eu n ty s te t. W h i l e h t fo r
m e r ly p re fo rm e d th e d u 'ie s c f
la w c le rk , h e is n o w associtated
w ith th em and w ill do tr ia l w o rk
• x c lu s iv e ly , fo r w h ic h he is com
pensated v e ry h a n d so m ely.
M r. H u n t g ra d u a te d
fro m
O k la h o m a
U n iv e r s ity s everal
y e a rs ago and has h e lp ed O k la
h o m a w in m an y d e h ates o ver
o ’ h e r states. W e c c n g ra tu a la te
b o th he a n d his p a re n ts .
FO RCED
a r tic le s th a t
r tc e ip l.
poun d
d a u g h te r,
are
S h 'P
lo s t .s a v e
ress m o n ey rrd e r,
Q U I T !!!
Drygoodsv shoeSv clothing, and Furnishings
sak is now on
A ak
y o u r fr ie n d s a n d n e ig h b o r s a b o u t th e e x t r a o r d in a r y b a r g in s — th e v a lu e s a n d
th e lo w
p r ic e s —
t h e y k n u w , t h e y h a v e b e e n ; a n d o o m i n g b a c k f o r m o ■e.
O u r e n t ir e s t o o k th r o w n o u t a t p r ic e 8 t h a t a r e d u m lo u r .d in g a ll c o m p e t it io n .
Think! Think Hard!!
C o m e ! Y o u connot a ffo rd to stay a w a y ,
com in j to.
C o m e w ith th e c r o w d ,
its a
s a le w o rth
T he
Lcses Fiue Mare
Its
im p o s s ib le to g i v e l i s t o t t h e
a r g lin s .
T h t fir s t b ig c u t o f th e s e a s o n
C o m e a n d se e w ith y o u r o w n e y e s
o n a ll o u r L a d i e a r e a d v - t o w e a r .
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m e r w h o liv e s w e s t o f to w n , re
T h e w ooden c u lv e rt a t th e p o rts th e loss o f a fin e m a re last
s o u th e as t c o rn e r o f to w n w o u ld S a tu rd a y n ig h t.
s ta n d some re p a irs .
Q u ite a n i m b e r o f to rs e s and
m u le s h a v e died h e re w ilh -in th s
T h e A m e r ic a n
E x p r e s s C c r n . la s t Iw o m o n ih s b u t v e ry fe w
p a n y p n s f u l l v a l u a t i o n o n a n y h a v e died la te ly .
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+ M onday.
65c
T h v to ta l n u m b e r o f bales o f
cotto n g in n e d teis season u p to
and in c lu d in g D e c e m b e r 1 , 3919,
a g a in s t 1 8 ,8 3 4 fo r eame d a te
last y e a r.
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p a y a b le a n y .
R . L . D u n g a n is n o v in g to th e
D . C . Jo ies f a r m n o rth o f to w n
w h e re he w ill liv e th e fo llo w in g
to n
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E . A . M e as le s , w ho liv e s n o rth ,
d e t a i l s , 6 '/^ i n c h e s i n h e i g h t .
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ft
+
r e s e m b l a n c e o f t h e f i g u r e to t h a t o f
W i n . K F e r g u s o n , A g e n t . o f to w n , is som c o rn s h u c k e r.
F re o b lo tters fo r tho school k id s g i f t .
E . D . B la c k w ill boss th e Jesse
t h e f a m o u s s n a k e g o d d e s s fo u n d b y
at th e T rih u n e ofllce.
H e s h u ck ed 12 bushles a n h o u r
B o y s Union su its— the k in d th at
M
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o re ra n c h w e s t o f to w n th e
S i r A . E v a n s a t K n o s s o s is o b v io u s .
M rs . C. L . H o llid a y le f t th is b y his w a tc h .
w ear, 3 5 c to $ 1.0 0 .
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T h e M e th o fiis t ch u rc h is e r e c t w e e k fo r ^ ill C re e k , O k la .,
a r t o f a n c ie n t G re e c e a s th a t o f
F o r s a le :
12
T o n s c r e d ijm
J. G . M o y e r re tu rn ed fro m in g a nice b arn fo r th e P a s to r, w h e re she w ill m a k e h e r fu tu re
g o t h ic w o r k o f th e th ir te e n th c e n M isses K e r r a n d P u ^ k e t l e f t
h o m e . S he is a m o th e r o f M rs . q u a i l i t y a l f a l f y h a y , f o r q u i c k
H o b a rt Saturday w h ere he has K ev, J . D. K id d , th is w e e k.
h rry.
A t t h e s a m e t i m e th e c h a r
fo r th e ir hom e W e d n e s d a y a f .e r
s a le $ 6 p e r to n .
R .H u r .n ic u t t
T . A . C am p b e ll.
been lo o k in g up the best place tu
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th e m a t e r i a l s s e e m s t o p r e
th e s ch o rl w a s closed " n account
" R e d D iam o n d " o v e ra lls fo r a ll
m a rk e t his sweet potatoes.
c lu d e th e p o s s ib ilit y o f fo r g e r y . S h e
\.ho w o rk . W hat siz e ? yes, w e h a v e
o f th e presence o f s c a rle t fe v e r
T , A . C ook ship ped tw o cars o f
T h e D allas Sem i-W eekly F a rm
w e a r s a d re s s o f C r e t a n ty p e , a n d
yo u r size.
an d d ip h th e r ia .
M E T H O D IST C H U R C H N O TICE.S
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h e r h e a d is a d o r n e d w ith a s p le n d id
2 8 -tf N ew s and T h e T rib u n e both
P re ac h in g , second nnd fo u rth
fo r $ 1.6 0 .
k e t M o n d a y . H e topped i t last
c r o w n , on w h ic h a g o ld o r n a m e n t
M r . and M rs . J. C
W eaver
S u n d a y s at 1 1 : 0 0 a. m. an d 7 : p. m.
w a s p r o b a b l y fi x e d .
T h e sta tu e tte
w eek.
S u n d a y Scbool each Su n d ay a t _ D e p u ty s h erifi D e A r t h u r W i l
'e f t
W e d n e s d a y f o r T e m p le ,
e x h ib its fo r th e fir s t tim e a t r e a t
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O k la ., w h e re th e y w ill spend th e
son l e f t m onday fo r R a v is , O k la .,
m e n t o f t h e h u m a n f i g u r e w h ic h i a
th e B e r t C h itw o o d hom e w e s t o f
P r a y e r S erv ices and C h o ir P r a c
h o lid a y s w ito fr ie n d s an d r e la
w h e re he w ill look a f t e r th e r e n t
Who
comes
there?
Santa
c o m p a r a b l e w i t h t h e f i n e s t u d ie s o f
tice W ednesday, 7 :0 0 p. m .
to w n has been u n p e r g oing re
tiv e s .
fro m fo u r good fa rm s lo cated
a n n u a ls c h a r a c t e r is tic o f C re ta n o r
A c o rd ial w elcom e to a ll.
p a irs . O n e room w as a dded
e;
J . D. K ID D ,
n e a r th e re .
lly o c c n ia n a r t .
I t m a y be p la c e d
“ D o n ’ t y o u p i t y o u r h u s b a n d s in
w it h lots o f porch ro o m , th e enP a s to r In ch a rg e .
n o t f a r fr o m th e h ig h -w a te r m a r k
ra v e ju s t finished u n p a c k in g th e A . A . D ra k e , w h o liv e s n e a r I r e t h e c i t y , in a s t u f f y o ffic e a l l d a y ? ”
te r io r w as d e c o ra te d b e a u tifu ll.
to n , re p o rts th a t he w ill p la n t
r
la rg e s t an d m ost s e le c t lin e o f
“ Y e s ; a n d in a s t u ff y m u s ic h a l! j
p e t a n ^ p o t t e r y ,^ ^ a n d ^ it m a y g o
ROCK ISLAND T IM E TABLE.
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a c o n c re te fo u n d a tio n and con
l).e' k t o t h e m i d d l e M in o im a g e .
W estbound
>Cmas goods th a t h rv e e v e r been som e bro om c o rn n e x t y e a r.
a l l e v e n in g .”
M iss R ichardso n S p e n t the la t Eastbound.
c re te steps w e re a d d ed , a n d it
’J 'l . i "
new
d is c o v e r y
e m p h a s iz e s
sh o w n in A le x .
M r . V in c e n ',
ter p a rt of the w e e k w ith the h o m e 3:0 3 ....................................................... 5:06
GEM OF A N C IE N T ART.
10:30 ..................................................... 1 2 :B f loom s up l e a u i i f u l am o n g the
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folks at B rad le y.
lo m e s o f G ra d y c o u ty . W .J H .
tb e a r t o f C r e t e a n d t h a t o f a n c i e n t
$3000
‘ h a v e w h a t you w a n t ” , w h ile a t l e y l a n d ; w e l l i m p r o v e d ;
A g e m o f th e M in o a n a r t h a s
H e lla s .
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H eney B u g g y . H ob’ t E . A lexan d er.
goods fo r th e w h o le tr ib e , k n o w t i c e .
2 6 -tf. day n ig h fp ro v e d a g ra n d success,
M ens and boys e x t r a pants foi
in g th a t a b ig lin e o f w e ll "e le c t
th e house w a s p acked a n d th e w in te r. M ade to w ith stan d the
ed toys fo r th e k id d ie s a n d beau
ro u g h est of w o rk — w e can flt you
M rs , Lou A lle n re tu rn e d to h e r boxes b ro u g h t $ 22.50.
28-tf t i f u l p resen ts fo r th e g ro w n -u p s
hom e in O k la h o m a C ity M o n d a y
w o u ld cause e v e ry X m a s shopper
a fte r h a v in g s p e n t s e v e ra l days
C h ild ren s re a d y to w ear d resse s
to shop a t hone th is y e a r. W e ’ll
w ith h e r d a u g h te r M rs . R . M . In g in gh a m s 10 c to $ 1.2 6 .
M r . and M rs . W . W . W a lte rs , h a v e to o ff w ith o u r h a ts to h im ,
2 8 -tf
Shaw.
re s id e n ts o f ro u te five o u t o f he has th e goods.
C h ic k a s h a , w e re d o w n W e d n e s
M A R R Y — W e h a v e a la r g e n u m
D r . E . C . W a r r e n , th e d e n tis t, d a y p re p a rin g to m o v e on a fa rm
A . J. H a tc h e r c f P a o li is in th e
ber o f w ealth y m em bers. T h is clu b fille d hia r e g u la r a p p o in tm e n t
L a s t w eek w e received fo u r c a lls fo r sten o
a sam p le o f y o u r h an d w ritin g. In a sh o rt tim e you
s e v e n m ile s east o f A le x .
c it y d o in g his b e s t to bi y some
is o ne o f the o ld est an d m ost suc
g ra p h e rs an d b o ok k eep ers an d one o f tbese, a
can im pro ve yo u r w ritin g w o n d e rfu lly c are fu l and
h e re S a tu rd l y .
c e s s fu l; strictly c o n fld en tlal: p a rtic
o f th e good land n e a r h e re th a t
good p o sitio n in a la w office fo r a yo u n g m an
system a tic pracUce.
u la rs fr e e : T he R e lia b le C lu b. M rs.
ste n o g rap h er, we h a v e been u n ab le to flll.
he m ay
liv e a m o n g a gocd
W hen you v is it m other yo u w ill
W ru b el, B ox 2 6 , O ak lan d , C al.
T h e dem and fo r com peten t b ten o graph ers
need a tru n k or s u it case— le t us
people.
w h ere,
m ake • very
ic c e p ts b le
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2 8 -tf
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O kla.
C le a n :
a g e m t . r o c s is l a m d lu te s
TAT THOMPSON
O lv .P u a .A tL
OkUkv
, cn.
H a l, th e liitle son o f M r . and
M rs . W . P . H a m ilto n , died fro m
th e effecs o f s c a rle t fe v e r, S a t
u rd a y n ig h t, D ec. 4 age 3 yearsT h e little fe llo w c o n tra c ts d th e
fe v e r and died fr o m its e ffe c t
one w e e k la te r
The
paren ts
h a v e a h o s t o f frie n d s h e re w ho
w ill m orn w ith th e m th e loss o f
a d a rlin g boy.
Hdw. Co. Lindsay, Okla. !
W hy go'to Chickaiha to
do yoin- slicpping, when
home.? W ’e well pay rail
$10 or more
will have
ahout the 15th of Nov.
Call or write us.
H \ R n w . \ K i Co.
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L i i l u S a ) , Okia.
an d ty p ists is in c re a sin g e v e ry d a y.
T b ere is
p o sitiv ely n o t a sufflcient n u m b er o f com petent
ste n o g ra p h e rs to flll th e po sitio n s. N o tw ith stan d
in g the fa c t tb a t th e n u m b e r ot good bu sin ess po
sitio n s in bu sin ess is m an y tim es g r e a te r than th e
n u m b er o t position s fo r tea ch ers, th e N o rm al
sch o o ls o f th e state a r e crow ded w ith y o u n g people
p re p a rin g to teach— m ore th an ten tim e s the n u m
b e r a tte n d in g b u sin ess colleges.
Bookkeeping
O ur co u rse not o n ly teach es how to k eep b ooks,
b u t g iv e s a th orough d rill in a c tu al b u sin ess p ra c
tice, In clu din g B a n k in g and C o rp o ratio n w ork.
Grammer-Spelling
T h e se su b je cts a r e e sse n tia l an d w e re q u ire
d a ily w o rk in both E n g lish an d S p e llin g from tbe
b egin n in g.
T h is a lso in clu d es p u n ctuation and
B u s in e s s Correspondence.
Bu'ine'S A rithm'tic
A good w o rk in g k n o w led ge of th is su b je ct ts
alm o st in d isp en sab le to e v e ry person . In d iv id u a l
in stru ctio n w ill be given to those w n o are b a c k
w ard in arith m etic.
Penmanship
W hen you ap p ly fo r a position In bu.siness,
ab o u t the flrst th in g you a re ask ed to do is to giv#
A re yo u rapid an d accu rate a t flg u re s? If not
yo u a re g r e a tly han dicapped In ta k in g c a re of au y
k in d o f b u sin ess. Y o u can soo n le a m to handle
flg u re s ra p id ly In o u r rapid c alc u latio n c lass.
T h is c o u rse is c e rta in ly w o rth e v e ry sacrifice
e f tim e .i:.^ money n e cessary to get It. T h e av er
a g e person w ill spend m ore on trifle s In the course
ot s ix m o n ih s and w ill w a ste m ore tim e than It
w o u ld ta k e lo prep are h im se lf fo r a position a s
B o o k k e e p ti or Sten o grap h e r.
T h e re n re few th in g s In llfo th at a r e o f m ore
v it a l lm port:in ce to y o u than a p ra c tica l education,
th e re fo re do not a llo w som e le s s e r claim on yo u r
tim e prevent your sta rtin g . Do not deceive yo u r
s e lf w ith th e prom ise th at y o u w ill begin yo u r
co u rse som etim e In the fu tu re — a fte r you have
bo ugh t th is o r have done th at.
U n less you a re stro n g en ou gh in yo u r pur
pose to m ak e the s t a r t when yo u sh ou ld, you w ill
go on ind efin itely b u ild in g a ir castles.
T h o se w ho a re deficient In an y tn b ject w ill
re ceiv e in d iv id u al in stru ctio n a t Ih elr own desks.
D u rin g the la st eleven y e a r s we have trained
h u n d red s In this c o u rse each y e a r, and have se
cu red p o sitio n s fo r a l l o u r g ra d u a te s.
M ore th an flve hu nd red g rad u ates from this
school are ho ld in g go od po sitio n s In Oklahoma.
W rite o r telephone fo r fu r th e r Inform atioui oiv is lt the school.
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A le x w i l l h a v e a sp ecial b a rg a in
g iv in g a n d Sale D a y M o n
d a y D e c . 27th a n d w e w e l
com e Y O U .
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To Each And Every TaxPayer of Crady county
Christmas Greetings
C. E . C o s te llo . V . P re s .
L . L. I.a w 8 . C a s h ie r
R. L . C ru s e . V . Pres.
E . W . W asso n , A ss’t C a s h ie r
W e wish y o u all
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© r ib u n e
TH E
First National
Bank
Mr. Merchants Head
E’m Oft
Murder Justified!
D o you th in k , as a
m an, th a t'
a n y s o rt o f s itu a tio n , e x c e p t th e
OF ALEX
A s a w a rn in g to you to co-op
and e r a t e w ith th e T r ib u n e in its e f
th e liv e s o f th o se in y o u r fa m ily , f o r t to keep th e hom e p e o p le t r a d
w o u ld j u s t i f y you in c o m m ittin g in g a t hom e, w e re s p e c tiv e ly
p ro te c tio n o f y o u r o w n life
m u rd e r'/
$50,000.00
you s u b m it you th e fo llo w in g s ta tis p ris o n e r tic ts s h o w in g h o w m a n y tr a d e
F o r in s ta n c e ,
if
w e r e c a u g h t a n d m ad e
b y a g a n g o f vicious m e n in te n d e le s e w h s re . D u r in g th e m o n th
on m a k in g y o u th e v ic tu m o f o f N o v e m b e r, w h ic h is by no
t h e i r in d ig n itie s b u t w h o o ffe re d
W h e n you g e t d e b w paid s ta rt a b a n k a c c o u n t.
W it h
a little effo rt a lo n g l l i i . lin e you raay n o t h a v e an y debts
10 p a y n e x t y e a r.
.vou m o n th , th e re w a s 454 tic k e ts sold
fe e l r ig h t i f yo u took th e lif e o f w it h C h ic k a s h a as th e d e s tin a
one o f th e g a n g ? « Y o u w ill be t io n ; 180 sold w it h L in d s a y as
in te r e s t ?d in th e s im ila r p ro b le m t h e i r d e s tid & tio n . I t is s ta r tlin g
to t h in k th a t 6 3 4 p eople should
w h ic h H u m p h re y ‘. v a n W e y d e n
pass u p th e b a rg a in s o f th e A le x
fa c e d in J a c k L o n d o n ’s s to ry o f
m e r c h a n ts a n d b u y e ls e w h e re .
“ T h e S e a -W o lf,” th e n e w s e ria l
C le o S n e d e k e r s p e n t S u n d a y
in th is p a p e r.
I Motorcycles on Easy Payments f
w i l h th e hom e fo lk s .
Bj/s G>d1 u o A:re
Farm
JESS A. TUCKER
P h o n e 70
m e a n s as h e a v y in tr a ffic as th is
n o th r e a t o f k illin g ,, w o u ld
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Fire Works Xmas
N o th in g w o u ld fill th e h e a rts o f
A . J . H a tc h e r o f P a o li, O k la .,
so m a n y y o u n g s te rs w it h th e
la s t W e e k b o u g h t 110 a c re o f th e
X m a s s p irit m o re th a n a b ’g d is
Pat
M o r r is la n d on R o a r in g
p la y o f fire w o rk s
S u c h a th in g
C re e k . M r . H a tc h e r w ill p ro
b a b ly n o t m o v e h e re to n a k e his w ill p ro b a b ly h a p p e n . T h e m e r
a t c h a n ts a re on th e jo b and a ll
fa v o c h a v in g th e c e le b r a tin g
w h ic h tim e h e w ill b u ild a fin
h o m e and im p ro v e his fs r m fo r k in d o f fire w o rk s lik e th e y d id
h o m e u n til th e f a ll
O u r
A L E X . G R A D Y ( 'O U N T Y . O K L A H O V IA . F R I D A Y M O R N I N G , D E C .. 2 4 ,1 9 1 5
J. A . C o rzin e . P re s.
th e
M o tto —
ra is in g
s to c k .
of
The
of
1916,
th o u ro u g h b re d
co n sid era io n
$ 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 .
y e a rs ago, w h e n
you c uid h e a r
w as th e o ld a n v il f o r seven o r e ig h t
m ile s . O f c ourse th e younste.-s
w i l l be p re ra itte d
Married
TIMBERLAKE BARI ER SHOP
to
c e le b ra te ,
too.
N e w L o c a tio n east side m a in s tre e t.
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T h e M a r r a g e o f J e e H o lb ro o k ,
age
23,
a n d M iss C a rr ie
a g e 20, w a s solom ized
Dr. Warren, Dentist
a fte rn o o n .
Leases For 5 Years
F o s t.-r,
S a tu rd a y
C . S . A ston o f Q u in to n , O k la ,
T h e n e w ly -w e d s le f t w 13 h e re
f o r a s h o rt v is it
n e a r B ra d le y .
am o ng
frie n d s
T h e b rid e is tn e
d a u g h te r o f o u r old tim e
fr ie n d
th is
w e e k c lo s in g a
d e a l w it h W . R . P a r m e r to lease
his 2 0 0 acre fa r m
s o u th w e s t
to w n fo r a p e rio d o f fiv e
of
y e a rs .
a n d h a rd w a re m a n , M . 0 . F o s te r E x te n s iv e im p ro v e m e n ts a re to
0 ffice over Wasson Grocery Co.
a n d is an acco m p lish ed a n lo v a be m ad e, m o re la n d b ro k e , a n d
b le y o u n g la d y o f
s e t.
L o o k fo r the “ K o z ’ ” s ig n , it spells g io d s how .
th e
younger
in s te a d o f o u r fr ie n d P a r m e r g e t
T a x e s fo r this y e a r (191.5) are
due a n d e ith e r h a lf o r a ll should be
paid at once to a v o id p e n alty. If
h a lf is paid th e last w ill be d e lin q
uent June 15th, 1916.
In th e p a y m e n t o f taxes we d e
sire each tax p a y e r o f the c o u n ty
to re m e m b e r th e fo llo w in g facts:First: T h a t w e can not answ er
y o u b y p h o n e , m ak e you a state
m e n t o r w rite y o u a tax re ce ip t
unless you give the n u m b e r o f lo t
and block o f to w n p ro p e rry ; the
section, to w nship, a n d range of
lands, and th e n am e o f to w n o r
jow u ship in w h ic h y o u r personal
was assessed, because the tax rolls
are m ad e up a c c o rd in g to the d e
scription and n o t according lo the
nam es.
S econd: T h a t d u rin g the rush o f
tax p a y in g w h e n we a re very busy
we w ill not ta k e tim e to furnish
statem ent o f g ra d in g , paving, sew
er o r an y street im p ro v e m e n t ta x
es unless you request it, so if th ere
are a n y such assessments against
y o u r city p ro p e rty please m e n tio n
th em o r call fo r statem ent o f th em
w h e n callin g fo r a d v a lo ro m taxes.
T h ir d : T h a t it y o u r check is filed
b efore taxes are d e lin q u e n t th e re
w ill be no p e n a ly , although y o u
m ay n o t get y o u r receipt fo r sixty
days and we w ill th a n k you to let
ns file yo u r checks, as that aids us
d u rin g the ru a h .
F o u rth : T h a t if y o u w a it until the
the last d:iy y o u are lik e ly to be
in th e rush a n d not get to pay
y o u r taxes o n th at d a y .
F ifth : W e w ill appreciate y o u r
fillin g out a b la n k check and at
taching it to to a le tte r giving c o m
plete description as described in
p arag raph o n e above and m a ilin g
or fiiin g w ith us, as th en w e can
w rite the re ce ip t a fte r the busy
days are o v e r, fill o u t y o u r check
fo r th e a m o u n t and m a il the.; re
ceipt to you; a n d re m em b e r, w j
cash the che^k the c am e d a y that
the receipt is w ritte n .
S ixth: R e m e m b e r, th at we w ill
appreciate y o u r c o m p ly in g w ith
the a b o ve requests an d that wc
are alw ays re a d y fo g ive you a n y
in so rm atio n o b ta in a b le in thjs o ffi
ce.
Please a ttend to y o u r taxes at
once and a v o id the 18 per cen t
p e n a lty w hich the law com pels m e
to charge.
Y ours v e ry tru ly ,
H . N . M U L L IC A N
C o u n tv T re as u re r.
c o n te n t h im s e lf w ith O k la h o m a ’s
o f fr ie n d s .
b e s t— G ra d y C o u n ty .
,
5 -lO c
T h e r e w e re 9 2,43 8 P o u n d s
L a d le s ro a d y-to -w ear dresses
tn
g in g h a m s $ 1 .0 0 to $ 1 . 5 0 . K im o n a s,
$ 1.2 5 .
28-U
of
fr e ig h t re c e iv e d
R u s h s p rin g s T e le p h o n e c om less c arlo ad
d
u
r
in
g
th
e
m
o
n
th
of N ovem ber
p a n y , an d h is son D r . H . M .
E v a n s o f R a s h S p rin g s , c a m e a t th e A le x s ta tio n w ith re v e n u e
Should Havs Rural Route
W h y should A le x n o t h a ve one
o v e r T u e s d a y to look a f t e r th e ir a m o u n tin g to S428.(X), again.st o r m o re r u r a l routes? M a n y
6 0 ,2 0 2 pounds w ith re v e n u e a - o th e r to w n n o t n e a r so la rg e a n d
in te re s ts h e re .
m o u n tin g to $ 28 4 .6 0 f o r sam
fu ll o f business as A le x h a v e
m
o
n
th
las
t
y
e
a
r.
J. E . M a h o n re ce ive d a p a in fu l
r u r a l rou tes |-u n n in g d iffe r e n t
i n ju r y S a tu rd a y w h e n h e
mw w ^
Hugh M. Millican
JC
to re m o v e h is fo o t in
fa ile d
tim e
-
-Sensible prices,
quality considered.
W
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M
E
Q u a lity is o u r M otto
BOND BROS
‘PHONE 30
F arm
Loans
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ness we do justiG es the s ta te m e u t th a t w e cao m ee t a n y
a n d e ll c o m p e titio n .
Sheegog & Cralle
F ir s t N a tio n a l B a n k B u ild in g
Phone 1
, is now d e
Optometryi
fined “ th e
m e a s u ra m e n t o f th e pow er o f
vision a n d the a d a p tio n o f le n
ses for th e aid th e r e o f,” and ia
re g u la te d b y law in 33 statea
in c lu d in g O k la h o m a re q u irin g
a b p lic a n ts for b ra c tic e to show th e ir co m p eten ce b e fo re a
b o a rd c f ^ a m in e r s in o p to m e tiy . l a m no w th e one in
G ra d y oo u n ty re g is te re d b y e m a m in a tio n .
DR. EDWARD CARR
423 C h ix . A v e .
P ro p rie to r C a r r ’s O p tic a l P a rlo r
tln g its
w a s ru n o v e r b y a w a g 'in w h e e l.
P . P . T h u r s to n
has
in s ta te d t n d is n o w in
been re
e x c e lle n t
s ta n d in g in th e T rib u n e ’s fa m ily .
M is s C la r a G ipson, o f
a s h a schools,
C h ic k
v is ite d w it h 't h e
h o m e fo lk s h e re la s t w e e k . , -
F a rm
L o a n s
L e t us re n ew th a t o ld lo in c r m ak e y o u a n e w loan?.
W e lo an lib e ra l a m o u n ts and g iv e you tb e
best o f te rm a and ra te s.
W r ite
T. H. Bennett
C h ic k a s h a ,
O k la .
d ire c tio n s fr o m to w n , a cc o m ad a -
and
T h a n k s fo r th e tw o re n e w a ls .
Baggage & Transfer !
m
T o th e n goes c o n g ra tu la t in g a w a y fr o m us, he w ill n o w
tio n a n d b e st w ishes fr o m a host
A . L . E v a n s , p re s id e n t o f th e
V a u d e v ille a n d 4 re els o f p ictu re s.
Y e a r !
ru ra l
ua g e t b e h in d
Importani: to
all Taxpaycrs
C o u n ty T re a s u re r H . N .
M u llic a n , in a n o th e r p a rt o f
th e T rib u n e , is g ivin g e ve ry ^
ta x p a y e r o f G ra d y co u n ty i
im p o rta n t in fo rm a tio n reg- ft
a rd in g yo u r taxes. R e a d it.
popu a tio n .
th is
good
Let
ro a d s
m o v e m e n t, p u t th e roads in good
c o n d itio n , th e n th e re is no d o u b t
th a t w e w ill b e fa v o re d w ith one
or even
tw o
rou es.
L in d s a y ,
N in n e k a h , R u s h S p rin g s , A m b e r
and in fa c t n e a r ly e v e ry to w n in
G ra d y
have
and a d jo in in g
these
ro u te s .
co u n tie s
G et busy
e v e ry b o d y a n d ta lk f o r th e m .
COM E
IN
Get a Store Bought Shavel
” R&zor» Sharp, Toweli Clean;
____________ Culu thg whiakeni no they can’ t be eeen”
THE
As Toldîn a
Few W ord s
P. D En gllah, who has been d e rli
o f tbe ArkaUKSa suprem e court alnte
1880, ban resigned.
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Four negroes are known to hava
j been killed and about fo rty person*,
m ostly negroes, w ere Injured aa a ■
suit of a tornado which swept througb
aeveral east MIsalasippI counties.
EWEEK’SNEWS
KliltiOi
A L E X
T R I B U N E
S U TE E N P U Y E R E AWARDED “ 0 ‘
sta te U niversity Has V ery S ueeesiful
F ootball Seaaon.
N qnnan.— S ixtee n men w ere aa ard-
P IE S n iU ID
MRS. G U I WED
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ing of V irginia, w a s w ell represented
with kinsmen and kinswomen. She
and her m other, Mra. W illiam H. Boll
ing. have Hved together fo r several
year*, snd Mra. Bolling, of course, waa
the dow ager queen o f the occasion.
The bride’s sisters. M iss Berth*
Bolling of W ash in p o n and M rs H. H.
Maury of Anniston, Ala., and ber
brothers. John
Randolph
Bolling.
Richard W. Bolling. Ju lia n B. Bolling,
all of W ash in p o n : R. E . Bolling of
Panam * and Dr. W A. Bolling of
te n isv ille . K y^ attended tho cere
mony.
It will be rem em bered that Mis*
M argaret W ilson snd Mis* Helen
Woodrow Bones re a lly brought about
the romance o f the president tnd bit
bride. During the first Mrs. Wilson’s
la st Illness M iss Bones was simout
constantly at her aide. The vlgll w*.t
tedious and w earing, and after Mrs.
W ilson's death M iss Bones w ss in
aucb frs ll health h e rse lf th st Dr.
C arey G rayson, fam ily friend snd
W hite House physician, w as much
worried. H e urged M iss Bones to U k e
long w alks— and M iss Bones did so,
accompanied by her widow friend,
M rt. Norman Oalt. who also enjoyed
Journeys afoot.
MagicWashingStick
T k li U somethlDg new to hotuewlTUro
•owrthlof tb e j bafe wanted a ll tbelr llTro,
but never eould *<> before. It inakei It poeitM e to do tbe benrlett, knrdeet waahlng | (
leee than ooe-ball tbe time It took br old
■etkodr, nod It ellmlontoe illnikMet end mu»
eolar effort. No weohlng maekloe le needed.
Motblns but tble elmple little preparatloa.
whieh Te ntoolntelj kvolni b Me fleetl bbln—
w hlu, colored or wooien. It makee the
kardeet taek of the week a pleaaant paatlme—
a dellibtfol occnpsllon. You will be d*.
Ufbted at tbe elean, apotleaa, anow-trblie
elothea tbat come out of the lin alag water:
and all without ml effort on jo u r part. The
Marie W aab ln i Stick deei HiS-fond remember,
wlibout iB ju r j to tbe moat delicate (ooda,
eolored or wblle,-woolrna, blankeu, lace cnrtalne,el«. Oontatea ne aclda. no nikallee, na
poleonoun Innredlenta to make lla use daareroua n neiklep M ctala
Sold br a ll D rufp ata aad Oroeera ererj.
where. I f joura doean't handle It, ebow him
Ible ad-he'll fc i It for jon. Or eend Me la
•tampe lo L I. IKUUt CSh Ikwaaa. Teua
ed th e Football “ O" a t the I'n iv e rslty
j t
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SU P RE M E C O U R T DECISION ECHO of O klahom a the first of last w eek, fob S im p lic it y aiHJ GOOO T a S tC M a iK
Good and Newsy Items
Pauline W alton, 17-yenr-old daughter
lo irin g the m ost s u c c tfifu l gridiron
C erem ony a t Home o f
OF P R U D E N TIA L B. 4 L
o f General Interest Cono f Mr. nnd M r*. T. L. W alton, was
seo*on tbe Sooners b»»e ev er hod.
CO.
F
A
ILU
R
E
.
B rid e .
found dead in her bed at her bome In
denied to Small Spaca
D u rin g the' th ree m onins tn which
Pn rls, T exas, with her Ibroat cul from
B e n a le O v e n 's la n o u * httle player*
e a r lo ear, Offlcers aay ahe waa m ur
w e re in the gom e, they defeated Mis
dered while aaleep.
souri, K an sas, Texas. A rk an sas, tbe
IrtMUVIHHKUIIIIUmUIIIUHUIllUj
• • •
O klahom a F a rm e rs. K an sas Form ers
Congreaaman Kenneth D M cKellnr Little IncidenU an d A ccid en ts That
and h alf a dozen sm aller team s.
o
f
Memphis
won
Ihe
dem
ocratic
uomlI
Ge to Make Up a W eak 'a
l a doing th is they not only ram # N * Fuas an d Feather* at th* W ils cn
nntlon for United States senator, de
eWTaiavioM
History o l a Croat
from tbe season oll-vicloriotis and uaW ed d in g — Brld* la Attandcd by
■ ■ a n n iH a iimiiuiHiwuwuiiiiuiinwiutituaiiil f ent Ing F o rm er Governor MnJcolm K.
Williamson-Hakell-Frazier
Co.
dlsputed cham pions of tbe So u th w est
Comirton wealth.
Patterson In a •‘ru n -o ff of the prim ary
S la U r— Spend H oneym oon
O klaboi& a C ity , G u th rie , E lk City^
U «nDsn and Atutro-HuDKsrian aub o f la st month, by a m ajority eailmnted
but tb e y also placed one man <t Ieo.<t
C hickaaha. S h a w n e e and A ltu s .
in th * South.
n arln ea to date bave aunk 508 ehlpa, on the faee of unofficial returns In
on
th e oU-Am ericaa
aggregation,
U nder a decision ju it handed down placed six m en on the m ythical ollaccordInK to a news dispatch from exceas of 15,000 voles.
P reca riou s P osition .
'
by tbe atate suprem e court tbe South- Sou ih w estern and from that nam ber
'W ashington. Dec. 18.—Offlolal and
• • •
Berlin, The lo U l tonnaK# of the »e»Why did you tell tb at man you
scU auok U given at »J7,819.
General V ictorlano H uerta, a pris w estern Surety Com pany (recently to se v e n or eigh t on the all-O Uahom a. ■ocial c ir c le t here n ever taw a more
were so rry to b ear be had a fam ily T'
• • •
Tfae O klaboBia man wbo wo* given quiet w eddin g th an tbe nuptiola of
o n er at Kl P aso , pending action by the m erged with th e Southern Suprety
‘B ecause he's a Maine gu id e."
fie ld M arshal S ir Joh n French wbo. fed eral grand ju ry at Ban Antonio, baa Com pany, and c arry in g the la tler's a p lace by one big sport w riter among Presid en t Wilson and Mra. Edith
al bla own requeat, has been relieved recovered from a recent attack ol jau n nam e), is held lia b le on a bond given the eleven g re atest football p laye rs In Bolling G n lL this evening, In tfae unot tbe command of B ritlah forcer! In dice. He waa returned from hla re si In b eh alf of tbe Prudential L oan and tbe United S u t e s w as Capt. Spot pretenlioua G all hom e at 1308 T w en
T h * Beet L in im e n t
♦Vance and Flanders, hae been sue- dence in E l P aso to tbe custody of the T ru st Company, a o Oklahoma C lly In G e y e r, fallb ack under B ennie Owen, tieth a t r e e t
For fa lls od icy walks, sp rain s and
teedad hr Oen. Sir Douglaa Haig. United S ta le s m arshal at Fort Hllas. stitu tio n lhat un M ay 1, 19 12 , became the cosmta o ften colled the “ football
bruises, ru b on and rub In H anford's
Only m em ber* o f tbe Im m ediate
Since the landing of the expeditionary It waa said be would be taken to San Insolvent aod unable to fill l u con w izard of the So u ih w esL ” T h e big fam ilies
B alsam o f M yrrh. Apply tb is Uniment
w itnessed
tbe cerem ony.
Friendship Ripens Inte Love.
tracts.
force. S ir Douglaa ila ig haa commaod- Antonio a fte r tha bolldaya.
B y and by, Mies Bones Introduced thoroughly and re lie f should quickly
O klahom a
fu llb ack
wo*
heralded W illiam G . McAdoo woe the o n ly cab
• • •
ed the flrat arm y and haa been re
T h e case aroae In the d istric t court a c ro ss tbe continent a* the greatest inet officer present, and be w a s tbere M iss W ilson snd Mrs. G alL snd tbe follow. A d v.
peatedly menlluned In diapatchea by
T h e mushroom lown of Hopewell. w hen J . Ram sey Davla, and others, m anipulator o f tbe fo rw ard pass in 0 * tbe fausbond o t the p re sid e n ts friendship o f these tw o soon became
hla chief wboae place he now lakes.
T aken at HI* W ord .
Vn., of 26.000 people grow n up alnce through their alto rn ey, L . H. Pritch the gom e to d ay; he made m ore goals youngest daughter.
Even w ith the intimate. In tbe natural course of
• • •
He ( p a s s io n a t e ly ) - 1 would go to
la s t aummer, with the great new explo ard, sued the Pred entlal an d the a fte r touchdown than an y o tb er player lim ited num ber o f g u e su , th e bouse e v e n u Mr*. GsU took luncheon now
W hile (he diplomats In Greece and s iv e plant of the DuPont Pow der Com Southw estern S u r e ty Company asking aod h e stood w e ll up tow ard the top in w a* packed, (or both bride and bride and then with b er chum s in the the end o f tbe earth (or you.
Roumania are engaged In new deals pany, waa alm oet wiped oft the map judgm ent on a bond Uued by the lat the punting departm en t of tb e game, groom h a v e many clo se re lativ es.
Bhe (calm ly )— Good-by.
■White H ouse—and It w asn 't long be
which will decide the next atep in the b y a flre which atarted In a restaurant ter in behalf of th e P ru den tial com with a season 's av e rag e o f 5 1 yards.
T h e b rid e waa attended by h e r sis fo re tbe president w a s enjoying Mrs.
Balkan operationa, tbere U Increasing and did property damnge estim ated at pany.
The decisio n affect* ninety- De a lso stood third man in A m erica ter, M ies B erth a B ollin g of th la city. G alt's charm.
A T T H E F IR S T S IG N S
evtdence tbat the Germana. ever rea- conalderably more tban $1,000,000. Tha seven other suit* again st th e defend la num ber of point* scored during the
S b e w as attired in a traveling costum e
Mr. W ilson Is the sixth president of
ilve, aro preparing new strokes on D uPont w orks outside of the aellle- ant*. judgment fo r which now w ill be teoson. bis reco rd being 132 . H ia longand carried a m agnificent bouquet of th e United S u t e s to m arry a widow. O f Falling Hair G et C uticura.
1%
both the eastern and w eatem fronts, m ent com pletely escaped damage.
given by the d istric t court, ag g re g a l «st forw ard p a ss was not only a record orchids. A s a selected o rch estra W asain p o n , Jefferso n , Madison, FillW ork* W onder*. Trial F ret.
• r nl leaat a concentration of tbelr
• • •
ing about $18,000.
for tb e season , but it is claim ed by (rom tho M arine b an d played th e wed m ore and Benjam in H arrison were bis
forcea to strik e when condltlcna are
T b e managern of tbe syndicate
c ritic s to be th e longest fo rw ard paas din g m arch she m et the president in predecessors In tb is sort of a union,
Otncera Indicted.
Touch sp o U of dandruff and Itching
propitious. Diapatchea from Petro w hich underw rote the Anglo-French
T h e Prudential Ireoan t T ru s t Com that h as been made in the h isto ry ct the h a llw a y outside tbe p arlo rs and but In not more than one o r two cases with C u tlcu ra Ointment, an d follow
grad note Germ an activity, particular $50O,000J)0U 5 per Cent extern al war
the
gam
e.
It
w
aa
one
fo
r
a
net
gain
together th e y went slo w ly down to the w as the widow the second wife— as in next m orning wtth a hot sham poo ot
ly in the Dvinak d lilrlct, which would loan announced that $280,000,000 of tbe pany which was organized a.s a bu
of 5 3 yards, th e big fu llb ack having great a lta r of flow ers erected a t tbe this case. John l y l e r and Theodore
Cutlcura Soap. T b la at on ce arrest*
accord with the German ambition to Issu e had been w ithdrawn for Invest Ing and loan association in Oklahom a hurled the s p ira l some 63 yard s from
e a st end o f the room s. The w edding Roosevelt m arried tw ice, bnt their falling h a ir and promotes h a ir growth.
reach the line of the Dvina river, while m ent at the syndicate price of 96%, C ity, sold con tract* Instead of build-j w h ere he was standing.
rin g used waa a plain gold circlet second w ives bad not been wedded be You may rely on these sup ercream y
all accounts from neutral countrlea and that $40,000,000 had been sold at Ing and loan sto ck . W hile actin g as
Capt.-elect M ontgom ery also made m arked w ith the in itia ls of tb e bride fore.
mention a continued movement of men publie subscription for 98. The un such, the banking departm ent o f the
emollients fo r all skin troubles.
a nation al se a so n 's record when he and bridegroom.
It ts scarcely n e ce ssary to recall
and guna to the weat. In the latter sold balance of $180,000,000 will be s u t e o f Oklahoma required ft to give
Sam ple each (ree by mall w ith Book.
ran 80 yards fo r a touchdown from a
a
bond
In
tbe
sum
of
$20,000,
which
Keep
Hour
a
Secret.
George W a sh ln p o n 's m arriage. The Address postcard, Cutlcura, Dept. X Y ,
theater of operationa It aeema only a distributed tb is week am ong members
blocked punt in the gam e w itb A r
w
as
m
ade
by
the
Sou
thw
estern
Su
rely
In o rd er to avoid th e crowde o f curi world knows of his courtship, engage Bostoa. Sold everyw here.— Adv.
queation at what points tbe oflenalve o f tbe syn dicate which has expired,
k a n sa s and F ie ld s and Joh n son were o us folk In W ashington the hou r of ment and espousal. H is love w as the
Com pany of Denison.
Is to be taken.
according to a previous agreem ent.
T h e Prudential becam e in so lven t In m entioned on th e honor roll by Sport th e w edding was k e p t secret u n til late "W idow Custia.”
Thom as Jefferson.
Toe Sudden.
uiMiinB 19 12 , when a re c e iv e r was appointed, ing Ekiitor M cB rid e of the K a n s a s City
With the Anglo-French fo rcea-safely i "
‘Bad a ffa ir about Jon es h avin g con
S
tar.
and
Its
affairs
wound
ap.
L
a
te
r
the
\
acrosa Ibe Greek frontier and close to
cussion o f the brain, w asn 't tt?‘
princip al offlcers In the com pany were
A gam e w ith N eb rask a w as U lked
their elrongly fortified b ase a l Salon
'What w a s the m atter?"
Indicted In fed eral court—J . K . W il of an d even negotiations w ere started,
lkl, where reinforcem ents are a rriv
'He w a s struck with an Idea."—Y a le
son. O scar B en tley and a m an named the contest to bave been played in
ing dally, Uie second phase of the B al
Record.
ninitiBinnniiiinnHiuitM im niHnnniE
D
ow
ney.
K a n s a s City, Dec. 4. but the project
kan campaign which opened with the
Vtacount Alverstone, form er lord
Su it wa.v then brought b y about 10 1 fell througb b ecau se o f objections from
Teutonic Invasion of S e rb ia and (he
CO VETED BY A L L
c on tract holders o r stockholders In the o th er
M issouri V alle y conference
defeat o f her arm y, baa cloaed and the c h ie f justice uf Englaud, Is dead.
but possessed b y (ew—a beautiful
com pany against th e reurety com pany team s. Had th e two eleven s raeL they
proplee of the belllgerenl countrlea are
bead of b a lr. If yo u rs is streak ed w ith
T h e question of term inating Villa the le st case tried and a decision rend would hsve fo u gh t for the cham pion
anxiously aw aiting the next move. II
gray, or Is b arih and stiff, yo u can re
oppualtlOD
to
the
Curranzu
de
facto
ered
In
favor
of
Ih
e
claim
ants
by
Jud
ge
ship o f the en tire W est, Stleb m ’s men
seema fa irly well settled th at the Bul
atore It to Its form er beauty and lu s
governm
ent.
It
became
known
was
a
G. W. Clark. T h e surety com pany ap h av in g gone through the season like
ter by u sin g " L a Creole" H a ir Dress
garians do Dot Intend to Invade
ing. P ric e $1.00.— Adv.
Greece, which would lik e ly cause dla- liv e ISHUP at a council of w ar now pealed the case to the suprem e court, O w en's, w ithout a sin gle d e fe a t
senalona In th al country, already un tn progress at Chihuahua, at whlcb which now affirm s the decision of the
S ix te e n m en w ere aw arded the
low er court, hold in g the su re ty com m uch-coveted "O " this year. T h is 1s
The Danger.
easy over the Bulgarian occupation of V illa and hia staff are in attendance.
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pany liab le to a ll o f the partlea who a la rg e r num ber than have been ac
"I sm h a lf afra id to try tbis new
Monastlr. Alao It la not believed that
D elalla h av e been received of the had dealings w ith the defunct Pruden corded the honor ^ t the Sooner school
scalp to n ic."
Ihe AuHtrlans and Germnnn hnve suffl"Why a r e you a fraid ?"
d en t troops available to attack the destruction o f two T u rkish gunboats tial company.
b efo re In y e a rs . T b ey a re : Field s,
Com pany’ s C ontention.
n e a r the island of K efken In the Black
"It Is re a lly a batr-raising experi
entente allies.
A nderson, P h illip s, B e ll, W. HoU, 0 .
The surety com pan y contended that
S e a about aixty mllea eaat of the en
ment, you know ."
H
ott,
M
ontgomery,
Fo
ster,
McCain,
iiiiitniiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiHiiifflH tran ce to th e Bnaphorus, by three Rus the Pn iden ltal w aa not doing a strict
Joh n son , G eyer, Cap.shaw, Sw atek, Mcs ia n torpedo boats under command ol ly building and lo an business and did C aslan d , L iv e ly and M eyer.
To Drive O u t Malaria
not Issu e It* ca p ita l stock to these
C aptain Count Trouhetskol.
And Build Up The System
• • •
p a rlie s ; th al the bond which th ey gave
T a k e th e O ld S t a n d a r d G R O V E S
General P ab lo Gonzales, commandei to do business a s a building and loan
T A S T E L E S S chill TONIC. You know
o f Mexico C lly for the de facto govern association would not protect theso
what you are Uking, as tbe formula is
The aasem hllng of two New Y ear's m ent, received a telegram th at' the persons who had bought loan contracts
irinted on every label, showing it is
ibiploadH of roodstuffa fo r Belgium head of G en eral Ju a n B. Hernandez, Instead of corporate stock aa ordinap R o b ert Cum m ings and Ben Driscoll
uinine and Iron in a tasteless form. Th#
A
rrested
On
Depew
Bank
Charge.
waa anounced by the eommlaaion for form er intim ate friend of President lly Issued by building and loan a.s.soQuinine drives out malaria, tha Iron
relief In Belgium . 11 la expected the Porfirio Dlaz and relative o f General clallon a.
boiii
liidi np the system, jo ceuta
ships will aall about Ja n u a r y I, cu rry H uerta, waa being shipped to him from
TuLsa.— R ob ert Cum m ings, 45, own
ing donut Iona from P eu n sylvaiila ano Kaperanza, s ta te ot V era Cruz, as t
The Kind,
e r o f tw o ran ch es near B lxb y, in T ulsa
LODGE DISPUTE ENDS IN MURDER
Connecticut.
"H e w aa a regular furnace o f
Chriatm aa preaent.
cou nty, was arre ste d with Ben Dris
wrath."
coll, and lodged in the county JaJI a l
Com ptroller W llllam a announced the ^lllll
iitiiiitiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiuniiiui N egro Brethren Q uarrel O ver Pay-went S a p u lp a on a ch arge of robbing the
“ Yes— a h o to lr furnace.
of
G
as
Bill.
P
residen
t
and
Mr*.
W
ilson.
failure of tho Flrat Nntlonal Bunk of| =
F ir s t S tale B a n k of Depew o f $4,000,
Wartrune, T enn., having a eapllul o t , g
Dr. B. F. Jackson,C eleb rated P h ysician,
Okm ulgee.—T h e third k illin g In T he a.T * 8ts w e re made by Sh e riff Lew Id the day. Tho plan worked w ith fa ir a t the home of a friend, Joh n W ayles,
$50,000, surplus of $26,000 and deposits i g
O km ulgee county within a w eek oc W ild er of C reek county, E. A. W esner, success and the p o lice had no trouble met M artha Skelton, W ayles' widowed banded dow n to posterity b is fam oua
of about $130,000. "Foifaerlea and de- g
prescription for fem ale troubles. Now
curred here when Robert Bobo fatally one o f his deputies, and C. N. W ilder, In han dlin g the (ew hundred men, daughter. Sh e w as a beautiful worn
falcHtions fo r which the c ash ier of the
Cummings women and children who pressed an, mucb sought a fte r, but Jefferson sold under the nam e of "F em en in a.''
stabbed Johu Cunningham , follow ing city m arshal a t K ie fe r.
More than $23,000,000 for Improve
bank In respon sible," w k * the an
Pric# 60c and $1.00.—Adv.
a dispute over a g a s bill said to have and Driscoll den y any connection with eagerly In tbe stre e ts near tb e Galt flnally won her heart.
m ent uf the fortifications of the United
nounced cau sa o f the fa ilu re.
been owed by tw o negro lodges of the robbery. A tto rn eys have been se bome.
Perhaps
Dolly
M
adison,
w
ife
ol
S t a le s was ask ed by the w ar depart
T h e W aves Are Sa yin g .
cured (or Com m ings and efforts are on
As soon a s the cerem ony w a s over Prhsfdent Ja m e s M adison, is beat
M aury I. D iggs, who. w llh F. Drew m ent In a prelim inarv d raft of the which the men w e re officers.
First W av e —W hat has beon wished
foot
to
have
him
released
on
ball.
Both the K n ig h ts of P y th ias and the
and tbe bride had been salu ted by known gen erally to A m ericans of all
Cam inettl, Is under conviction In the fortlflcBtions bill,
on us now ?
M asons gel gas through the sam e me
T h e robbery o f the Depew bank oc those presen t In th e accustomed fash generations next to M artha W ashing
(edoral courts fo r while sla v e ry , m ar
* • <
Second W ave— A joysall.
ter.
T
h
e
argum
ent
between
the
two
ion.
w
hile
the
sm
iling
groom
received
c
urred
when
tw
o
unm
asked
men
en
ton.
ried at U aland, ra lK ., M iss Mnrshu
T h e suprem e court affirmed a $15,000
negroes
concerned
the
paym
ent
of
the
congratulations,
th
e
newly-weds
sped
tered the fro n t door of the bank and
John T y le r's R om ance.
W arrington, w llh whom he mado the judgm ent fo r the heP a of J . T. Bigger,
TH A T GRIM W H IT E S P E C T R E ,
John T y le r wa* tw ice m arried, the
trip from Sacram ento, t.'allf., to Ueno, w ho was cangh t In » cloudburst while bill. When they cam e together Bobo o rd ered the b an k officials with se v e ra l aw ay in a big W hite House autom obile
Pneum onia, follow s on the heels of a
Nev., th at was used as the basis of his Changing c a rs a l te n g v le w , T gxas, and stabbed Cunn.ngham tn the h eart, the custom ers into the vau lt a t tbe point to the Union sU tio n and took a train second tim e w hile he w as president.
neglected cough o r cold. D elay no
conrlctlim . D iggs w as recently di took cold and died. T he T exas ju ry la tte r whirled an d received anolher of revo lvers. A fte r the cash ie r nnd to the So u th for th e ir honeymoon. If H is first w ife w as t e t lt la Christian, longer. T a k e M ansfield's Cough Bal
o
th
ers
had
been
herded
In
the
vau
lt
th
ey
told
anybody
their
destination
ila
sh
In
the
back.
who belonged to one o f the old fam l sam. P r ic e 60c and $1.00.— Adv.
vorced.
held that the train crew failed lo
a • B
the robbers attem pted to fasten the th at person kept h i* secret w e ll. It Ues of V irginia. Mra. T y le r bore the
n o tify B igger to step Into another car
P ierce Com pany T o Tap H ealdton.
Why does a young man tr y to keep
door but were unsuccessful.
Is reported from fa m ily circles, how president nine children. Ju s t before
Owing to the grow ing congestion of
• • •
A rd m o re—T he Pierce Oil Corpora
ever. th at the couple w-lll be a w a y un her husband w as elected vice presi
on the rig h t side o f his beat girl when
Irafflc in the vicinity of N ew York and
T he house by a vote o f 205 to 189
til the flrs t week in January.
"In order, If possible, to avoid an Im passed the jo in t resolution extending tion is soon to enter the Healdton
dent of the United S ta te s she suffered be knows her h e a rt Is on tbe le ft
Deputy S h e riff Shot B y Convict.
fleld with a slx-lnch pipe line, which
pending blockade," the Pen nsylvania the em ergency revenue tux until Dec
T hey m u st be b a c k In W ashington a stroke o f p a ra ly sis and a short time B id e ?
M cA lester.— D eputy Sh eriff Georg*
railroad extended Its em bargo .in ex- 3 1 , 1916. T h e senate Is expected to win connect with Ihelr big refin ery at
by Ja n u a r y 7, though, because on that a fter he succeeded W illiam Henry
M cK ee of Quinton wels shot th re*
Not O r a j B alr* bot TIrod B j m
|K)rt freight i o Include freig h t on all ta k e like action In a day or two. The F o ri Worth. T h e plana are p ractically
date the president and Mrs. W ilson H arrison a s president sbe died— in the
tim
es
and
probably
fa
ta
lly
wounded
in
m ake us look older than we are. K eep
com plete, the o n ly obstacle at the
connecting lines and destined to the la w
w ill act a s host and hostess at a great W hite House.
Is expected by adm lnistratlun
your Eyes young and you will look young.
a
figh
t
to
cap
tu
re
W.
C.
T
idw
ell,
a
New York district for export, coast leaders lo brin g revenue Into the treas. present lime b ein g fhe getting o f conreception to be g iven In the W hite
The second w in ter a fter her death After the M ovies Murine Tour Eyee. Don't
fracta for oil at the m arket price. fo rm er convict who Is wanted in sev House fo r the Pan-Am erican repre th e president met Ju lia , the daughter tell your age. Murine E ye R em edy Co..
wise o r dom estic consumption.
u ry a l the ra le of $82,000,000 a year
Chicago, Sends E y e Book on request
eral
counties
on
robbery
charges.
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Sotpe six m onths ago the Pierce
• • B
sen tatives at the national capital. o f a Mr. G ardiner, who lived on one of
M cK ee and H enry Honea, m arshal a l
people
con
lrarled
wllh
the
M
agnolia
M
oreover,
congress
w
ill
have
recon
T h e suprem e court of the United
Properties of Ihe M. Rum ley Com
the Islands In L on g Island sound.
The cham pion som etim es goes into
Quinton, cam e upon T idw ell In hiding.
pany a $32,000,000 rorporntion, manu S ta te s having held that cotton taxes P ipe Lin e Co., fo r 5,001) b a rre ls of oil A fte r wounding the deputy sheriff, T id. vened. a fte r the holiday season , and T he president (ell d esp erately In love
The ta ilo r tries to- suit h is crowd,
a
day.
for
a
y
e
a
r
’s
time,
at
the
then
Mr. W ilson will h a v e to be b ac k at —he wooed a s a youth o f twenty and the law yers tries tu £row d bis
facturing (arm ing m achinery at l,a- to Ihe amount of $68,000,000 w ere Ille
well
escaped,
although
a
po.sse
with
Porte, Ind., wus sold for $2,500,000 at g a lly collected from the southern m arket price nf 30 centa at th e fleld, bloodhounds is now on his trail. T id hla desk.
would woo, Im petuously and roman
suits.
or 50 cents delivered.
O nly Relative* A re Present
a receiver's sale to th e Advance- sta te s during the civil w ar. Hepresen
tically. It w asn’t a g re at w hile before
well was an asso cia te o f China Reed,
Am ong those p resen t at th e cere they w ere engaged and a short time
Uuinley Company, composed of stock la tlv e Sco lt F e rris of Oklahoma has
one o f the th ree convicts who caused
P iles C ured In 6 to 14 D ays
G etting Ready F o r M unicipal Gas.
holders, noteholders afid eredliors of Inlrodated a bill for the refunding to
mony w e re :
M iss M argaret W ilson, la ter they w ere m arried quietly at th« D rsriiiis retond money il PAZO O IN T M EN T
the prison riot o f Jan u a ry , 1914.
.Muskopcp.—T
h
e
locnl
c
ity
council
the old compan.v and capitalized at the stales involved In the collection ol
the p resid en t’s e ld e st daughter; Mrs. Church o f the A scension In New laili to cure Itchins. Blind. Bleedini or Protrufc
U t Pilu. First application glvii tsiiol. soc
authorized City E n gin eer E. F . P e te r
$26,850,000. T h e business will be con th is Illegal direct tax.
Fran cis B ow es S a y r e of W illiam s- Y o rk city.
• • •
son to prepare a su rv ey for the munic
Students T o Do W iring.
tinued.
town, M ass., the president's second
Grover C leveland did not m arry un
The cun versation of som e men
ipal lin e lo the Choctaw g as field, ap
Congress adjourned for the Christ
Norm an.— SliidenLs them selves in daughter; Mrs. W illiam 0. McAdoo. til fairly late In life . Then he (ell in
would be more agreeable if they w ere
Properly loss estlm sled a l approxt maa holidays a fter Ihe sennle had proxim ately th irty m iles south. A l the the .school of electrica l engineering ol
the p resid en t's youngest child; Mrs. love wilh Fran ces Folsom , the daugh
provided with shock absorbers.
mately $90,000, imput.'d to night riders udopled Ihe jo in t resolution pnssed by sam e time C. E . C reager w as Instruct the U n iversity o f Oklaiiuma w ill do the
Anne H ow e of Philadelphia, the presi te r of his law partner. She w as
bent on ridding the section o f negroes, th e house, extending the em ergency ed to extend nn option which he has w irin g In the new $ 100,000 science hall
dent's s is t e r ; Jo sep h R. Wilson o f B al girl whom he had known from early
Is the loll of a series o f Hlleg->d In revenue law until Deo. I. 1916. The secured on the en tire field o f more heing erected on tbe u n ive rsity cam
W eak, Falnty H eart, and H ytterlei
timore, th e president's brother, and childhood—th ere w as a tim e when
can be r e ctifi^ fay taking "Renovine" s
cendiary (ires In Cherokee county, Oa.. sen ate adopted the resoliilion after a than 2,000 acres.
According to re pus. They can do tho work ju st as M iss H elen W oodrow Bones, tb e pres
she called him "U n cle C le ve.” Mr. heart tnd nerve Ionic. Price Joc and $ 1 . U l
forty m iles north of A tlan ta, in the H rely partisan debate by a vole of 46 ports, the Chnctnw gas field h as a pro well a* the high-priced workmen usu
ident's cousin.
Cleveland and M iss Folsom were
past week, according lo T . R. Coggins, til 29. dem ocrats supporting it solidly duction of 27,000.000 feet of gas dally. ally given Ihe job, the method works
The b rid e, who b efo re her m arriage wedded In th e fam ous B lu e room at
Instead o f tryiu g to dudge tempta
live slo ck dealer, whose barns and and republicans unanim ously opposing T h e gas will be so ld here b y tho city a sa v in g for the state and at the sam e
to Norm an Galt w a s Miss EMith BoU- th e White House.
tion som e people worry because It
granaries were among the buildings it. Both houses will convene at noon to m anufacturing Interests at cheap tim e gives valu ab le experien ce and redodges them .
destroyed.
T u esday, Ja n u a r y 4.
rates.
m unerative lab or to students.
• • •
• • •
Bhrlne Saved From Destruction.
W here He B elongs.
Start tho year by getting Hanford'#
Two ma-sked men entered the home
Fran cis M arion Cockrell, former
In 18 7 1, during th e commune, N otre
Val Mullen* H eads M unicipal League.
"Robert, our son b as been arrested
Traps T w o Big E agles.
Balsam . Y ou w ill find frequen t use
of Mrs. Florence F r y a l St. te u ls, held
U n iled S tates senator from Missouri,
N orm an.—M ayor V al M ullens of Dame catljedral, fam ed the w orld over, (or going fo rty m iles an hour and
fo r I t A d r .
Homestead. T w o big eag les have
Mrs. F ry and three lodgers at bay w iih
died here. Infirm ities of age. result
A rd m ore w as elected presid ent; M ay w as m enaced with g rav e dan gers ow wanta us to bail him o u t!"
SL revolver and then compelled Mrs. in g in serious illn ess during the last been caught in ste e l traps In th e hills
or C. A. Lam m of B artlesv ille , vice- ing to th e fur)' o f the com munists,
"H uh! If he can't go an y fa ste r than
Some m en are lo afers by choice and
Fry lo open a safe and g iv e Ihem Jew
a few mile.s w e st of here. One olrd president, and Jo h n A lley, professor ol
tw o weeks, caused death.
who. h a rin g effected an entrance, col that let the piker s la y In j a i l ! " —Judge.
others d rift Into th e habit through be
elry valued a l $ t, 000.
• • •
m easured seven feet and one Inch from governm ent In the U n iversity o f Okkt- lected a ll the a v ailab le c h airs and
• • «
ing elected to offlce.
T h e nation's h arvests this year have tip to tip across w ings, and the other homa, secretary-treasu rer, o f the Ok
otber com bustible m aterial and. piling
An order for 140,000 g ro ss of glasa
P risons De Luxe.
Burpa.ss.'d a n y ever before recordeil. had a stretch o f fo u r Inches less. Al lahom a .Municipal Leagu e at the close It In a huge bonfire, drenched wtth
bottles haa been given by the B rlllsh
"N ow, m y man, would you rather
For an y cut u se H anford 's BalT h e value o f the principal farm crops, bert Masonhnll, a young farm er, had nf it* second annual convention, held oil, tn tb e center o f th e choir, attem pt
government to a W heeling plant and
go to our state pen iten tiary o r to tho
am. A dv.
bused on p rices paid to farm ers De set tw o traps fo r coyotes. W hen he In O klahom a C ity, Dec. 9, and Norman,
ed
to
d
estro
y
the
cathedral
b
y
flre.
county ja il? "
another ut W llllam stown, N, J., delivcem ber 1 as announced by the depart visited them W ednesday he found an Dec. 10. O klahom a C ity w a* chosen
T he evil designs o f the Incendiaries
H ardened hands are the re a l trade
•ry to be made as i>«iin as possible. The m ent of agricu lture in its fluol esti
" I dunno, y e r honor. I'm a stranger
eagle iii ead i trap. He killed th e larg aa th e place fo r the 1 * 1 6 m eeting, the were, how ever, h ap p ily (rostrated hy
marks of labor.
In these parts. W hat's the course of
hollies are to be used iu sending liquid m ate as $5,568,773,000, m aking 1916 s er. but s,■cured Ih e sm aller a liv e. In
tltne to he selected b y the executive the a r r iv a l o f the NoUoual gu ard.
study at y e r DenitenttarvV"
[oodt, ."Uch as soup./, m llk. ele.. to the. banner year both In value and In pro- dian- of this section offered to buy
board later In fhe year. S ix ty cIUm
but tbe hen that alts on a china egg
,uld.'.-ii il. tl.e trenches.
1ductlon of crops.
•hem to- tlieir feath ers.
w e re reoresin ted .
s b e it v off.
01HERNEW
SOFTH
ENEWSTATE
ONlYRElATiVESAREPRESENT
L a te W a r N ew s m
F o r e ig n
Domestic
RANCHEKCHARGED WIIH ROEBERI
W a s h in g to n
THE
A L E X
T R I B U N E
1
«s
I
R e v . and M rs K dd
T H E A L E X T R IB U N E
i ’ubllKhed
M r hild M r s . ,). VV
B ond an d
m o to re d
to
Business &
m
ft'
Professional
C h ic k a s h a T u e a d a y .
K v « ry
■ i.T
C atarrh C a n n o t B e C u re d
C e c il C . C o l b e r t
i
with I.O C A I, A P IT .IC A T IO N S , sa thoy
I cannut lench tin* sent of tho illsosso. C b' tnrrli la n blond or coiiaUlutlaiiul diaeaae,
and 111 ordiT lo curo It you nuiat talio liitornal roitiodloa. H a ll’a C atarrh Curo la
taken Internally, nnd acta directly upon
tho blood and mucous lurfiioe.
Ilall'a
C atarrh Cure la not a quack iiiedlclae. It
waa prcarrlbod by ono o f the boat ph y\ ali'lnna In this eounlry for years and Is
’ a regular presortpllon. It Is composed o f
' the best lonloa known, com bined wllli tha
best blood piirlllora. iielliiK directly on tho
miieoua snrfncea. Tho perfect combina
tion or the tw o Ingredients la what prodiicoa such wondorful reaulta In curing
cntnrrh. Send for teatlmonlnla. free.
F. J. C H E N IC Y & CO., Prnpa., Toledo, O.
Bold by IJruRglata. iMlee the.
Take Ilall'a Family I’llla for conitlpatlon.
SBli*rrt|)tlon por y oa r, Sl.UU .
able
A d ro rd N in K
In
I’ ajr-
ad vance.
r a te a
on
a p p lic a t io n .
E n tered at A lex, O kla., p o ito tflce
ta BRcoud class m a tte r u n d er act of
congress, March 3. 18 7 » .
A n O ld L in e L e g a l R es erv e L i f e C o m p
any W it h M o re T h a n T v /o
H u n d re d
«■♦ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
D o l
I
fe
«
lars o t Assets to M e e t E v e ry O n e H u n d re d
4. + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + ..
e ry P o lic y is D e p o s ite d
W it h
th e
S ta te
T re a s u re r fo r th e B e n e fit and P ro te c tio n o f
S AFK
SO U N D
P R O G R E SSIV E
O LDH AM & STO NE
G e n e ra l A g e n ts : C itize n s N a t ’ l B a n k B ld g .
+
+
+
LO C A L AND P E R SO N A L
T R I B U N E W IL L H A V E
O LD T IM K U ED IT IO N
IN T H B N E A R F U T U R E
One o f th e m ost a p p ro p riate edi
tions, in o u r m ind, th at a n ew spaper
cau put o u t, is one dedicated to the
•Id tim ers o f the com m unity In
which It Is p u blish ed.
B y an old
tim er ed itio n , we m ean one th at w ill
contain th e true sto ry o f the life
and p io n eer exp erien ces o f every
" o ld tim e r” citizen who s till resides
b ere. I t Is o u r Intention to publish
one in th e v e ry n e a r fu tu re , getting
It up In a r tis tic s ty le , p rin ted on
good p a p er, and con tain in g the liv es
of e v e ry pio n eer citizen
of th is
com m u n ity, and It o u r h o n est efforts
be re w a rd e d , we an ticip a te it w ill be
an edition tb a t w lll do a c re d it to the
en tire p o p u lation o f this little city
and the c o u n try aroun d It.
H ow
m an y co p ies do yo u w a n t? W e a re
booking o rd e rs now .
M rs . W m . E .
'm ::?
F e rg u s o n
le f t
S a tu rd a y fo r P o n d C re e k , w h e re
s h e w ill spend tw o w e e ks d u rin g
th e h o lid a y s w it h h e r p a re n ts .
T h e A m e r ic a n
a r tic le s t h a t a r e
r e c e ip t.
Piesciptions
I
S h ip y o u r X m a s
ress m o n ey o rd er,
g ift.
C cm .
on
lo s t .s a v e
e n ts b y e x p r e s s , e a r ly
w h ere,
(
E xp ress
p a n y p a j 9 fu ll v a lu a t i o n
A n
p res
exp.
m ake a very
r c o e p t a b le
A g en t.
.
b
p
. H olding
C o rn , s n a p p e d
....................... 48c
F a r m e r W a lla c e
O a t s .................................................... 27c
th e shoppers in
Kaflr, shelled, per 100 lbs
w eek.
65c
A. U H e r r
A t t o r n e y !
A t
w as
L u w
.c ts
e to f
Room 2 1 0 , N ew T y e B u tld ln g.
C b lck ash a, O kla.
th is
age*.
“ teU
I;0fflce o v e r F a rm e r's S tats B a n k , '
C b lck ash a, O klahom a.
D R . J . M. HANNA
w e re C h ic k a s h a
Bun
■fafiah,
1
al
M on
i!Pbone 1 3 3 .
Mb.
b Cm®
P h y sic ia n nnd Surgeon
]
||Omce r e a r F ir s t N atio n al B a n k .'
C h itw o o d
shoppers
nio!
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H O LD IN G & H E R R
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L aw yer.
T**,W.
Aiex, O k la .!
d a y.
$10 or more
will have
Call or write us.
V
a u g h a n
30tf
H
a r d w a r e
C
o
D R . J . M . BOND
D ontist.
BEST SERVICE
J . W. O W S L E Y .
AND
K A N S A S CITY
SHORT U N E
TO
ST. PAUL
and MINNEAPOLIS
•_s; J e w e lr y , Dtnm onds, W otches,
.•[cut G la ss, C hina A r t Ooods a n d
S ilv e r w a r e .
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fr e ig h t
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.
T h e to ta l n u m b e r o f pounds o f
■
C b lck ash a. O k la .
B . M. W OODY
L aw yer.
For reienrations or information
write to or call nn
TIOUTT AGENT, ROCK ISLAND U NE9
or
F A T THOMPSON
Div. Peas. Agt.
O kbhooa CUy
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trd** Bll)
d, •zeefd
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lle stu u ra iit.
Lindsay, Okla.
carlo a d a n d less c trlo a d
a ’©}
A ll w ork G u aran teed .
[C b lc k a s h a ,
O klahom a.
CHICAGO
1; A good place to
eat— w o m en
•J-.iiul fa m ilie s e sp e c ia lly in v ite d .
X
.• .2 2 1 C hic. A ve. W . M attox, P r o p .
both re c e iv e d a n d fo rw a rd e d a t
th e A le x s ta tio n f o r th e
o f N o v e m b e r re a c h a d th e
fo V S
m o n th
I
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Residence phone 16.
m ous fig u re o f 5 ,5 81 ,88 9, a g a in s t
v is ito r a t 1 ,9 6 0 ,8 5 8 fo r th e sam e m o n th
th e c o u n ty seat M o n d a y .
la s t y p a r.
Jesse M o o re w a s a
Phaj macists
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any
your
p a y a b le a n y
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[Ito rs InvUed.
Come Early and Get
Your Christmas Toys
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Fire works, Fancy chinaivare, Aluminum and sil
verware while the getting
is good, and the assort
ments are unbroken.
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C H IC K A S H A , OKL.V.
ft
ALEX
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No.
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ft ft ftf tf tfa iK f a iN fa iliiliftfa fa ft
p o p u la r p r ic e s
'et our prices before buying elsewhere
N a tio n a l
B u ild in g .
p ie c e s
w ill m a k e u s e fu l p r e s e n t s
w ife o r
F ir s t
A r t s q u a r e s th a t
W e alaO h a v e s e v e r a l n i c e
o f fu r n itu r e a n d
?
O ffic e
M ens tw o piece u n d erw ear
and
union su its— good an d warm, m a d s
fo r w in ter, po p u lar prices— a lw a y *
a com plete stock.
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By IZOLA F O R R E S T E R .
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denct
W ill C r y
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and p le a s in g th e b id d ers, as w e ll as th e m an w e w o rk
fo r.
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With the
across the
their stron
iki, where
Ing daily, t
kan carapa
Teutonic I
defeat of h
peoples of I
anxiously t
seem s falrl
garians di
(i recce, wh
Bensions It
easy over I
Monastir.
the Austrls
d e n t troo|
entente all
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The nsse
ihlplonds '
was anoun
relief In H
ships will I
Ing donatic
Connocticul
Comptrol
failure of I
Wart race, ’
$50,000, sur
of about $1
falcatlons f
bank Is p
Douncqd c«
Maury I.
Caminettl,
federal cou
ried at Os
Warrington
trip from 9
Nev., that v
convictlcm.
rorced.
Owing tn
trafflc In th
■in order, I
pendlug bl'
railroad ex
p o n (reigh
connecllng
New York
wise or doi
Proportie
pany a $32
facluring f
Porte. Ind.,
a receiver'
Uumley t’o
holders, no
the old CO
$26,860,000.
tinued.
Properly
mately $90,i
bent on ridi
Is the toll
cendlary Ilr
forty miles
past week,
live slock
granaries v
destroyed.
T w o ma./
of Mrs. Flo
Mrs. Pry ai
a revolver
Fry to ope
elry valuei
An orde
bottle-s hs:
governmet
another ut
»ry to be mt'
buttles are lo 'jj
foods, SUcb
•UlUi;:ls 111
big o r
a m a ll.
Make Dates With
Field Ml
at bU own
o f the oon
’ ’ ranee an
ceeded bj
■ince the I
force. Sir 1
ed Ihe Hr
peatedly t
his chief w
While II
Roumanla
which wilt
Balkan op<
•ridence I
tlve, nro
both the I
o r a l lens
forces to
proplllous.
Ifrnd nolo
ly In the I
accord wll
reach the 1
all accoui
mention n
and guns
theater of
question a
Is to bo ta
W ill be g l i d to m a k e y o u r s ale,
f a r o r n e a r.
Uermaii
marlnea U
■ccordlnfi
Berlin. T:
»«!■ sunk
‘Z’
S a le
Yes, w e a re a tlll in th e b u a in ea a — a e llin g aalea e v e ry
I
to ! L
Y ou r
B ro w n & S t^ p h en a, B ra d le y . O k la h o m a
F . 8 . B a ll E l R e n " , O k la .
O ffice phone 32
R esid ence phone K X -f> l
I 1 I I 11 I I 1 I t I 11 I I i I I
A le x H a rn e ss S h o p
N e w H a rn e a a M a d e
Wc buy Furs and Hides
I
Every Housewife or
that Nervous Strain
which so often results
in Headaches, Dizzy
Depression and other
Nervous Disorders.
![
BADLY
is H ig h ly R e co m m e n d e d
in S u ch Cases.
IF
F IR S T
B E N E F IT ,
BO TTLE
YOUR
F A IL S
M O N EY
TO
W IL L
B E REFU N D ED .
BUN
C h ic k a s h a , a rriv e d S u n d ay
DOWN.
” t h;.il l)o -‘'me rrcatly nm down
and 111' iiorvfaH ware in terrlhU
condltlnn. I \\Ad frequent hoadachcB uiid 1 'Hine vory weak and
vn\» tinnhh to do anytliing. I
bought a hoiUo of Dr. Mllea’ Nerv
ine. I aoon ll' ‘ in to feel better,
iny norvL's v ■' quletut 1 rtcovarod my si.
nnd have sinoe
recommended T'r. Miles' Nervlns
to mimy of my frietubt who
use<l It with Hutlsfactory rcwilta.”
MHS. FRANCKS WlllTIX)CK,
179 itroiulway, Schcntotndy, N. x.
w ill spend th e H o lid a y s
and
v is itin g
G r o v e r B a rro n , lin e m a n
R ic h a rd s o n
le ft
the
p lac e .
'SH :/'
P ersons k n o w i g th em s elve s
in d e b te d to mo w ill ta k e notice
t h a t 1 w ill n o t c a r r y .vour a cc o u n t
■
H o w to G r o w B ig g e r C r o p s
o f S u p e r b F r u i t —F R E E
v o u
fin-d this p ra ctica l, e x p e rt in fo n n u tio n .
W h e th e r
I
v o u ow n o r inteiul to pL int a (vw u o e s or a t h o u ./a n d , it Is iu lo rniatlnn that will aave y.m time, l.i/'ir and monoy. Oot it I Simply (onii ns your
nnme nnd address on the coiqiun—or on a po>.tal, if you prcicr.
W e win gladly midl yon a fn:c copy
everywhere aro getting orodlgrons
of our NowCaluhw - an 11 x 8 In. bi ‘ >k
crops uud largo cash profltslrom crops
•fc ..
12... vlfc Itrvi’a
Hot.
of y on if, thiltty. .........-I Stark
that it hluiply p.iifyrd with hints that
tret's- facts that cmphasina the truth
will cnuhJe you to secure bumper cn>p»
of the axiom “ St ark Tree s Hear Fnili.”
ot finest fmit—und sell them nt top*
Hc,;u!l[h'c-.M /.i*. natural-c-d' r photos
m.trftoi pii”. 4. Thi whole h.'ok Is fiih d
of leuiliuir fruits all through tbo book.
wiiU f .4 i" ih .t vill Interest nmUnstmct
Send
(or your Copy today to
you - facts about bow fruit-growers
Read it and lenm nbout the new (rnll*
tiillnipit • f Strtt’K IU' ■" !■ <i C”3tuiy of Suv<o » — tho “ Doub’.o-Llfc”
Grime.s (iolden—the treo dovelopmcnt
thnt resists “ o i l . ir rot.” Gel tho New
K.iot# flS' nit “ Sltirk Uelkion«.“
Karly Kii-c-'ta. and ail ttie latest
!>o
trk Bro's grown..!. H. IL'ê
W«LaL-s, niro Lincoln IVar. Stnrk m
M"’ iniorcf.ti'V Chorrv. >!ar..>vn»h ‘ -old
i'lr.ni p.nit lit! tae I'tlior f O’ . i'- '.tfk
iu o 'h fru its .b c irie s a n d o m a a ic iiia is ,^
G e t O u r N e w C a ta lo g ^ „ r k
r f U L t (r,.,,, e nct
to
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J . H . G ib b s, u n d e r s h e riff o f
G r a d y c o u n ty , spent S u n d a y i
svith th e hom e fo lk s .
Bond Brothers, the old Reliable
store, have Just received a
large
shipment of Ladies and Misses coats
(o r fall and winter. These are In the
very latest styles and are priced Just
ligh t— yours ta included iu th e ship
ment.— Adv.
^ S’-’ .! TTic si •««’¥,
' :• uul. v.-nr Nv-w
M r. M rs . J. A .
C o rz in e
C h ic k a s h a v is ito rs M o n d a y .
* .rw t-rffoWfrs nre
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sute..
m\)nl-brvskiita
I pspe-*: ' j plant............... treoS
Childrens ready to w ear
In ginghams 1 0 c to $1.25.
BOND BRO TH ERS.
he
Mens and boys extra pants (or
w inter.
Made to withstand tha
rou ghest of w ork — w e can flt you.
BOND BROTHERS.
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dresses
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T h e r e w e re 8 30 ,7 95 pounds o f
c a rlo a d fr e ig h t re c e iv e d a t th e
T . J. D a v is , a p ro m in e n t f a r
m e r o f n e ar L in d s a y , stopded off A le x statio n d u r in g th e m o n th o f
h e re T u e sd ay en ro te to C h ic k N o v e m b e r, w it h re ve n u e a m o u n t
in g to $763.74,
ash a.
a g a in s t 3 3 0 ,8 4 2
pounds w ith re v e n u e $26 3.71 fo r
ROCK ISLAND TIM E T A B L E .
Eastbound.
Westbound
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D u rin g th e m onfh o f
s a m e m o n th la s t y ea r.
T h e Dallas Sem i-W eekly
Farm
N ew s and The Tribune both 1 year
N o v e m fo r $1.60.
b e r th e re w a s 253,800 pounds o f
less carloads fr e ig h t
R e v . T , J.
fo rw a rd e d
B ro w n
of
T u t tle
fr o m th e A le x S ta tio n w ith re v - w a s a business v is ito r h e re M o n
day.
n u e e a m o u n tin g to $740.38.
I WNATWILLlACKSAY? I
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that
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a g e 72, is
re p o rte d ill th is w e e k,
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M ETHODIST CHURCH NOTICES
Preaching, socond and
fourth
Sundays at 1 1 :00 a. ra. and 7 : p. m.
Sunday School each Sunday at
w e re 1 0 :0 0 a. m.
i , icl, ■g j ut t
M r . and M rs . P a t M o rris w e re
C n ic k a s h a shoppers M o n d a y .
o w ns a q u a r te r section fa rm .
NOTICE!
W o have obligations to m eet as
w ell as yourself aud therefore ask
you to call and settle your account
In som o way. or arrange fo r settle
m ent. W e accom odated you , now
G ra n d m a W ilk in s ,
" R e d D iam ond” overall* f o r aU
w ho w ork. W h at slxe? yes, we hav*
you r size.
BONP BROTH ERS.
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v is it m other you w ill
o r suit case— let us
n ice ones w e have.
B R O TH ERS.
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O k la h o m a C it y , n ear w h ic h
T h e fa m ily o f M . 0 . F o s te r is
B oys Union suits— the kind
w ear, 35c to $1.00.
BOND B RO TH ERS,
M c A le s te r ooal $ 7.00
J . W . R a m s e y le ft M o n d a y fo r
A lv a Loon ey a rriv e d M o n d a y
l o n p r th a n D e c e m b e r Is t,^ 1915.'
F lo y d a d a , T e x ., to w h ic h
p la c e his p a re n ts recentl^^ m o v
s a v e y o u rs e lf c o u rt costs.
ed . H e says th e y lik e th e counF . J . H a m ilto n , P ro p rie to r
P a la c e D x u g Store t r y th e re fine. H e is th e p ic tu re
o f h e a lth .
D ,p,.A
Louiiiana,M#«
W hen you
need a trunk
show you the
BOND
Bear Skin stockings for boys and
girls. Buy ’em fo r the school kids
BOND BROTHERS.
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Respectfully,
DR. R. M. SH AW ,
DR. J. M. HANNA,
L
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its y o u r time.
Notice!
A
Alex Mill &E'tVAlor Ccmpanj
last le t fe v r r .
fifte e n
O
C o lo ra d o ooal S 7.50
q u a ra n tin e d th is w e e k w it h scar
lu m b e r cam ps lo c a te d n e a r th a t
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C
a b r ie f v is it a t T u t tle .
Come In let us show you the many
beautiful premiums w e are giving
fo r cash trade.
BOND BHOTTIER?.
2 8 -If
w ill w o rk in one o f
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of
10
F or
local exc h an g e, l e f t T u e s d a y fo r
w e e k fo r P y a tt , A r k ., w h e re he
AnnouncincjThelr
C A L L
(Copyright, 1915, by the McClure N e w s
paper Syndicate.)
w it h old frie n d s .
F ra n k
m fk '.
i
fully vague and rnSeflnito In your at
tacks upon a poor devil o f a mule. Are
you warning me against Anita?"
"I shall warn Anita ngaiust you,
Peter."
.Nevertheless Peter rode late tbat
afternoon with Mlaa Dean. Peter looked
now and tben at her flne clear profile,
the 011*0 that just escaped tilting a
rhatlcnge at the world, aud the llpa
that alway s he'd a smile for him.
Has
w . .e d .vou y e t ? ' Peter
aaked.
She amited aud nodded at him.
“ DM you need warnm g?" Peter waa
partk'ularty aggravating.
I d o a t think so. She glanced at
him amusedly. "This affair over the
estate has worried Marianne ao I
have no« had tium to think much ot
myseit."
"He was a peculiar fellow anyway.
He had au Idea that modern wealth
spoiled a girl or boy (or the big aims
of life. So he kept his daughter In
Ignorance of hls riches.”
"Did you flnd her well bred?"
"She Is charming," Peter aaid
dreamily.
"She has lived with her
grandmother up in New York state,
and Is mighty sweet, mighty sweet.
I wish you'd go to see her. Of course,
I know how you aud Mrs. Dean must
feel—"
"I don't, not at all, and she will
marry again, of course.
I am only
glad that Shirley found real lova
somewhere. I think his marriage wltb
Marianne was Just an adventure,
don't you know. "
"L ove Is at boat an adventure, pos
sibly the great adventure. It seema
to illuminate life when It com es."
Peter paused, adding musingly, "You
see, I am In love.”
Anita's head lifted.
She watched
the road ahead of her. To her th*
road looked dark, yet Peter had Just
said It was Illumined. Into her Ufe,
with all its little petty superficiali
ties, Peter had come, and he had
seemed some way to measure up to
what a man should be even when be
was handicapped by wealth.
It
seemed almost as It Fate were put
ting an extra twist In Its torture when
It gave him to Shirley's daughter,
gave her both the fortune nnd Peter.
“ I am in love," repeated Peter gladsomely, reverently.
“ You don't mind m y telling you so
soon? I don't like to encourage Jane
too much in her sisterly plans, but
this tim e she may consider herself a
ministering angel. I love you. Anita.’’
lie rode close by her bay mare and
leaned toward her.
Anita caught her breath with a
aulck little laugh. Surely the path
was all aglow with light. She closed
her eyes a moment.
"W h a t about Shirley?"
"S hirley?" Peter smiled whimsi
cally. "Shirley will love you. We'll
take her and look after her and love
her. Sho is Just five years old, dear.'
M r . and M rs . C a r l D a v is , o f
D r. M ile s ’
NERVINE
'She Blgni heraelf Martauuc." laK'
Jane, thoughtfully.
j
••Mary Ann ?"
'
“No. You kind o f give It the ►
’rm ck
uplift, don't you know?
Marianne’
Mrs. Shirley Evarta Dean. She mar
ried Shirley Dean three months befora
he was killed In an aeroplane accident
abroad. Ha left her an awful lot ol
money and Anita, hie only aleter. The
long and short of it la that Marianne
la on this side now and th e bas Antti
wltb her. Anita's twenty aud she'i
thirty, and they've got eight mlllloni
between them."
Peter had been listening Idly to bit
lister's chatter.* It waa the late Sun
day morning breakfast hour and he
■at In a wave o t newspapers. Bud
denly bis eye caught a line so star
tllngly pertinent to th s subject It
band that ho was held by tt.
DrieBy, It stated that the Dean aa
tate was finally settled and, owing to
depreciation of securities and stocks
• It would barely reach $16,000. The
main residue, amounting to $6,000,000,
had been conveyed by trust (Jeed b®
fore Mr. Dean's death to his beloved
daughter, ,
“ By George, Jane; listen.”
Peter
road It over hurriedly. "T h at cuts ofl
Mary Ann and Anita. 1 didn't know
he had a daughter."
Jane sat speechless.
Mrs. Dean's
letter lay In her lap. T h ey had taken
over one of the handsomest cottages
on the mountain (ur the fall season.
The whole little select colony was on
tiptoe waiting the arrival of the two.
It waited later on with more expec
tancy and alertness, wotideriiig wheth
er Anita or her pretty slster ln-law
would win tho richest bachelor In
Georgia, Peter Sewall. But Peter was
called North repeatedly on urgent
business, and It gradually leaked out
that Dean had appointed him a trus
tee over his daughter's estate.
"Oh, Peter, you are almost abomin
able sometimes," Jane told him.
"W hen you know how anxious we all
are to know what she's like and when
he ever married before.”
"H er name Is Shirley," said Peter,
pleasantly. "She ts a very beautiful
girl and altogether charming.
H er
m otber was a New York singer. She
died when Shirley was a baby. That's
all.”
"I believe you're In love with her,"
suspiciously.
Peter's blue eyes twinkled.
"1 nm. I think she's adorable.”
"T hen you should stop riding with
Anita every time you're here, aud
leading her on to think you—”
"Jane, you womeu aro so delight -1
T R I B U N E
Prayer Services and C h oir P ra®
tlce Wednesday, 7 :0 0 p. m .
A cordial w elcom e to all.
J. D. KIDD,
Pastor in charge.
a ia m o n d .
n t ’ S S TjeautTTul I l x t b T)*
In, playing detective to get anotbef
fellow ’s ring for the girl I love," Boh
admitted. "But It’s the ouly way 1
can see here!"
Suddenly he heard voices comln#
B y ELLIS G R A Y .
jl;
down the patch from the bouse. H*
stepped back among tbe shrubs unti?
the people should pass, when he hear#
Bob Hale's head was so full o f pals Violet herself exclaim: "L e t us sll
tbat in his delirium he was afraid II here on the bench, father, and wall
would burst and scatter his braini for the car. It won’t be along for fiv*
over the snow y uniform of his nurse minutes and I'm so afraid o f missing
Tbat would have been dreadful, fot someone who might como to returg
not for the world would he have any dear Jack’s ring.
thing happen to the dainty, Immacu
Then she began to cry. “ It’s d r e a i
late bit of feminiuity who waa takinf ful to lose It. I Just loved i t ! ”
care of him.
| Bob felt queer ■it Violet loved tb«
One other thing w orried him besldei othor fellow like that, what use wag
hls bead. It was the diamond ring there for him to try to see her anfl
bia nurse w ore on her left band. Tc way? lie was not proud o f the pari
his distorted senses it seemed to be he was playing. He decided that
Intolerably In the way. If she would soon as Violet and her father depai
only put It on the other hand 11 he would leave the place forever.
wouldn't bother him so much.
,
But, as fate would have it. Just a l
"W on't you tell me who the lucky soon as Bob gavo up the Idea of fin *
man Is?" h e asked on e day as he lay Ing tho ring the- ring (ound him. H i
back w eakly among
his
pillow! didn’t know it, of course, when h*
watching h er make out a report foi picked up the soggy rag doll that had
the doctor.
' lain out all night under the hushea^
“ What d o you m ean ?" aho asked, but, turning It over, ho discovered
looking up startled from her writing
somctli'ng on a piece of string around
Then, aeeing his eyes on her hand, she the doll's neck. It was Violet’s encolored. "N o t—not now ,” she faltered. gRgement ring, the ring her beloved •
"Setae day, perhaps. Don’t you think Jack had given her!
you had better hava your nap now
Bob slipped dolly’s finery Into h li
Mr. H ale?”
|
I pocket and waited for the occupanti
Bob got better.
And 'Violet, one o f the bench to depart. That evening
dreary day, exchanged her white uni ho called her on the telephone.
form for a blue broadcloth suit and d o
"Good evening, Miss Larlmar. Thlg
parted, taking wilh her all that life Is Robert Halo.
Do you remombai
held dear for him.
I m e?"
For w eek* Bob thought ot every ex- !| "Indeed, y e s !’’ came back In bu®
cuse under the sun to see her. Bul prised tones. "I could hardly have (o r
he always gave up in despair. There gotten you so soon, Mr. Hale.”
was no honorable w ay he could think
“ I saw your advertisement in thg
of. Besides, what was the use when I paper and have tlie pleasure of in<
she was n ot, and never could be his.
j forming you that I have found a dia
Ono day he lost a collie pup, and, mond ring which may he yours. I an*
looking o v e r the ade In a dally paper, 1 sending it to you by registered malL"
found the following Item right under
He said It aa formally as possible,
his nose:
wondering If the transmitter would
convey the hammering of hts heart.
L O S T — .ft solitaire diamond ring
“ How perfectly grand? TU be eg
on a Uollevue var or on W ash in g
ton avenue, Bellevue, Finder will
glad to get It back, If It really Ig
please r*'tiirn to M iss Violet L a r!mine. But can’t you bring It o u ti
mar, 129 W ashington avenue, and
receive liberal re\vard.
Why send it? Would It be very mucfc
"Eureka, I have found It!” ex trouble?’
Was he dreaming, o r were h«*
claimed Bob. meaning, ot course,
neither the ring nor the dog, but an words a trifle wistful?
"W hy, yes!
That is. thanV yog
excuse to see once more the only girl
very much, but you seo— 1 m ey! Wbat
he could ever care for.
The plan that presented itself so will Jack say?"
“ Jack?”
suddenly was thla; To try to Inter
cept the finder, nnd thereby return it
"Yos. Jack, who gave yo/to® ftaK?"
In person. It was the only legitimate
Silence for an in8tantj/e)> Penls o l
excuse be could possibly trump up merry laughter. “Jacky* m y brother,
for seeing her once more.
my s.allor brother. IV a lly,/e won’t
Bob boarded a Bellevue car, got oft care if you com e to see me. H- H ale.Bob gasped. •“ But you f>re It o a
at Wash:ngton street and slipped
through ths street gate se^ In a high your engagement flnseri'
"W e girls often do that A scare off
privet hedge. Just instto was a clump
of hydrangeas on a level with his men patients who are » to tbinff
nursea
head. H e could stand there screened they are in love with
from th e street and bouae and Inter It saves so much troubh
“ n i be out in twentyftontes,’
cept anyone wbo looked as though he
or sha wero^ com ing to return a lost swerefi Bob.
-Nice d c .in beds in cool riK niis.'
iCntes b y w e e k.
Special atten
M rs. D . 0 . W ils o n l e f t S u n d a y
tion to piiest.s.
f o r O k la h o m a C ity to s p en d t h t
2 0 5 V 2 C hickasha A v e .
scaurfv— ■ ■
h
o lid a y s w ith re la tiv e s .
C h ickash a, Okla.
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and p leasin g th e bidders, a s w ell a s th e m an w e w ork
fo r.
W fll be g l i d to m ak e y o u r sale,
b ig
or
sm all,
f a r o r n ear.
Make Dates With
F . S . BaU E l R e n ', C k la .
O ffice phone 3 2
R esidence phone K X -5 1
N ew
H a r r .e s a
M ade
Every Housewife or
that Nervous Strain
which so often results
in Headaches, Dizzy
Depression and other
Nervous Disorders.
D r. M iles*
is H igh ly R e co m m e n d e d
in S u ch Cases.
IF FIRST BOTTLE F A IL S TO
B E N EFIT , YOUR MONEY W ILL
B E REFUNDED.
T R I B U N E
SQUARINGACCOUNTS I
one of w o rry lo chagrin. Wliut waa
tTHICAL CHALLENGE OF WAR •a s K r e n a c r e d i n e r e a s i i i g i y d ilh
the m atte r with the chicken? Dorothy
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had ev id en tly emptied the salt crock
R n i l d t lie f e n c e t o d a y , a m o n t h f r
and popper box on it. Uut a h asty
Q ow t h e Jio .st Imle© w ill c o f t y o u
Moral Vatuatlon Put Upon Pow er
bit of potato proved the contrary. A
tw ic e us m u c h ,
.'©ow th e n i r a l f a to of the State.
By K E IT H K E N Y O N .
$ goodly portion o f salt, pepper and a
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T h e e o n l i n l i o n o f th e h n l f t r u t h
ia n it b e s o w n w ith - . ess.
•V.V.'.V.'.'.V.'.V.V.'.-.V.'.'.'.V.'.'.'.'.-.V.V.'.'.W their lot. Tha beela, peas and even
'i l k' u p
: w in
“ Oh, D orothy! W hat do yo u think 1 p reserves and tho pie had been ruined t h s i s u p e r i i r i t v g i v e s th e r i g h t t o I t h a t s t r a n d o f h ;,i
I el I lly ;
( io in in io n , u r i g h t t o b e i n c o r p o r a t e t l I lo m o r r o w y o u r h o e H e re 's a letter from tha Union Realty with salt.
ill h e m a im e d
’’I’m sorry. Hr. Martin.
Dorothy in to t h e s lu t .', h a.s b e c o m e i n a v e r y
com pany about our m ortgage. T h e j
I b y it .
S o f a l l , d a y lo d a y . d c m o n do n 't w ant th e Interest th le time has evid en tly had a little Joke ut your
d is t in c t w n y tlie e t h ic a l e lm lle n g o o f
it r a lio n s o f th e m v ilf u lin —. o f " d o
T h e y ’ re a fte r th e entire am ount or the expense. I f you’ll wait, I'll get you
fa rm . T hoy m u st know y o u r UncU some b read knd butter and p reserv es th e w a r . W l m i e v e r th e w a r in n v o r i n g i t n o w . ’ ’ u n t i l I I h' ilc .s ir ;' lo be
m a y n o l d e e h ir e i n r e g a r d t o o t h e r
i r o m p t , l o s n a t e l i ilu- n j i p o r t i i n i l y ,
T o m 's aw ay and won't be homo for a and a cu p of tea."
Dut tlte gentlem an had lost h is ap m a t t e r s , i t e n lls t h e a l t c n t i o n o f t h e
m onth. 1 don’t know what to do. He
MH-onies a l n i o s l a n o l e - 'r 'i o n .
G reat
• I w a y s attends to theae th in gs. Oh, petite an d declined with thanks. "I c i v i l i z e d w o r ld t o the. n e w m o r a l v a l - I S ie t h e d e m a n d in t h e c i t y f o r
think I ’ll look o ver the farm n bit, If
d e a r !"
u iit io n w h ie li i t p u t s u p o n t h e p o w e r
p r o m p t n e s s , i t i© n o t s o u n p i t y i n g
Donothy’s p retty face w a s sober you don’t mind."
if llic sta te .
T r a c i n g t lie w a r b d c k
IS I h e c o u n t r y d e m a n d , h e e a u s e in
Dorothy
did
not
appear
all
a
fte
r
"D o n 't you see how It Is, A u n t P o llyl
I t 's a s clear a s day. Mr. Wako&eld noon— n o r at the evening m ea!, which lo t h e t e u e h i i i g s i n w h ic h i t h a d i t s th e c i t y I h c ( I c iiia iid l o m c s l a r g e l y
le at tbe bead ot tbe R eaU y company Ler a u n t got herself.
a r i g i u , w c fin d i n t h e t » t h e c o n s t a n t
t h r o u g h p e o p le , a n d [le o p ln a r e n o t
Uut how was h is hostess to know
and he Is interested in a ll the oil
id e a liz a tio n
of
p o w er,
at
lim e s
so c .x ig e n t a s t h i n g s .
I ’ lq ip h ' w i l l r e le a se s around us. This is b is chancel that h e slept on the floor all night,
a lm o s t th e d e i f i c a t i o n o f i t .
T h e I c e lv e e.v c u se fl, p r o v i d e s u h s l i l u l e - ,
after
a
vain
attem
pt
to
clear
Iits
bod
{
I s n ’t it h a te fu l!” She stam ped her
I M iost a u t h o r i t a t i v e t e a c h i n g s l i a v e
l i t e r r c q u ir c in e u t s . T i li n g s w ill n o l ;
of sand an d - 8 panlsh needles?
fo o t with indignation.
A t d aw n he' w a s dressed and out. i been o n ly an a m p le r state m en t o f t h i n g s , t h e r e f o r e , u r e m o r e i i n m c r e ;“ I gu ess th a t's about righ t, Dor
othy. It’s th e o il! 1 w ish Tom w af Tired and discouraged, he determ ined the M ae h iav elliu n nxiom th at tho f i i l l y e x i g e n t l h a n h u m a n m a s l c r s .
hom e to see the man when he comes. to le a v e at the earliest opportunity.
D i.s c ip lin c d n n d e r s u c h i i i a s l e r s , it
.' ,
,
.
T ho letter s a y s their representative Tlinii h e saw the cauae ot all h is trou- , ,
©eeiiia t o m e t lio c o i m t r y - h r c i l m n s t
ble
m
ilk
in
g
a
cow
in
the
barnyard
nnd
'
‘
'
‘
y
'«
><8
w ill be here tomorrow to look ovei {
h av e g e c a ie r in g r a in e d p o w e r to d e
looking
like
a
picture
In
pink
g
in
g
-1
pow
er.’
’
“
W
ar
is
the
m
ig
iily
eonth e situation. T h a t m eans, I suppose, j
I tin u atid n o f p id itic s.”
" O t all po- !lie h a r d i h i n g a m i “ d o il n o w ’ ’ l h a n
h e's to go back and tell them the best : ham.
p lace to put down w ells."
I Ho hesitated an Instant. T h en an litic a l sin s, th a t o t wcnkno.©© is th e Ih o c i l y - b r c d . - - . \ r l h u r M . .l u l y , iu
"N e v e r mind, auntie. L e t mo dream I odd lo o k cam e’ into his eyes. ’ T v e ■
reprehen.sihle and (he mosl con - i'h o A l h u i t i c .
,
o v e r It and I ’ll be sure lo find s w ay alw nys been known to get even, M iss .
D
orothy."
he
said
,
coming
up
behind
[.^
m
p
tib
le ; it is m po lities tlie sm
out by to m o rro w !"
|
l£NCOURAGE DAIRYING.
I t w ill
Com forted som ewhat b y h er niece’s her, and as she turned in su rp rise he ; a g a in st the H o ly G host,’ ’
stooped,
caught
h
e
r
face
in
hia
hands
^
give
a
p
ro
p
er
biu-kgnm
iul
to
these
assuran ce, M rs. L eu kart started to
T o i - i i c o i i r a g c d a i r y i n g in M y s o r o
p are apples fo r pies. Suddenly D o ® ; and k issed her flrst on ono ch eek and teach in gs to h av o in m in d M ilto n ’ s
Ih e g o v e r n m e n t o f I n d i a s l a l c s t h a l
othy had an Inspiration. "L e t me j then th e other.
conception o f a slate.
“ A n a tio n
Sho sprang up furious. "Y o u cow
haUe the pies, auntie, w o n 't you?’
j
it is p r e p a r e d l o g r a n t Id a n s u p to
o
uog ------------—
h t to bo h-u t— u s tm e- h u g e G h r i s a
r
d
!"
"C ertain ly, dearie. I ’d be glad I f :
l i s . 5 , 0 0 0 in e a c h c iis e a t 5 p e r c e n l
H e sm iled toleran tly. "W hen p c ® ! h a n person age, one m ig h ty g ro w th
you would. I w ant to atten d to aome
i n t e r e s t r e c o v e r a b le in t e n y e a r s , h cothor th in gs before o u r company pie a c t like children th ey should be i or s ta tu re o f uu honest m au , ns liig
com es.”
j treated as such. It’s no crim e su rely jn ,} cdm pact in v irliic a s in bodv. fo r d d e s l e a s i n g la n d f o r g r a z i n g a iu l
f o d d e r - g r o w i n g purpo.© es a n d s e l l
B ut Dorothy had an other In sp lra-' to k is s a child."
lo o k , w h a t f h e g r o u n d a u d c a u s e s a r e
tlon, and i l ended by h e r coaxing h e i ! “ W h at do you m ean?"
i n g s i t e s s u i t a b l e f o r s n c li fu r m
j
f
s
i
n
g
l
e
h
a
p
p
i
n
e
s
s
to
o
n
e
m
n
u
,
t
h
e
aunt to' spend the day w ith a r e la t iv e .' " T h a t Tm so full of sand I could
h ifild iiig s ,
D e p u iy
c o m m is s io n e r s
A nxious to co n vo y'h e r new s to sym ground a ship and so (ull o f w ater s a m o y o s h a l l f in d t h e m l o b e t o a
r f d i s t r i c t s w lic r i! t h e s e le c t e d s ilc .s
pathizing listen ers. M rs. Lonhart was a f t e r t h e s a l t y d in n e r I c o u ld flo a t I t ; w h o lo s t a t e . ” — W i l l i a m J . T u c k e r , i n
m a y b e w i l l in t l i e l l r s t i n s t a n c e
off again.'
not hard to persuade.
T h e A tla n t ic .
Sh
o
had
to
laugh.
T
hen
she
b
it
her
■•on.sidcr l l i c b o n a lid c s a n d c-o n ip eSo Mre. L enhart d ro ve aw ay and
Dorothy laughed a w icked little laugh lip, provoked. B u t It w as too la te for
U’m -y o f- n p p l i c a n l© , w h o w i l l b e c.x’ARM AS A uiSCIPLIillARIAN
dignity.
tb a t m eans m ischief (or someone.
p c e te d to g i v e p r o p e r s c e i i r i t y fo r
"B
u
t
you're,
so
mean
to
com
e
liero
W hen S te w a rt M artin arrived at
N ecessity fo r "Dolna It Now" l o 'B e loan.© a n d g r a n t itie lir©t m o r t g a g e
and
tr
y
to
ste
a
l
uncle’s
farm
wheu
th e farm the next day h e was visib ly
ing E verlastin gly Im pressed
lo I h c g o v e r n m e n i l i l l th e lo a n i s
pleased a t the greeting o t Mrs. Len- he’s a w a y !"
Upon A griculturist.
“ Y o u ’re tn w rong som ewny, Miss
r e p a iil.
S u c c e s s fu l a p p lic a n ts m u st
h a rt aud h er very pirptty niece.
It
w a s dinner tim e and th e most delecta Dorothy. Your u n -'e sent mo here to
i l a r t w o j-k w i t h i n a v o a r .
U n c e a s i n g l y w e f a r m e r s n re m a d e
ble sm ells cam e from the kitchen, look over tbe groui I an d locate good
which added to his contentment.
' « p lace s (or w ells. Tui an oil expert. to r e a l i z e t h a t a t a s k d e la y e d i s a
"D orothy
cooked
the
dinner," Tm going to mako hi.© fortune for
beamed her aunt. "S h e doesn't often him .”
“ T hen you didn’t come to foreclose
take a notion, so 1 hope you’ll feel
fo r the le a lty com pany?"
sufficiently flattered.”
le a iio J oul of the little side window
“ N ever hoard of it. T h e o n ly tlitnj
Me bowed his acknowledgm ent. "I
and saw tho river dashing below. It
Td
lik
e
to
(oruclose
on
around
here.
am. indeed. M iss Dorothy. If things
WU8 over tho siding li-acks now and
ta ste a s good as th ey look, you are M iss Dorothy, is a v e ry pretty girl in
risin g.
He called Sw eetw ater and
a pink gingham dress. Mow, please,
read y fo r a diploma."
told her the flood waa booming down
When you
D orothy reddened. Then she sud d o n 't be a n g ry again.
the v a lle y and the trac k s w ere going
By I 2 0 L A F O R R E S T E R .
denly le ft th e table. "I 'm not hungry, know me better you'll find thut It’s
under. And in flve minutes she nfillod
m
y
way
to
go
directly
for
everything
j
auntie. I— 1 havo a headache. Please
b!
that the exp ress liad le ft Chip
I w ant, and,’.' m eaningly, " I generally
go ahead and oat."
pew a Jun ction alread y, but she wus
B ellam y w aa assigned to the B lack sign alin g It from her station. It it
A fte r th e first m outhful o f (ood, g e t it."
(Copyright, IWi, by the M cClure N»iv»C reek statio n In Feb ru ary. H e went pn ■:';.l he must call for help.
Aunt P o lly 's exp ression changed from
DHpf»i: Rviirttr Uf*.)
to It grim ly, knowing a ll Its dem ands
■ iln w ean it pass yon ?"
and dangers. It was not only black
" Tho riv o r m ay ge t m e flrst."
UNDULY ALAR M E D .
b y name, but il bold th e blackballed
T lien l'(: understood. He w as in a
p lace of honor with e v e ry o perator in tow er, i';!t hor little shack w a s on a
“ M r fl. B lo b b i n s i s a lw a y s a s k i n g
W isconsin.
Tim ber stretches, then lev el v.I:li tho track s, a few pine
.M r. B l o b b i n s w h a t h e w o u ld d o i f
the river, b lack and turbulent, then boards with a w ater tank on one side
s h e w e r e t o d i e .”
the em bankm ent and railroad track s and a soinaphnre on the other. T he
a r d his lone eyrie perched n e a r the riv e r w n n .J pick It up like a chip.
“ U o h is a n sw e rs s a t is fy h e r ? ” •
w ater tow er— that w a s B lack C reek Ho beg;:i I h -r to go aw ay—to leavo
“ N o t in v a r ia b ly .
I f he h a p p e n s
station. B a c k in the lillls, If yo u fol : the BtatU :; niid summon help. Sh o
to b fr r e a d i n g tlie s p o r t i n g p a g e n n d
lowed the corduroy road, you cam o to I la id there wasn’t tim e. Tho exp ress
doe.8u’ t a n s w e r p r o m p t l y t h a t h e
a (ew houses. B ellam y boarded at w as on th - way up. And then B e l
one the fir st week, but tired o f It, lam y tried to m ake the key carry b is
w o n ’ t m a r r y a g a in , sh e su sp p c ts he
and he h eard ot M a A p pley’s from m essage to her, all th at he had m eant
a l r e a d y h a s h is e y e s o n h e r s u c c e s
O perator No, 10,
to say, all that she w as to him. A n d
s o r .”
She w a s stationed down a t Sw eet she culled back Ju st th is;
" I know, dear. H ere com es the e x
water, eig h t miles below B lac k Creek.
A fter the flra' w eek she w ould an press. Tho w a ter’s up to m y door.
sw er questions, and when h e com Good-by."
H e staggered to the window and
plained o f the food and lodging up at
the h alfb reed ’s bouse, she told him hung oul, listen in g as If he could
to hang on to the 7 :2 0 local und drop have made tho n lgb t tell him w h at
off at Sw eetw dtor an d she’d la k e him was liapponing out (n the heart o f IL
Our transportation facilities are the spiring com pany than the fellowshlr o4er to M a Appley’s.
There cam e the c all of tho exp ress a s
m ost perfect product o f this g re a t com o f the gia n t Intellects th at constructed
T hat w a s the beginning (or B ellam y. It swung around the curve below h o r;
m ercial age and th e telegraph and tel this marveloua industry and a jonrnej All bis life 'b e rem em bered th e picture above th e roar ot the w aters tt c a n .ephone system s ot tbis nation crown along the pathw ay o f its development, she m ade wailing (or him on th e plat fain tly, a far-off, broken shriek, it
the industrial achievem ents of the Illuminated at e v ery m ile-post of ita form. It w asn ’t th at she w as sn beau teemed to him, fo r belp. T hen s i
lence.
H e called Sw eetw ater d o g
w bole world, T b e se tivln m essengers progress by the Ughtnlng-flashes ol tiful. B ellam y o n ly know th-tt ahe
. -niy. gedly, but no an sw er came. Hts w ire
ot m odern civilization, born In the brilUsnt minds, w ill bs take n at a very waa Inflnitely ten der and v
He (ound him self telling h e r ;ril bis was still alive, though, and be csu g h t
skies, stand today th e most faithfu l and early date.
hopes
and plans th e th ir J n ig h i, (u'ter ‘.he flrst big town south, aslring help
efflclent publlo servan ts tb at e v e r
A
b rie f statistical re vie w of the tn
he bad become a "re g u la r" dov.u at !or Sw eetw ater and the exp ress.
toiled fo r tbe hum an race.
dustry b rin gs out Us grow th and m ag
Through the slow , dread hours ttll
Ma A p p le y ’s. And when ho ha.l fin
law n broke he sa t head down on hie
T h e y are of A m erican n ativity and nitude In a most con vincing and un- ished ehe bad nodded her head.
w hile warm trom tbe mind o f tbe In forgetable manner.
" I know , I think every o ne piiould srm s at hls lab le. Yet she had told
The telephone se rv ice o f the United set Bomethlng ahead of him an ! then him to stick and he lived up to ho r
v en tiv e genius h a v e , under Am erican
supervision, spun a net w ork of w lrea States Is th e m ost popular and efficient run fo r It. Td ra th e r bo anyililng m easure of him, an sw erin g each c a ll
Ihat cam e up the v alley , w a r n liif
acro ss the earth and under the seas. and Its ra te s a re the cheapest of the than a quitter."
jach town along the rivo r, stopping
T
he
thought
o
f
th
at
had
m
ade
him
T elegrap h y, in i t s early youth, m as telephone system s o f th e world.
jacb train at the roln ts o f safe ty, as
tered tbe known world and tbe t e l ®
We a r e the gre a te st ta lk e rs on earth. hang on to his n e rv e through sU Jhe would havo b e g icd him to do.
phone has a lre a d y conquered the We send 60 per cent o f our communi m onths o f Black C reek, w ith Its lo a ®
T u cker cam e an hour earlier, ohqery
linees and bard w ork.
earth ’s surface, an d now stan ds at tb e
cations o v e r the telephone. The world
ind riotously overjoyed to find tho
T
he
riv
e
r
bad
been
high
all
day.
seash ore ready to leap acro ss th e
has about 15,000,000 telephones and of When h e took th e station o v e r at six. station safe.
ocean.
"B a d night, e h ?” he asked.
this num ber the U nited States has a p T ucker, the day operator, to ld him he
N o Industry In the histo ry o f th e
B ellam y did
not answ er.
He
proxim
ately
9,640,000,
Europe
4,020,000
had
trie
d
for
an
hour
to
g
e
t
an
an
w orld b a s ever m ad e such rapid strid es
Iropped down to meet,thrt local a s it
ahd
other
countries
1,300,000.
Accord_____
______________
sw
er
from
P
ack
er’s
Grove,
tw
euly-tw
o
Vn developm ent and usefulness, an d
came cautlousiy along.
And a s he
none fa u ever exerted a more pow'erful ing to tho latest w orld telephone c e n - - miles north aloug th e river,
sus, th e total telephone Investment Is
" I f th e re ’s s w ashout up th e re w e ll jtood w atching cu loo pluit'orm be
Influence upon th e civilization of Ite
amount $ 1 , ! get It here d u rin g the night, end taw M adge ou tho sle;-© of (ho ond
day th an ths Telegrap h and Teleplionp.
095,060,000 was credited
to the Dnlted
...................
_
Sw e etw ate r and yo u 'll h a v e to hold car. Sh e slipped into i.i;', outslrotchcd
T h e ir aclilcvem cr't dpmm-.Blrai a th e
arm s Joyfully.
States. $636,000,000 in Europe and back th a train s."
sutircm acy of n v o d i/ilp rt typ ts of
"W e got them all right. T o m ." she
$175,000,000 In other counft-les. T h e
Sw ee tw ate r and he. H e called her
Am erican genius— inventiou aud o rgan
B u t niy
annual telephone conversations total as soon as be w a s alone, b is Sw eet cried. "E v e r y life save d !
ization.
24,600,000,000 divided a s follow s; U nit w ater sw eetheart, as he laughingly station’s gone down the river. I had
T h e Industry w a s peculiarly (ortvm- ed S ta te s 15,600,600,000; Europe 6,800,nam ed her to h lm seif, M ad ge Low ell to come up sn d tell you and I w as
ato in haviug pow erful inventive I n t e l 000,000, and other countries 2 ,200,000 .- , on th e com pany's pay roll.
afraid— ’’
lect a t Its so u rce and trem endous 000] T h e total w-orld w ire telephone i " K e e p at the k e y ," she called. "N o
T u cker called down from
ths
m inds to direct its organization and m ileage Is 33.262,000 m iles divided os . m atter what happens, do n’t go aw ay, tow er;
grow th. It Is th e most perfect frn lt follow s: United S ta te s 20,248,000, Bu- I T h e re are tw o passen g er trains b ®
"H ead qu arters on the wire, Tom.
o f tbe tree of Am erican Industry and rope 10,385,000, and other countries ! sid es th e exp ress, and it’ s up to ns, A sking details on the heroic deed.
when compared with Us European con 2,679,000.
About six per cent of ' b ecau se we’re a t the top o f the val- Any repo rt?"
tem poraries, it thrills e v e ry patrtotlc the world’s population and stxty-one ! ley and will g et tho flrst alarm ."
j
'T e ll them No. 10 resign s. O bject,
Am erican w ilh pride.
per cent of tjie tolc-plione wire m il® | n w a s a q u arte r of eleven when m atrim ony." B ellsin y answ ered.
JUnbltloua you th can And no m ore in age Is in tbe United .Htatei>.
he h e a id the ro a r up th e yailoy. He
I
B A D L Y
N E R V IN E
A L E X
R U N
D O W
N .
" I had bocom * ereatly run down
and m y nerves were In tefrlW d*
condition.
I had frequent headBchea and becam e very w e*k nnd
w ta unable to do anything.
I
bought a bottle of Dr. M iles' Nerv-'
Ine.
I soon began te feel better,
m y nerves w ere quieted,
I re
covered m y strength, and hnvo sinoe
recommended Dr. M iles' Nervina
to m any o f m y friends who havn
used It w ith satisfactory results.”
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THE ALEX TRIBUNE
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P a b lU lie c l
k'vc/ry
Business &
2 3 fe
i<>iday.
C k c i l C. C o l b e r t
Lodge Directory
Oklahoma Otv, U. S. A.
SeaWoM
iun pur yrai', jfi.oo
filil*' In ndfiftM'r
FuirrH d al Alex, O k la ., p o sto fflce
u second c la ss m atter u n d sr ae t of
congresa, M arch 3. 1 8 7 9 .
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: T R IB U N E W IL L H A V E
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OLD T IM E R E D IT IO N
IN T H E N E A R F U T U R E
D o l
lars o t A ssets to M e e t E v e i> O n e H u n d re d
ery P o licy is
Field
at bla
of tbe
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pealed)
his chll
T h e R es erv e
D eposited
W it h
on E v
th e
S ta te
T re a s u re r fo r th e B e n e lit um i P ro te c tio n o f
its P olicy H o ld ers A lik e E v e ry w h e re .
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M r s F . H - F in le y o f D n n c a n ,
,.
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. ct,
® P cnd ing th e h o lid a ys w it h
' h e r neice, M rs . W a lte r B la k e ly .
s p e n d in g
th e h o lid a y s
I t Is o u r Intention to p u b lish ^ o m e o f M r . a n d M r s .
"o ld U m e r" cltU e n who s till resid es
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Whil
Rounia
which
B alkan
•Tidem
ttve, a
both 0
v r at
forces
propllli
irnid nc
ly in tl
accord
reach t:
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and gu
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O L D T LA M cfe S T O N E
G e n e ra l A g e n ts ; C itize n s N®,t’ l B a n k B ld g .
a t th e
W a lte r
h ere.
one In th e v e ry n e a r fu tu r e , g e ttin g
It up In a rtis tic style , p rin te d o n . R I b k e l y .
good p ap er, and con tain in g the liv e s 1 ■ B B B B I H n H H M H H H H B M B I
o f e v e ry pioneer citizen
of
thla |
com m u n ity, and I(_ o u r h o n e st effo rts j
be rew ard e d , we an ticip a te it w ill be
an ed itio n th at w ill do a c re d it to the
en tire popu lation ot th is little c ity {
and th e cou n try aroun d it .
H ow j
m an y copies do yo u w a n t? W e a re
b o o k in g ord ers now .
D
P R O G R E 8 S IA ^ E
T h e hom e o f
B . J.
w a s a scene o f m uch fe a t in g
Xm as
day.
They
on!
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V in c e n t, ]
.
Compoundec' by Registered
Phai macists
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Patronize oui FcuntainUe try to please.
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The at
ihtploudi
was nno'
relief In
ships wil
Ing dona
Connoctii
F. J. Hamiiton, Prop.
Phone 34
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M aury
Cam inetli
(edural «
rled a t <
W arrlngti
trip from
Nev., lhat
convlctlir!
vorced.
Owing
traffic In i
"In order,
pending 1
railroad »
p o n freig
connect In,
New Yorl
w ise or d
C
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Propert
pany a ?3
facturlng
Porte, Ind
a receive
Uumley C
holders, n
the old 0
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tlnued.
Propert)
mately $9(;
bent on rii
Is the toi
cendlary fl
forty mile
past week
live stock
granaries
destroyed., f
r-
Tw o ma;
of Mrs. Flf
Mrs. F ry s,
a revolve
F ry to opc.
elry value
We Eave The
Get our prices before buying e’sewliere
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Stephenson-Browne Lumber Company 2
CHICAGO
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B IL L & JO H N 'S
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R e sta u ra n t.
A good p lace to e a t — wom en]
• fa n d fa m ilie s .'sp ecially in v ited . |
: ^ 2 2 1 Chic. A v e . W . ‘M a tto x , Pro p.[
h rtte r th an~fie had expected, T hen
cam e th e day when E lg K alm uck, the
F , P . B ra d le y , G r a d y ,c o u n ty ’s t
R. M . S H A W , M . D .
1 forem an over in the gray Iron division, c o u n ty c le r k , e n jo y e d a Xm a-s
tum bled over with the h e a t and when
i
Office
he cam e to attacked the doctor.
fe a s t a t th e C o rz'n e hom e.
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F irs t N a t l. B a n k B ld g .
T h e re w as no one in th e hospital
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By H O PE A IN 8 L IE .
§ cottage when it happened but the
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0^ nurse an d a couple of patients, but
som ehow a cone soaked In chloroform
" I t 's uot nny question o f sentim ent was p re sse d o ver K alm u ck 's nose
a t a ll," thu rtc.itor said w ith dignity. from behind and he dropped In a
- POOR HUSBANDS
A lex C am p No. 8 6 8 i
" A brunette is m ore reliab le and sta quiet, Innocent heap at th e doctor's
ble In disposition, .Xelson; th at is alL feet.
W. O. W.
I w ant a girl who c.'.n tako bold of D
B y th e time N elson answ ered M iss
cottage and handle it. P u t 'brunette H all's phone call tho doctor had
Meets on 1 s t and
p re fe rre d ’ in the ad, and I'll p ick hor slipped down beside him , protesting
3rd
W e d n esd ay n ig h t s
each] ]
out w hen they begin to a rriv e .”
that he w a s not hurt, but K alm uck’s
-j. m onth,
N elson drew a sigh and typed the knife B iill rem ained n e a tly p lu g g e d ;
ad to catch the m ail. T h ree d a y s later, betw een h is ribs and he becam e a p a
]|]E. W , W aseo n
W. O. G raham i ]
even w h ile an sw ers by m all w ere pil- tient a t the cottage under the com
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C. C ,
' C le rk
■ Ing up tor him to select from , the pany's c are .
dowm tra in from B eau cham p left a
It w a s tb e end o f the flrst week and
young woman on th e platform , and Nelson w a s sayin g good utght. T he
a fte r one quick su rv e y ot tbo barren door into tho llitle side room was a ja r,
A le x L od ge
lan d scap e shu headed fo r th e low
but the doctor had been sleeping, and
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457
b rick fa cto ry buildings down n e ar the she stepped out' fo r a g la s s of fresh
riv er.
A.
P
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&
A . M.
water. T h ere N elson held ber hands
" S h e ’s got red hair, doc,” N elson In his, nnd the g la ss w a s forgotten
announced gently, a s he hunted up while he told her all she had beon to
, the doctor aud told him of h is visito r. him o v e r since she hnd first come.
;k
M eets T u e s d a y e v en in g on o r j
S h e bad. Undeniably red, and her And tho tea rs cam e into h e r eyes as
-j-b efo re th e l u l l moon.
V tslU n g]
hazel eye s, brim ful of determ ination, she listen ed to the boy,
[{b ro th e rs a r e Invited lo m e e t w tlh }
o vercam e th e docto r’s av e rsio n and
“ rm s w r y , Nelaon, I know it should
I got h er th e position.
be you.
it isn 't. Y o u 're everything
“ D o n ’t you pity our liusbands in [)[
;
S h e talk ed little. When sh e had oc- that a m an should be to w in a girl,
F ra n k J . H am ilton , W . I L . ]
i caslon lo come to the office. N elson but th at cross, self-opinionated, (ault- the city, in a stuffy ofTice all day ?”
J , M. G ip so n , Soc. •
.).
, “ Y es ; and in a stuiTy music hal)
j heard h er humming to h e rse lf a ll the flnding, irritab le creatu re yonder"—
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she hrought out each w ord between all evening.”
w ay alon g the corridor.
Now, even N elson w as a w a re that her teeth , and each one had a nod
A LEX LO D GE
he w aa not an o rd in ary looking young from th e white cap— "h e 's tho man I
GEM O F A N C IEN T ART.
' person. H e wns nephew to old Rath- like bost, and heaven only know s w h y."
No. 4 7 7
burn, tn e owner o f the R ath b u m
A fter N elson had gone sh e stepped
I. 0 . O. F .
A gem o f tlie M inoan art Tiae
M alleab le Iron w orks. It had been back Into the room, and th e doctor's
been recently acquired by the Bos- ♦ M eets e v e ry F rid a y n ig h t . V ia-h is Idea and suggestion to ta k e the eyea w e re open w atching her.
■ hospital departm ent out of th e build
"1 hoard every word you said,” he Ion A r t museum, i t is au ivorv [i[:tors Invited,
in gs and build a decent cottage out told her. a hit brusquely. "Y o u should statuette w ith gold ornaments and •k
W. H . C o llier i
; a t th e end of tho ya rd s, w h ere acci- not have refu sed N elson. H e's a flue details, 61,^ inches in heiglit. 'T li£ -J-E. D. E v a n s
[f[
N. G.
. § o c 'y
‘ dont c a se s could be handled.
fellow an d w ill Inherit m oney."
resemblance o f the figure to that ol i ][
‘I t ’s tim e (or you r pow der.” sbe a n
I D octor O’P arrell had backed him up,
thh4 famous snake goddess found by
j IV lille he held his ow n p ractice In the swered w ith professional indifference.
“ 1 p re fe r a brunette,'' tho doctor S ir A . Evans a t Knosaos is obvions.
I sm all m an ufacturin g town he was
ROBT, E . A L E X A N D E R
! under con tract to th e w orks to patch went on th oughtfully, hut w ith a tw in B ut i t resembles not so much any
LAW YER
i up the accident c ases. Som etim es a kle in b is eyes.
art o f ancient Greece as that of
O ffic e F ir s t N atio n al B nnk
"Y o u a r e gainin g stren g th ," said gothic work o f the tliirtcenth cen' w e e k w eut by w ithout any.
B u ild in g .
I
L o u ise H all w as her nam e.
She Louise, coo lly. ‘ Y o u can s till rebel.”
hnry. A t the same tim e the char
A le x , O klahom a
1cam e from northern N ew Y o rk .
N el
"C onfound It, don’t you know ." e x
son found that much out th e d a y the claimed th e doctor irritab ly, punching acter o f the materials seems to pre
big bolt caught nt h e r d ress s k ir t aa hls pillow under h is head, "th at I’m clude the possibility of forgery. Sbe
she passed its lo w e r sh aft, aud be going to a a k you to m arry m e? I’v e wears a dress o f Cretan type, and
pulled h e r aw ay,
been re stra in in g th e im pulse fo r days; her head is adorned w ith a splendid »
a
i
"D o n t u se this paasagew ay,” he
6 ut sin ce you acknow ledge th a t you—
H. U ( ililG S B V ,
m
crown, on w hich g gold ornament M
{ told h e r stern ly. “ One of our boys e r"-lik e m o best — 1 think th a t was tha
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A T T O H N E V AT L .\ W .
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was
prohably
fixed.
T
h
e
statucttE
, w a s cau gh t here and landed up again st phrase— s in c e you s a y tliat, Tm w ill
il
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exhibits for th e first tim e a treat
' tho w a ll yonder."
ing to sto p reb ellin g."
«
('H IC K A S H A , O K L A .
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"Y o u ought to hav,8 the belt proHe w as eyein g h e r with a w him sical ment o f tlie hum an figure whicfi ie
/(♦ W .IK IK IIiK ll- ftftf tlK ftfc fta
; tected ,” sh e answ ered coolly. When*- look of qucstfonlng. Then h e did a comparable w ith the lin e studies of
; upon, th juking it o v e r. N elson went very odd thing. A s she stood beside
anrmals characteristic o f Cretan at flftftS-KlKftiK'IKillKIKll'lKftll
to h is uncle nnd had the belt pro him, a b it scm-nful and indignant, ho
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ALEX
G li n V B
No
406 »
rere.CTCT, apron and
»..TO
“rt- I t
be placed « m eets e v e ry first aud third »
tected. S o in ona w a y and anothoi reached Io r her crisp white
sh e introduced a b etter and m ore care kissed its hem.
i.‘ N o ttin 7 h e c o u 7 d \rv e |
<-he higli-water m ark K tVednosdnj afternoon in ■-■sch 1
fu l system inlo the works. L ife wae done would lii.tvB conveyed the hinnllCretan pottery, aud i t may go
V tnonfh
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a preciou s thing sb e taught oven the Ity and good intentions tb at this did, back to the m iddle Minoan age.
H K lK ftK ftftlK illK iK ftlK IIIS S
i doctor, w h ile ho sm iled and wished and Lou ise laughed.
T h i?
new discovery empliasixes
her h air w e re a few shades darker.
M en* two p ie c e u n d e rw e ar e n d
“ You do n 't deserve me one bit. but
nwre tjian ever the contrast Iielnr-eii
! Red h air waa a sign o f a proponder
I do think you ueed m e .' ahe satd.
union suits— g o o d and w a rm , m ade
I an ce o f execu tive a b illty he told Nel- (Cor-.ilg)it. 1915, by thr llr t'lu r e N'ows- the art o f Crete nnd thnt o f ancient for w in ter, p o p u la r prices— a lw a y t
paiK-r Syndicate )
i aon ou Ilia
~ '" i sjia. w a s ilolny
ITclhis.
T com plete s to c k .
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H O LD O IO * H E R R
A tto n ie y s A t L o w
By JA C K LONDON
One of the m o st a p p ro p ria te e d l - ,
----------; tions, In o u r m in d , tb a t a n e w sp ap er
L a d ie s read y -to -w e a r d resses
In
can p u t out. Is one d ed icated to the g in g h a m s $ 1.0 0 to $ 1 . 5 0 . K lm o n as.
old tim e rs o f the com m u n ity In $ 1 .2 6 .
w hich It Is pu b lish ed .
B y an old
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---------con tain the tru e sto ry o f the life
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and p io n eer e xp erie n ce s o f ev ery
^ r s . Jess H a ll o f D u n c a u , is
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A n O ld L in e L«‘n a l R e s e rv e L ife C o m p
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P r o fe s s io n a l
THE
VICTORY
N
D O N ’S
o n ly
be
S E A
K S^ E D W I T H
e x p e r ie n c e d
T
w h e n th e d ig e s tiv e s y s t e m
h'^
A
E X - /
IS
A L L
P O W E R 'Q F
:/
'■ H IS - V IR IL E ^ P E N is
stro n g
Such
"W h ere's thal boy?
T ell blm I
They shook their heads, and some
one made a jo cu lar remark whicb I want him."
Humphrey Van W eyden, critic nnd dllet- did not catch, but w blcb raised a geu
"V es, s ir," and Thom as .Mugridge
lanle. ia thrown inlo the water by the
fled sw iftly aft and disappeared down
■Inking o f a ferryboat In u fog in Snn eral laugh
rrandaco bay, and becomea uncunat loua
Tbe captain shrugged his shoulders. another com panioiiway near the wheel
^ fo r e help rearhea him. On comlnft lo
A moment later he em erged, a heavy“ ‘•-.wnaea he flnda hlmaelf aboard the "Then w e'll drop him over without anv
jealing achooner Ohoat. Captain W olf palavering, unless our clerical-looking set young fellow o f eighteen or nine
lettraen. bound to Japan wutera.
castaw ay bas the burial service at seu teen, with a glow ering, villainous coun
tenance. trailing at hls heels.
by heart."
C H A P T E R II—Continued.
"W h at's your name, boy?"
By tbia time be bad swung around
"G eorge Loach, s ir," cam e the sul
Pacing back and forth the length and was facing me.
"Y o u ’re a preacher, aren't yo u ?" be len answ er, and tbe boy's bearing
of the hatchw ay, and savagely chew
showed clearly that he divined the
ing the end of a cigar, was the man aaked.
reason for wblcb he bad been sum
The
bunters—th
ere
were
elx
ot
whose casu al glance had reacued me
from tbe sea. Hla height w as prob them—to a man, turned and regarded moned.
'Not an Irish nam e." the captain
ably five feet ten Incbes, or ten and a me. I wae pain fully aw are of my Ilk ®
half; but my flrst Im pression, or feol ness to a scarecrow . A laugh went up snapped sharply. "O ’Toole or McOarof the man, was not of ibis, bul of his at my appearance— a laugh tbat was th y would suit your mug a damn sight
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strength. Ho was flrm ly planted on not lessened or softened by Ihe dead b etter."
I saw the .voung fellow 's hands
his leg s; bis feel struck the deck man stretched and grinning on the
squarely and with su rety; every m ov® deck before us; a laugb that was clench and the blood craw l scarle t up
ment of a muscle, from the beave of as rough and harsh and (rank as the b is neck.
"B u t let that go ." Wolf L arsen con
the shoulders to the tightening of the sea Itself: that a ro se out o t coarse
Ups about the cigar, wag decisive, and feelings and blunted sensibilities, from tinued. "Y o u m ay have very good
reason s for forgetting your nam e, and
seemed lo come out of a strength that natures that knew neither courtesy
n i like you none the worst for It
was e xc e ssiv e and overw helm ing
In nor gentleness.
a
s long as you loe tho mark. T e l®
Wolf
L
arsen
did
not
laugh,
though
fact, tbougb this strength pervaded
every action of his, It aeemed but the his gray eyes lighted with a Ught glint graph Hill, of course, is your port of
en try. It sticks out all over your mug.
advertisem ent of a greater strength of am usem ent: and In that moment,
Tough as they m ake them and twice
that lurked within, that lay dormant baving stepped forw ard quite close to
a s nasty. I know the kind. W ell, you
him,
I
received
m
y
flrst
Impression
of
and no m ore than stirred from time to
can make up youi mind to have it
time, but which might arouse, at any the man him self. The (ace, tbe jaw,
taken out of you on this craft. Under
moment, terrible and com pelling, like tbe chin, the brow, rising to a goodly
stan d ? Who shipped you, an yw ay?"
the rage oL a lion or tbe w rath of a height and sw ellin g heavily above the
"M cCready and Sw anson, s ir."
eyea—these, w hile strong In them
storm.
"W ho got the advance m oney?"
The cook stuck his head out of the selves, unusually strong, aeemed to
"T h ey did, sir."
galley door and grinned encouragingly speak an Immense vigor or v irility of
"I thought as much
And damned
at me, at the sam e time jerk in g his spirit tbat lay behind and beyond and
glad you were to let thera have It.
thumb In tbe direction of the man out of sighL
The eyes, w ide apart a s the true Couldn't make youraelf sca rc e too
who paced up and down by tbe hatch
way. T h u s I was given to understand artist's a re wide, sheltering under a quick, wllh aeveral gentlem en you
m ay have heard of looking for you."
that he w as the captain, the "Old heavy brow and arched o ver by thick,
T he boy m etamorphosed Into a sav
Man", in the cook's vernacular, the black eyebrows, w ere of baffling, pro
ag
e nn the Instant. His body bunched
tean
gray
wbicb
w
as
never
tw
ice
the
Individual whom I must Interview and
together as though (or a spring, and
put to the trouble of somehow getting sam e; they w ere eyes tbat masked
his (ace became as an Infuriated
me ashore.
1 had h alf started for the soul with a thousand g u is e s
But to return. I told bfm tbat, un b east's as he snarled. " I t ’s a — "
ward, to get over what 1 w as certain
"A w h at?" W olf Larsen asked, a p ®
would be a storm y flve m lnules. when happily for the burial serv ice, 1 was
a suffocating paroxysm seized the un not a preacher, when he sharply d ® cu llar softness in his voice, aa though
he were overw helm ingly cu riou s' to
fortunate person who was lyin g on his manded:
hear the unspoken word.
"W hat do you do (or a livin g?"
back. He wrenched and writhed about
The boy hesitated, then mastered
I confess I had never had such a
convulsively.
his temper. "N othin', sir. I take It
The captain, or W olf Larsen , as men question asked m e before, nor bad I
back."
called him, ceased pacing and gazed ever canvassed It. 1 was quite taken
"And .vou have shown me I was
down a t the dying man. So flerce had aback, and before I could flnd myself
righ t." T his with a gratlfled smile.
this final struggle become that the had sillily stam m ored. " 1 — 1 am a gen
“ How old are yo u ?"
sailor paused in the act of flinging tiem an.”
"Ju s t turned sixteen, sir."
His lip curled in a sw ift sneer.
more w ater over him and stared curl
"A He. You'll never see eighteen
"I have worked, I do w o rk ." I cried
ously, the canvas bucket partly tilted
again. B ig (or your age, a l that, wllh
and dripping Its contents to the deck. impetuously, as though he were my
m uscles like a horse. Pack up ynur
The dyin g man beat a tattoo on the Judge and I required vindication, ;n d
kit and go (or'ard Into the (o'c’sle.
hatch w ilh hls heels, straightened oui at the sam e tim e very much aware o-'
You're a boat-puller now. You're pro
his legs, and stiffened
one great, my arran t Idiocy In discussing tbe s u ®
moted: see?"
tense effort. Then the m uscles relaxed, ject at all
Without w aiting for the boy's ac"F o r your llv lp g ? "
and a sigh! as of profound relief, float
T here was som etblng so Imperative cf,H ance. tbe captain lurned to the
ed upward from his lips.
Then a must surprising thing oc and m asterful about him thnt I was sailor who bad ju st flnlshed tbe g ru ®
curred. The captain broke loose upon quite beside m y se lf—"rattled ," as Fu
tbe dead man like a thunderclap niseth would have termed It, like a
Oaths rolled from bis lips In a con quaking child before a stern school
tinuous stream. And they were not master.
"W ho feeds yo u ?" w a s bis next
namby-pamby oaths, or m ere exp res
sions o f Indecency. Each word was a question.
"I have an Income," I answered
blasphem y, and there were many
words. They crisped and crackled like stoutly, and could have bitten my
electric sparks.
I had never beard tongue the next instant. "A ll of whicb,
anything like It In my life, nor could you will pardon my observing, bas
I have conceived it possible. The cause nothing w h atsoever to do wltb wbat 1
of It all, as near as I could make out. wish to see you about."
But he disregarded my protest.
was that tbe man, who w as mate, had
"W ho earned It? Eh? I thought so.
gone on a debauch before leaviilg San
Fran cisco, and tben had tbe poor taste Your falher. You stand on deadmen's
to die a t the beginning of the voyage legs. You've never had any of your
own.
You couldn't w alk alone be
and lea ve Wolf Larsen short-handed.
W hile 1 appreciated the power of the tween two su n rises nnd hustle the
terrific denunciation tbat sWept out of meat(or your belly for three meala.
W olf L arsen 's mouth. I w as fnexpres- Let me see yo u r hand."
sibly shocked. But tbe dead man was
Hta trem endous, dormant strength
unconcerned. He was m aster of tbe must have stirred , sw iftly and accu
situation.
rately. or I m ust have slep t a moment,
! for before I knew it he had stepped
C H A P T E R III.
two paces forw ard, gripped my right
band In hls, and held It up for Inspec
W olf Larsen ceased sw earin g as sn>?- tion. I tried to withdraw It. but hls
denly a s he had begun. He rellgb'ed flagers tightened, without visible ettill I thought m ine would be
bis c ig a r and glanced around.
His .ort,
crushed, when he dropped It with a
eyes chanced upon tbe cook.
"W ell, Cooky?” he began, wllh a flirt o f disdain.
su aven ess that waa cold and o f the
"Dead m en's hands have kept tt so.rt I Saw the Young F e llo w 's Hands
Clench.
tem per of steel.
Good for little else tban dlBh-washlng
"Y e s . sir." the cook eagerly Inter and scullion w ork."
"I wish to be pul ash o re." I said some task of sew ing up the corpse.
polated. witb appeasing and a p o l®
flrm ly. (or I now had m yself In control. "Johan sen , do you know anything
getic servility.
"D o n ’t you think you’v e stretched "I shall pay you w hatever you Judge about n avigatio n ?"
"N o, sir."
that neck of yours Just about enough? your delay and trouble to be w orth."
“ W ell, never mind; yo u 're m ale just
It’s unhealthy, you know. The m ate’s
He looked a t me curiously. Mock
the same. Get your trap s aft into tbe
gone. 80 I can't afford to loae you too. ery shone In h is eyes.
"1 have a counter-proposition to m ate's berth."
You must be very, very careful of
“ Ay. ay. s ir ." was the cheery re
your health. Cooky. Understand ?"
make, and (or (he good of your soul.
H is last word. In strik in g contrast ■My m ate's gone, and th e re ’ll be a lot sponse as Joh ansen started (orwa'd.
In the m eantim e tbe erstw h ile cabinwith the sm oothness o f bis previous of promotion. A sailor comes aft to
utterance, snapped like the flaah of a take m ate’s place, cabin-boy goes fo r boy had not moved.
"W hat are you w aiting fo r?" Wolf
whip The cook quailed before It.
'ard to take sailor's place, and you
"Y e s , sir." was the m eek reply, as take the cabin-boy's place, sign the a r L arsen demanded.
"I didn't sign (or boat-puller. sir,':
Ibe offending bead disappeared into ticles (or the cruise, tw enty dollars
"1 signed for cabinthe galley.
per month and found. Now what do was the reply
At this sw eeping rebuke, which the yoil sa y ? And. mind you. It's (or you r boy. An' I don't want no boat pullin'
cook had only pointed, the rest of the own soul's sak e. It w ill be the m ak In m ln e .'Q
crew became uninterested snd (ell ing of yuu. Vou might learn in lim e
“ Pack up and go fo r'ard ."
to work Bt one task or anotber. A to stand on you r own le g s and perhaps
This time W olf L arse n 's command
num ber of men. however, who were to toddle alon g a bit."
was th rlllln gly Im perative. The boy
lounging about a com panioiiw ay b ®
But I took no notice. The sails of glowered sullen ly, but refused to move.
tw een tbe galley and the botch, and the veseel I had seen off lo tbe south
Then cam e anotber stirrin g of Wolf
who did not eeem to be sailors, contin west had grow n larger and plainer L arsen 's trem endous strength. It was
ued talkin g In low tones wltb one an They were o f tbe sam e schooner rig utterly unexpected, and It was over
other.
These, 1 afterw ard learned, as tbe Ghost, tbougb th e bull ItseK. and done wltb between tbe ticks of
w ere the bunters. tbe men wbo ebot I could see. w a s sm aller.
fcWO seconds He had sprung fully six
the Beals, and a very superior breed
"T h a t v e sse l will soon be passing feet across the deck and driven his
to common sailor folk.
us." I said, after a moment's pause. flst Into the other's stom ach. At Ihe
"Jo h a n s e n !” W olf L arsen called out. “ As she is going In th e opposite dl sam e moment, e s though I bad been
A sailo r stepped (orward obediently rection, she Is very probably bound for etruck m yself. I (elt a sickening shock
"G et your palm and needle and sew j San F ran cisco ."
in tbe pit o f my stom acb. I Instance
the beggar up. Vuu’ti flnd som e old
"V ery probably," w as Wolf L a rse n 's this to show the sensitiven ess of my
c an vas In the sail locker Make It do." answ er, as he turned p artly aw ay from nervous organization at tbe time, and
"A n y of you fellow s got a Bltde or I me and cried out, "C ooky!
Oh. how unused I wae to spectacles of bru
p ray erb o o k ." w ar the captain’s next I Cook.v!"
tality. The cabin-boy—and he weighed
demand tbis time of tbe bunters loung
T b e Cockney popped out of tbe g a l 185 at the very le a a t-c ru m p le d up
ing abont the com panionway.
ley.
He lifted Into the a ir and struck the
SY N O P SIS.
c o n d itio n
can
be
p ro m o te d b y c a re
fu l
d ie t a n d
a s s is ta n c e
th e
of
HOSTETTER’S
Stomach Bitters
M ust H ave Been T in g le.
T here w aa a very bad flrat night
In a New Y o rk theater. That la to
la y , the night was a good night aa
nighta go in New York during the t h ®
atrical aeaaon, but the play offered
was bad.
At the end o( the aecocd act the
long-suffering audience was about
ready to quit. A few got up to go
and others followed, until the aisles
became clogged.
C harles Hanson Tow ne arose in bis
place, w ell down front.
' W a lt!" he called out In a clear,
loud tone, "women and children
fir s t !"— Satu rd ay E venin g Post.
DOYOUNEEDAKIDNEY
D t. K ilm e r 's Sw am p-Root la not recomB sn d cd tor everything, but If you have
kidney, liver or bladder trouble. It may
ke found Jqat tho remedy you need.
B w am p-R oot makee frienda quickly be
cauae Its m ild and Immediate effect Is
eoon realised in most caaea. It la a gentla
htalln g herbal compound—a phyalcian'a
preacriptlon which hae proved Ite great
curative value In thousandi o f the most
ila treseln g caaea according to reliable
teatlmony.
All drugglate In GOc and $1.00 a'.ies.
Tou m a y have a sam ple else bottla of
thle alw a y e reliable preparation by Par
cel P ost, alao pamphlet telling about It.
Address D r. Kilmer A Co., Binghamton,
N . T .. and enclose ten cente, aleo mentloa
tbU paper.—Adv.
Fixing the Blame.
"D o you believe In hoodoos?" asked
tbe su p erstilio u s person.
"W e ll," replied the man wbo had
failed to m ake good In a dozen differ
ent en terprises, “ I’v e got to preserve
my self-respect, you know ."
I m p o r t a n t t o M o th e r *
E x a m in e carefu lly every bottle of
C A ST O R IA , a safe and sure rem edy for
Infants and children, and see that It
B e a r s the
B ign atu re of ____
In Dee F o r Over 30 Y ears.
Children Cry for Fletchetii Cutoria
Net In T h is Case.
"W h a t did your wealthy father-inlaw g ive you for a wedding present?”
ask ed th e intimate friend.
“ A clo ck ," answ ered the disappoint
ed bridegroom , who expected a check,
" i n d yet, they say tim e Is m oney."
R E D CRO SS B A L L B L U E
In su res snowy w hite beautiful clothes
on w ashd ay. B uy Red C ross Bluo,
go t Ju st cheap liquid bluo which makes
yo u r ciotheB greenish yellow. Red Cross
B all B lu e large packages cost only 6
oents. A ll good grocers sell IL—Adv.
H it Class.
"Its n 't little Mrs. B rlgh tly's husband
devoted to the r a c e s T
" Y e s ; she calls him hor bettor
h alf.”
IM M ED IA T E A T TEN TIO N
•h o uld be given to sprains, sw ellln gi,
b n iise s, rheumatism and neuralgia.
K e e p M ansfield's M agic A rn ica Llnln e u t bandy on the shelf. T hree sizei
— 26c, BOc and $1.00.—Adv.
It Is.
"T im e Is money."
"Y e p . But It's m ighty tough If time
Is a ll yo u ’ve got to spend.”
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MALARIAL REQIONS,
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tiv * ever ottered the
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derk alongside the corpse on his bead
and shoulders, w bere be lay and
writhed about In agony.
"W e ll? " Larsen aaked of me, "h a ve
you made up your m ind ?"
I had glanced oreaelonally at the ap
proaching schooner, and It was now
almost ab reast of us snd not more
than a couple of hundred yards aw ay.
It.was a fery trim and neat little craft.
I could eee a large, black number on
one of Us salla. and I bad eeen p t®
tures of pilot boats.
"What veseel Is th a t? " I asked.
"T b e pllot-boat L ad y Mine," W olf
Larsen answ ered grim ly. "Uot rid of
ber pilots and running Into San Frsnclsco. Sh e'll be th ere In five or elx
hours with tbis w ind."
''W ill you please sign al It, tben. eo
that I m ay be put ash o re."
"S o rry , but I've lost the signal book
overboard." he rem arked, and the
group o f huntere grinned.
I debated for a moment, looking him
squarely In the eyes. I had seen the
frightful treatm ent o f the cabin-boy.
and knew that I should very probably
receive the same, If not worse. Ae I
say, I debated with myaelf, and then
I did w hat 1 conalder tbe bravest act
ol my life. I ran to the side, waving
my arm e and shouting:
"L a d y Mine ahoy! T ak e me ash o re!
A thousand dollars if you take me
a sh o re !"
I watted, w atching two men who
stood by the wheel, one of them ste er
ing. T h e other w as lifting a m ega
phone to his Ups. I did not turn my
head, though I expected every m ®
ment a killing blow from Ihe human
brute behind me. At last, after what
seemed centuries, unable longer to
stand the strain, 1 looked around. Hu
had not moved. He was standing In
the sam e position, sw aying e a sily to
the roll of tbe ship and lighting a
(resh cigar.
“ W hat Is the m utter?
Anything
w rong?"
T h is was the c ry (rom the Lady
Mine.
" Y e a !" 1 shouted, at the top o f my
lungs. "L ife or d e a th ! One thousand
dollars K you take me a sh o re !"
“ T oo much 'F risc o tanglefoot (or the
health of my c r e w !" Wolf lairsen
shouted after. "T h is one’’—Indicating
me with his thum b— "fan cies sea ser
pents and m onkeys ju st n o w !"
T h e man un the Lady Mine laughed
back through the niegaplrane.
The
pllot-bnnl plunged past,
"G iv e him hell fo - ra e !" cam e a flnal
cry, and the Iwi- sien waved their
arm s In farew ell.
M a c a ro n i P ro d u c to
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silverw ara for your ta b le at n o cost to you.
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W rite us and w e wfll give yo u full details. A lso tell
you about the
N in e D if f e r e n t S k in n e r P r o d u c t*
Macaroni, Spaghetti, Egg. Noodles, Cut Macaroni, Cut Sp ^ b attL
Elbows,Soup Riiê,Alpnabeloe,Vermicelli. Can bo cooked into 5 8
diiierent ditliee. u n be combined with meat, cheese, torootoea, fieh.
niukrocmi, oyiltrfr tic. Serve SklnMi'e olten end cul down ee M e l bBU.
Send CoBpon Today
wUl lell you how. In the meunlUne teve the lignetuiee tieal
Skinner peckaie., AU good gtoceit sell
fc
Skinnei'iProductt -cheeper
OT-
Sure Enough.
"H e denies hls w ife nothing."
"W e ll, that's one w a y o f avoidin g
trouble If you can afford It."
Minor Seal*.
M ining Freah— Say, Prof., on w h a*
scale do you grade students here?
Prof.— On th * m inor gcal*.—Pw fa
ther.
To keep dren and healthy take Dr.
Pierce’s Pleasant Pelleta. They regulate
liver, bowele end etomecb.—Adv.
For a o r e
asm. Adv.
Don't ridicule o th e r people's Idea*.
Try to have them adopt youre.
Ooealp le alw aya abort Uvad, a a e a fi
wben properly venUlated.
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W H ERE LIT T LE MEN WIN OUT
As a Rule They Havo Much More A ®
^ surance Than T heir Fellow s
Who A re Big.
A s a rule, big men ere shy and lack
ing in assurance. A daughter of tbe
gods, divinely tall, fllls them wltb
aomething like terror.
The womao
who appeals to tbem Is usually some
sparkling, vivaciou s, falryllke creature
witb kittenish w ays and roguish
glances. Tbe little man. on tbe con
trary. Is seldom burdened with humil
ity. He is a oeing of great aeplratioDS and stupendous am bitions; be
b elieves in him self, wbicb I* the rea
soo wby be gen erally can get the
woman of bis choice to sm ile upoo
him. The dainty, wee, TItlan like worn
au poasesa no charm (or bim.
" A nice little th in g." be s a y s of such
a one. "Fall in love with h er? Oh.
no! Sb e isn 't grown up onough to
Inspire tbe tender passion."
He likes a wuman to Oe one or two
Inches hie superior and thoroughly m a
ture.
He dread s auy trace of the
bread-nnd-butter schoolgirl. Hia Ideal
resem bles tbe stron g, heroic women
Sh ak esp eare has pictured, lull-blooded
and vital, (ull of character and spirit,
with a la ir aplce of temper.
T b e big man dreads a woman's
tongue. He le alarm ed a l the light
ning of ber eye s when they flash io
a n g e r; but tbe little mau is amused,
and rather lik es It. T hat's one of tbe
sub tle secrets of tbe little m an 's mas
tery. T all and w illow y, with the prom
ise of richer, rounder curves a t the
y e a rs go by, is tbe Ideal of tbe little
man. He ad m ires a regal carriage, a
touch of hauteur aud. above all, style.
Flrat United Statea T reasu rer.
A lexander Hamilton was tue flrst
secreta ry of tbe treasury (1788-96).
M ichael H lllegas was tbe first United
S ta te s treasu rer. H lllegas was ap
pointed to the offlce Ju ly 29. 1775,
when be and Oeorge Clym er w ere c h ®
sen together In tbe formation of what
w as tbe germ of the treasu ry depart
ment. H lllegas served alone through
practically hie en tire te r n , however,
a s Clym er soon resigned to ta k e a aeat
a s delegate to congress
H lllegas’
term expired Septem ber 1 1 , 1789. and
be was succeeded by Samuel Meredhh.
Both men wero from Fenusylvanla.
T b e treasury departm ent w as form ally
organized by act o f Septem ber 2. 1788.
but. strictly speaking, thle wae mereiy
a reorganization, (or tbe departm ent
under various nam es bad been lo esuten ee since 1775
Back home fot a real Chrittmai Dtnna ■
Absolutely necessary to make the
Holiday Feast complete #
In o v er a m illio n homea
throughout tho country,
Arkucklea' Coffee ■will be ab.
eolutely neceeeary to make
the Christmas least complete.
Tho women of theee home*
know the importance of having
tho righl coffee— for three
generations, they have knowa
that in Arbuckles' Coffee
they get juet (ke flavor every,
one enjoya
If you have not taalad il
lately, serve it now. A l your
Chriatmes dinner, gel ell tha
enjoyment geod coffee givat.
tte most pcîttlaT
co^tc biAmerica
Three Hundred Million
Bushel Crop in 1 9 1 5
rarawra pay fer Ikeir laad witk eea yaer*a eretp
aad prosperity waa never ae ffreaL
Regarding Western Canada as a grain
producer, a prominent business man
says: “Canada’s position today is
sounder than ever. There is more
wheat, more oats, more grain for feed, 20% more catile than
last year and more hogs. The war market in Europe needs
our surplus. As for the wheat crop, it is m arvelous and a monument o f streiigth
fo r businessconfidence to build upon, exceeding the moat optim isticpredictioas.’’
W hom tm voragoain W 1 8 o v o r 2 5 bushelm p e r a a r o
Oata a v e r a g e d In 1915 o v o r 4 5 b u s h e ls p o r a ora
B aH oy a v era g o d in 19 1 5 o v e r 4 0 b u s h e ls p a r aorm
Prices are high, markets convenient, excellent land, low in price either im
proved o r otherwise, ranging from $12 to S30 per acre. Free homeatead
lands sre plentiful and not far from railway lines and convenient to g o o d
achools and churches. T he climate ia healthful
There le e e w e r tex •• lia g , M r la there e a y ce e acrlalle e . For romplete Informatinn ts to beat locatlonB (or aettlrment, reduced railroad rates snd descriptivs iUuMiWid
psmpblei. addreas Superinlendsnt Inmigrttkw, Ouaws, ur
O . A . C O O K , 2 0 1 2 M ain S l.r« « t, K b d m
C'-3d1ao Govrmmcnt Afent
s
C ily , Mo.
IRl
We want to
THANK
Each and ewety one for
Their Liberal
Patronage
During 1915
W fu
F o r S a l e : . 1 span horee m u le e ;
7 « n d 8 y p a re o ld ; g "o d w o '-k eis .
rtiP H p fo r q u ic k s ale, E n q u 're
a t T r ib u n e office.
^ 4 t
MERRY CHRISTMAS
NEW YEAR
A n d a H iip p y
to m .
Jm l
I
r a m
j.
S o m e th in g good.
D a v id M ays, one o f th e oldest
s e ttle rs o f G a rv in
c o u n ty ,
died
a t h is hom e n e a r .. a y s v ille S un
d a y n ig h t; a g e 81 y e a rs .
liv e d n ear M a y s v ille
H e had
fo r m an y
yea rs, th e to w n w h ic h
bears his
nam e.
lead o f a lf a lf a h a y to
T e n n ., 'W edn esday.
y
s k y
Let
th eae U ttle
fro m t h e above.
w o rk e ra do you r
w o rk fo r you. -The cost
is sh o w n In w ant ad scale In
o v e ry Issu e of the T rib u n e.
$85.00 p e r acre.
no o th e r
W e w is h you
A Merry Xmas
M e m p h is
*
M rs . C. L . W asson v is ite d w ith
fr ie n d s in L in d s a y W e d n e s d a y .
W . P . H a m ilto n l e f t fo r
C oal-
g a tn S unday w h e re h e w ill prob
a b ly locate.
and a
Happy New year
T h a n k in g yo u in advon oe fo r
y o u r o o n tin n e d
p a tro n a g e , we
A gain o f $ 6 ,7 5 4 ,8 6 w as
m ad e a re .
h y th e local R ock Is la n d s ta tio n
d u rn in g th e m o n th o f N o v e m b e r
Vl
as com pared
w it h
th e
sam e
m o n th last y e a r.
T h e re w a s 4304856 pounds o f
fr e ig h t fo r w a r d e d in c a rlo a d lots
fr o m th e A le x
s ta tio n
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im p ro v e m e n ts .
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w as:
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a t the T rib u n e olllce.
M A R R Y — We h av e a la r g e n u m
b e r o t w ealth y m em bers. T h is clu b
is o n e o f tho o ld est and m ost succriB sful; s tric tly co n fld en tlal: p a rtic
u la r s fr e e : T he R ellab lo C lu b . M rs.
W ru b c l, B ox 26, O aklan d , Cat.
1 can cloKC y o u r lo an q u ie k e r
nod give you h o tte r rates on fa rm
loans, fire and to rn ad o insurnnec. ,Tnhn Iln n k in s , C hickasha,
O k la .. phone -147.
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a g a in s t $ 801,63 fo r
1914.
STAR BRAND SHOES
ARE BETTER!
M a re
and
w eight 1400 e a c h .
horse,
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W hen
in
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Partridge Rocks
W hen
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in
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M u rd o ck
v is ite d
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th e
D e p u t y L o o n e y r e tu r n e d W e d
n e s d a y fr o m a fe w d a y s v is it
w it h
fr ie n d s at N i n n e k a h .
lo c a l
M rs . R . M . S haw l e f t fo r O k la o f N o v e m b e r w a s $ 1 0 , 4 5 1 . 3 8 ,
ag
W h e n y o u s to p to th in k , 3 , 6 2 1 ,
0 3 1 p o u n d s o f fr e ig h t is o o d l e s o f
W m . P ik e
r e iu r n e d
M onday
M r s . E u g e n ia H a r r is o n o f K a n
fr o m S h a n w e e w h e r e lie s p e n t at
sas C i t y
w e e k w ith h is fa th e r.
a r r iv e d
W ed n esd ay
s p e n d th e h o li d a y s at the h o m e o f
B o t h o ld a n d
th e jo y s o f
y o u n g w ill s h a r e
C h r is t m a s
at
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th is y e a r , a t r e e is to a ttr a c t a
S u n d a y D e c e m b e r 19 a fin e boy.
M is s O r i n H a n n a a r r iv e d T h u
b ig
W o r d w a s r e c e iv e d W e d n e s d a y ! r s d a y fr o m C h i c k a s h a an d w i l as
t e llid g o f
th e
s e r io u s
R o b e r t W a t k in s ,
fo r
the
a
ilin e k
b ro o m
o f j sist N o r v i l i e H a r d w a r e
M o n d a y f r o m the
H e a ld to n
b u y e r at L in d s a y .
W a lt e r B r a y a n d F r a n k
M r s . W . F . L o o n e y v is it e d fr ie iste r w e r e C h i c k a s h a
o il
fie ld n e a r A r d m o r e .
com pany
c o r n ! in h a n d lin g t h e ir h o li d a y t r a d e .
M c A l
b u sin e ss v is
ito rs .M o n d a 'L
n d s iu L i n d s a y W e d n e s d a y .
If You Are Trained, a Position is AwaitingYou!
o f h e r m o th e r.
T o a fe llo w e d ito r, E rn e s t B ird ,
o f th e R ush S p rin g s L a n d m a r k ,
P . S tu ffle b e a m
d a ys
w ent
to
ago a n d
e x c h a n g e d $275 fo r one o f th e
p r e ttie s t
M r . an d M rs . A lv is S m ith a r r see la te ly .
gas
horses w e
have
I t is a 11 h o rse p o w e r,
local a g e n t th e re .
j ust h o n to g e t
S te p h e n s o n -B ro w n e
c o m p a n y re ce ive d tw o
L a s t week w e received fo u r c a lls fo r sten o
g r a p h e r s and b o o k k e ep ers and o n e of th ese , a
good po sitio n in a law offlce fo r
a young m an
ste n o g rap h er, w e have been u n a b le to flll.
T h e dem and fo r com p eten t sten o grap h ers
and ty p is ts Is In c re a sin g e v ery d a y .
T h e re is
po siU v e ly not a sufficien t n u m b e r o f com peten t
ste n o g rap h e rs to fill th e p o sitio n s. N o tw ith stan d
in g th e ta c t th at the n u m b e r of g o o d bu sin ess postttons In businesa is m an y tim es g re a te r th a n the
n u m b er o f position s fo r te a c h e rs, the N o rm a l
sch o o ls o f tbe s ta t e a re crow ded w it h young people
p re p a rin g to teach — m ore than te n tim es th e n u m
b er atten d in g b u sin ess colleges.
Bookkeeping:
Our cou rse n o t o n ly te a ch es h o w to keep books,
b u t g iv e s a th orough d r ill In a c t u a l business p rac
tice, in c lu d in g B a n k in g an d C o rp o ratio n w o rk .
Grammer-Spelling
F.
E . 1’. k n o w s !
a ll
T h e s e su b je c ts a r e e sse n tia l an d w e re q u ire
d a lly w o r k In both E n g lish and S p e llin g fro m the
b egin n in g. T h is a lso Inclu des p u n ctu ation and
B u s in e s s C orrespondence.
Business Arithmetic
A good w o rk in g k n o w led ge o f this s u b je c t Is
a lm o st in d ispen sab le to e v e ry p e rso n . In d iv id u a l
in stru ctio n w ill be g ive n to th o s e who a r e b ack
w ard in arilb m e tlc.
*
*
Penmanshi#
W hen you a p p ly fo r a p o sitio n In b u sin e ss,
about th e flrst th in g yo u a r e a s k e d to do i s to g ive
a sam p le o f yo u r h an d w ritin g. In a s h o rt time you
can Im p ro ve yo u r w ritin g w o n d e rfu lly care fu l and
system a tic practice.
Rapid Calculation
A r e yo u rap id and accu rate a t flguresT I f not
you a r e g re a tly han dicapped in ta k in g care o f a n y
kind ot bu sin ess. Y o u can soon le a rn to h an d le
fig u re s ra p id ly In o u r rapid c a lc u la tio n class.
T h is cou rse is c e rta in ly w o rth e v e ry sa crifice
o f tim e and m oney n e ce ssary to g e t I t T he a v e r
ag e p erson w ill spend m ore on tr ifle s In the co u rse
ot s ix m o n llis and w ill w a ste m o re tim e th an it
w ou ld ta k e to prep are h im self fo r a position a s
B o o k k e ep er or S ten o grap h e r.
T h e re are fe w th in gs In life th a t a re of m ore
v ita l im p o rtan ce to you th an a p r a c tic a l edu catio n,
th e re fo re do not allo w som e le s s e r claim on y o u r
tim e p rev en t yo u r s ta rtin g . D o n o t deceive y o u r
s e lf w ith the prom ise th a t y o u w ill begin y o u r
co u rse som etim e In the fu tu re — a f t e r you h a v e
bo ugh t th is or h av e done th at.
U n le ss you a r e stro n g en on gh in your p u r
pose to m ake the s ta r t w hen yo u sh o u ld , you w ill
go on in d efln itely b u ild in g a ir c a stle s .
T h o se who a r e deficient In a n y su b ject w ill
receiv e In d ivid u al Instru ction a t th e ir own d e sk s.
D u rin g the la s t eleven y e a rs w e have train ed
h u n d red s In th is co u rse each y e a r , and h av e se
cured poslU ons fo r a ll o u r g ra d u a te s.
M ore th an five hundred g r a d u a te s from this
school a r e h o ld in g good p o sitio n s in O klahom a.
W rite or telephone fo r fu r th e r in fo rm atio n , or
v is it th e school.
th e speed
L u m b e r th e re is to g e t o u t o f th e
cars o f
“ c r it t -
o a k lu m h e r Tue.sdny.
T h e tic k e t sales fo r th e m o n th
ship ped a c a r o f N o v e m h e r as c o m p ard w it h
o f m ix e d live es to c k to th e O k la the s a m e m o n th las t y e a r p ro v e d
h o m a C ity m a r k e t T u e sd ay .
p ra c tic a ly a d ra w ,
to
B orn to M r . a n d M rs . R B . H ill h e r d a u g h te r , M r s . L . L . L a w s .
o f a m essage te llin g o f th e illness
th is in h is la te b e re a v e m e n t.
h o m e in N e w W ils o n , a f t e r s p e n
A le x C h itw o o d
V
M on
E , S. A d d y has re tu rn e d to h is
a t th e A d d y hom e.
O k la .
O ut
2 0 tf
iv e d T u e sd ay by a u to m o b ile fr o m 3 s p ee d m achine. P u rc h a s e d o f
R in g lin g , and w ill th e h o lid a y s Jesse A . T u c k e r, fh e c o m p an ysj
Ireton ,
M rs,
U n i t y O il c o m p a n y h e r e , r e tu r n e d
Buys Motorcycle
h is son, M . H . A d dy.
D . F . C o w a rt
S ta te s
N o w — to d a y is th e l e s t tim e to s e n d y o u r s u b s c r ip t io n in .
R o c k I s la n d s ta tio n fo r th e m o n th
Y o u n g e H e n s , P u lle ts . R o o st- c r o w d .
©rs, fo r sale, w in te r la y e rs , th e
b e a u ty breed .
W . H . N e ill, L in d s a y O k la .
B . W . S a v a g e , d r ille r
w e e k w ith to n so litis.
D
Ja n u a r y 1 . 19 16 .
2 0 tf
d in g s e v e ra l d ays a t th e hom e o f C h ic k a s h a a fe w
0
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o f t o w n s u b s c rib e r s w ill r e c e i v e c re d it o n th is o ffe r w h e n th e ir le tte r w a s m a ile d b e fo r e
A n d rew s,
a d v t.
w e o f fe r our h e a r t f e l t s y m p a th y
Y
in th e
D ecem b er 3 1st.
h o m a C ity S unday w h e re she a i n s t $ 3 ,6 9 6 .5 2 fo r th e s a m e m o n
fr e ig h t, e p e c i a ll S s o w h e n it is a n
j tok. p ric e $200 R c y riu n n ic u tt w ill spend th a H o lid a y s w ith ' re l
th y e a r . Q u it e a n in c r e a s e !
in c r e a s e o f th at m a n y p o u n d s o v e r
F o r 8 lie — A t onoe, 3 fine D u r a tiv e s .
s a m e m o n t h la st y e a r .
on g ilts ; bred.
w h ile
T u e s d a y h ere w ith h e r p upils.
A FULL LINE AWAITS
a n y ad d ress
M a re bred to
w h o is te a c h in g a c la is in c h n ia
to
O f f e r c lo s e s F r i d a y ni?,ht,
C h ick sha la s t
fa m ilie s ,
spent
1 9 1 6 , w e w i l l se n d th e T r ib u n e
to J a n u a r y 1 , 1 9 1 8 f o r o n ly $ 1 . 4 0 .
id ay s .
M r s . A . G a rn e r o f C h ic k a s h a , p a re n ts , M r. a n d M rs A n d re w s .
p a in tin g ,
b y Ja n u a ry 1 ,
F o r S a le — C h e a p fo r q u ic k s ale,
M r . itin g re la tiv e s .
S m ith is th e son o f C . C . S m ith ,
M r , a n d M rs . Iz e n m a n a re h e re
a w e ll kno v c itiz e n o f n e a r D ib
fro m J a s p e r, M o . to speud a fe w
b le . C o n g ra tu la tio n s .
days a t th e h o m e o f th e la t t e r ’s
1916
W e lik e so fe w o f r e a c h in g t h e o n e
th o u s a n d m a r k th at in o r d e r to d o
th e 0 . C - W , a t C h ic k a s h a , has t r e n d s in L i n d s a y M o n d a y .
re tu rn e d h o m e to s p e n d th e H o l
C. T , E r w in
C h ic k a s h a ,
one te a m .
f n
de
day J o r D e c a tu r, A la , on re c e ip t
30,
T J r t l i r l O TT v o
M iss N e ll M o rris , a s tu d e n t in
M rs . S. H . H a r p e r
W illia m S m ith , a g e
- n o / 'l o l
P ric e
M r. a n d M rs J . B A n d re w s l e f t
O k la h o m a S a tu rd a y and w e re q u ite ly m a r
rie d by J u stic e M oore. T h e b rid e T u e s d a y fo r J a s p e r, M o ., w h e re
is a d a u g h te r c f one o f o u r m o s t they w i l l spend th e h o lid a ys v is
C h io k a s h a ,
crea se o v e r 1 ,0 2 7 ,6 0 2 pounds fo r
e n u e e a rn e d on th is
F O n S A L E — Good second hand
H en ey B u g g y . R o b 't E . A lexan d er.
26-tr.
s lip p e d a w a y
d u rin g
N o v e m b e r, w h ic h is x u ite an in
Q
o p c tld l nuiludy Id le
In c u ltiv a tio n
W ill g iv e lib e ra l te rm s
F u r 8 a l e . W in c h e s te r K rtp e atin g
M r . and M rs . P . C . B a k e r le f t
shot g u n ; n e n rly n e w . F o r q u ic k
T u e s d a y to spend th e h o lid a y s s a l.- $ 1 2 50. L e w is S la o n .
w it h th e la tte rs fa th e r , J . W .
.School supplies n r d scho.J
E n g la n d , w h o liv e s n e a r H o p e ,
hooks. I ’nlncc D ru g S tore. 24-4t
A rk .
O P P O j x l U M ' l Y fo r s o m ‘one to
p re s e n t one o f th e w o rld s g r e a t
e s t a u to m o b ile s in A le x and v ic
i n it y . A d ress D is tr ib u to r B ox
13 (.h ic k a s lu , O k la .
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c ar*
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w e s t, a n d a o r 88 th e section lin e
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F o r s a le :
12 T o n a n re d iim
q u a ilit y a lf a lf y h a y , fo r quick $50.00 p e r acre.
h h I c $ 6 per to n.
R .H u r n ic u t t
Also 4 0 acres o n e m ile n o r th
USK TItlllU.NE W .4XT ADH
a .
to ta k e
I onn close y o u r loan q u ic k e r I f you c a r.n o t c o m e in d u r in g th e
find g iv e you b it t e r rates on a
fa n n loan , fire and to rn ad o in d a y , c c m e in a t n ig h t. W e g u a . .
surance. John TU.i k ns. C h ic k a
ra n te e o u r w o rk .
sha, O k la . phooe 447.
2 0 tf
T h e F erg u so n S tu d io
F o r S a l e . . 1 1 0 a c re W a s h ita v a l
ley la n d ; w ell im p ro v e d ;
S30Qt) A t t e n t i o n F a r m Fj R s I I h a v e a
w ill H a n d le . K u q u ir e a t th is o f • 7 5 acre im p ro v e d fa r m one m ile
fic e .
n o ith w e s t o f A le x ; 50 a c r .-sbot
Wc wish for you and yours a
m b s
W e a r e now e q u ip p e d
y o u r p ic tu r e e ith e r d a y o r n ig h t.
C H IC K A S H A B U S IN E S S
COLLEGE
W c h o p e th e first d o o d r e s o lu t io n
e w
M o r e people tra d e w it h th e m erc h a ts o i
A le x , th e liv e l i t t l e to w n on th e
W M h ita , th a n a n y o f equal
size in O k la h o m a d e p e n d in g e n tir e ly on a g r ic u lt u r e - t h e F A R M ’ IR .
VoM X
Y e a r - S m
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puper
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lio .n e
T a k e a d v a n t a g e o f o u r S p e c ia l H o l i
d a y r a te s h o w n o n la s t p a g e .
$I.O tt P e r Y e a r — P a y a b le in advance
W . L . B u ck
fr o m
w i ll bi
to
t
A L E X . G R A D Y C O U N T Y . O K L A H O v lA . F R I D A Y M O R N IN G , D E C ., 3 1 ,1 9 1 5
New Years Greetings
y o u m a k e fo r th e N e w Y e a r
re tu rn e d
T a le q u a h
F rid a y
w h e re h e
had
been fo r s e v e ra l days a t th e b e d
C ruse. V . P re s .
side o f a siok m o th e r w h o
E . W . W asson, A ss c C as h ier
W e w ish y o u all
A
H a p p y
la t e r
died .
N ew
Y ea r
W e are B o o ste rs
E d M o o re o f C h ic k a s h a s p e n t
th e
(N o . 101931
h olidays
at
th e T h u rs to n
hom e.
(Hl|p S r ib u ttP
THE
First National
I mk
The Dead Town
F ra n k H a r p e r le f t
fo r
O k la
h o m a C ity a n d M c A le s te r S u n
d a y , w h e re he w ill p ro b a b ly
be
e m p lo ye d in a d r y goods store.
i "Roughing it" in Life
L e e B u rris J r ., o f
T u ttle ,
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s p e n t th e h o lid a y s in A le x v is is D i d y o a e v e r g o in to a to w n
v e rs a l m ilit a r y s erv ice fo r y o ung in g old frie n d s .
a n d , a s y o u s te p p e d fr o m th e tr a in ,
m en in th e U n ite d State.s as a
T h e to ta l n u m b e r o f cars o f
h a v e it strik e y o u s u d d e n ly th at
s o lu tio n e f th e n a tio n a l defense c arlo ad fr e ig h t fo rw a rd e d d u r the t o w n w a s d e a d ?
H av e you
OF ALEX
p ro b le m s a y th is w o u ld be a g r N o v e m b e r fr o m th e local s ta tio n
e
a t d e m o c ra tiz in g in flu e n c e , p u t w as 73 as c o m p ared w ith 28 fo r
is m e a n t b y th ese w o r d s “ d e a d
tin g ric h a n d poor on th e sam e sam e m o n th la s t y ear.
to w n ?”
H ave yo u e v ir h ad a
fo o tin g , a n d th a t a y e a r o r so o f
to w n d e s c r ib e d to y o u as a “ d e a d
e v e r s t o p p e d to a n a ly z e ju iit w h a t
$50,000.00
to w n ?”
Hints tc our F.urmer Friends:
In th e la st
a n a ly s i*
m e a n ju st o n e t h in g — a n d
th a t t h e m e rc h a n ts
IJ y o a g! ' b ' r.3 p a id s ta rt a b an k a c c o u n t.
WTth
‘ f j e ffo rt a lo n g thia lia s you m a y n o t h a v e a n y debts
10 p r / n e xt y e a r.
of
th e y
th a t
th e
to w n
to w n h a s c e rta in
p o s it iv e
a s p e c ts
o f d e m is e w h ich a r e as b a l d
p ie c e o f
ot
Easy Payments f
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A
;-
c re p e
h a n g in g
as a
on
th e
d o o r o f a p r iv a t e h o u s e .
T h e s to
res s e e m to
e x is t in g .
I
be
m e r e lv
s h e lv e s a r e c o v e r e w it h
ap-
p a r e n t ly u n s a le a b le g o o d s .
The
m e n ta l
and
W E L C O M E
Q u a lity is o u r M o t t o
p h y s ic a l,
w o u ld be b e tte r fo r Y o u n g A m
y o u r w o rk to m o rro w a n d “ rou gh
i t ” in th e open a ir fo r
a
year?
B y th e w a y , read th e t h ir d in s t
a llm e n t o f
th es issu
“ T h e S e a -W o lf”
o f th e T r iliu n e .
in
The
h ero , H a m p V a n W e y d e n , is up
T h e to ta l n u m b e r o f carloads
o f fr e ig h t -leceived
d u rin g
th e
BOND BROS
‘PH ON E 3 0
firs t eleven m o n th s o f 1915 w a s
258, w h ile fo r
sam e
p erio d
of
1914 th e re im a 272 cars.
a g a in s t j u s t tin s p ro b le m .
D u rin g M o v e m b e r th e re
s to r e k e e p e r s s e e m to b e v y i n g w it h
48Sb bales o f
e a c h o t h e r to see w h ic h w i ll
a g a in s t lOOG f o r sam e
w in
j I first p r i z e as th e to w n g r o u c h .
If
cotton
w as
s h ip p ed ,
m o n th
la s t year.
F arm
y o i : t a lk e d w ith th e m th e y k n o c k
B u rc h ,
e d th e to w n , th e k n o c k e d b u sin e ss ,
122 S outh T h ir d S treet
•
Phone 70
c ip lin e .
e ric a th a n fo u r y e a rs a t college.
d o n ’ t a d v e r t i s e — o n l y th r o u g h th e
H o w w o u ld you lik e to g iv e up
b est m o n t h s o f th e y e a r . A d e a d
(
I Motorcycles
is
s tre n o u r a r m y life , w it h its dis
-Sensible prices,
quality considered.
Jahn
w e e k in s ta lle d a s k y lig h t
se.
m akes th e ir s to re a real d a y lig h t
T h e y W v'-’ c o n t i n u a l ly
com
p l a in i n g th at
c '.iic r
p e o p le
d id
b u s in e s s
m ade
m oney
but
and
a b le to s e ll
a n y t h in g .
w a s it— th e to w n .
to
Sheegog & Cralle
D u rin g N jv e m b s r 23 carloads
o f fr e ig h t was re c e iv e d
th at
you
w h ic h
store.
be
Y es,
If
T h e a m o unt o f Furm L o a n B u s i
ness we do ju s tifie s th e state
m e u t th at w e OHO m e e t a n y
and oil c o m p e titio n .
la s t
th e y k n o .'l. ti th e m a il o r d e r h o u
th a t th a t th e y d i d n ’ t s e e m
F irs t N a t io n a l B a n k B u ild in g
Phor.c 1
a t th is
s ta tio n , w h ic h d n ritig N o v e m b e r
ask ed
1914 o nly 7 w as received.
th at m e r c h a n t if h e a d v e r t is e d , h e
Good S ervic e and W e lc o m e to A ll
A d a ir &
Optometry
w o u lc h a v e lo o k e d a t y o u w it h a-
N ew
m a z e m e n t.
L o c atio n c a s t a id e m ain s tre e t.
W h a t w a s th e u se o f
a d v e r t is in g w h e n b u s in e s s .w a s
bad?
Dr, Warren, Dentist
h e w o u ld te ll
you,
house, C h ic k a s lia .
N o , h e w o u ld s o y , h e
He
On
th e
liv e
to w n
in
T h e d a il y o r w e e k l y
n o u n c e m e n ts o f s p e c ia l
b i g an
s a le s
lo w p r i c e d g o o d s .
T h e y are
a fr a id o f th e m o il
o rd e r
or
not
to r e a c h th e p e o p l e — a d v e r t i s i n g ,
g r e a t.
o rd e r h o u se
I’ h e m e r c h a n ts h a v e
th e ir
lo c a l a s s o c ia tio n f o r m u tu a l
h e lp
an d b e h in d
the
a s s o c ia t io n
lo c a l n e w s p a p e r is p u s h in g ,
in g , p u s h in g .
^7
V a u d e v ille a n d ^ re els o f p ic tu re s .
Hugh M. Millican
Baggage & Transfer
th e
p u sh
E v e r y b o d y is w o r k -
in? a n d e v - ;r y b o d y is
tf
D r . H a n n a s p e n t S u n d a y w ith
DR. ED W ARD
USE T R IB U N E W AN T AUS
R o b e rt E .
fin d
423 C h ix , A v e .
happy
th e
d ia m e te r o f a
c irc le m u ltip ly c irc u m fe re n c e ny
.31831.
F a rm
c irc le
m u ltip ly
d ia m e te i'
C otton
by
s ta tio n
3.1416.
N in ty s ix carloads
of
fr e ig h t
s h ip m e n ts
fo r
th e
firs t
th is
e le ve n
s lig h t
decrease, th e re b e in g 574
bales
th e
y e a r, w h ile fo r 1914
statio n d u r in g N o v e m b e r a g ain s t
fro m
m o n th s o f 1915 show s a
ship ped since
w a s re ce ive d and f o r w a r d a t th e
firs t
o f th e
th e re
L e t us renew th a t old lo m c r m a k e you a new loan?.
W e loan lib e ra l am o unts a n d g iv e y o u th e
best o f term s and rates.
S ee, Phone, o r
W rite
T. H. Bennett
C h ic k a s h a ,
O k la .
w as
1442 bales s h ip p ed .
35 fo r s am e m o n th la s t y e a r.
C atarrh C a n n o t B e C u r e d
119
c arlo a d s o f friot-’ hr
fo r
22>'i
th e t o w n b o o s te rs d o th e ir s h a r e .
L o an s
T o fin d th e c irc u m fe re n c e o f a
and
If y o u w a n t a l i v e to w n
P ro p rie to r T a f ‘ O p tic a l P a r lo r
th ese little
w o rk ers do y o u r
w o rk fo r yo u . T h e cost
Is shown in w an t ad scale In
e v e ry Issu e o f the T rib u n e.
wtth L O C A L A P r L IC A T h 'N .-? . ns t h -y
CT.riiiot runuh (ht- s e a t o f tno Uioreaoo. C u .
titrrh le n blood or const Itut lonn 1 <ll,->-.i •.
g e t b e h i n d th e n e w s p a p e r a n d th e N o v e m b e r 1915; 107 fo r .".ame nnd in order tu euro II you must lalio Intcrnal remedies. H a ll's Citlnrrli Cure Is
n e w s p a p e r w ill d o th e rest. F o r m o n th last y e a r.
liiken Internully, und aels directly u c '"i
(lie blood and m ucous sitrfuiv.
H u II'h
Caturrti
Cure is not a guack medicine. It
g e t t h e tim e w o rn a r g u m e n t s th at
w a* prescribed by ono of tin bo.tt p b j In thl* country for yeara am i l.s
th e p a p e r is a d e a d o n e .
The
T h e local a g e n t m ad e 120 w a y - aslelans
regulsr prescription. 11 Is composed o f
the best tonics know n, combined with tbo
p a p er is alive enough if th e p e o -(b ills d u rin g N o v e m b e r w h ile last best blood purifiers. netlnK d ir-e tly o n tbe
mucous Bi:rfac“ 8. T h o perfect com bina
pie a re alive. T e e surest test o f a y e a r th e re w e re only 95 m ade. tion o f the tw o Ingredients la wbat prod'lc, s such womlerfiil results in curiiift
W 'a s
ma t l f i ri ! " ''h 'f t h . Send for l-‘Stlmonlals. frte.
liv e t o w n is a liv e n e w s p a p e r , a n d a3 5a 2c ep xv pn pt nn cc pe ob ii il il ss w
as
m am
in
c m k n i ; y * c o .. Prop.*., Toie-iu. o.
I'd by r>nt(cirlitfi prlw 7V.
a u e w s p a p e r c a n ’ t b e a liv e u n le s s N o v e m b e r a g a in fs
fo r sanie! Vake Hair© I'amTly I'llt© r><r conatlputloii.
b o o s t in g .
r
A le x a n d e r w a s in L e t
C h ic k a s h a on business M ond ay.
To
is now d e -
th e
m e a a u ra m e n t o f th e pow er o f
vision a n d the a d ap tio n o f l e n .
808 fo r th e a id th e re o f,” and is
re g u la te d b y law in 3 ^
in c lu d in g O k la h n m a
a b p lio an ts fo r b ra c tic e (o show th e ir com poteuoe ,
b o a rd of e x a m in e rs in o p to m e tiy . l a m n o V .-fii^ V
G ra d y o o u n ty registered b y e m a m in a tio n .
th e hom e fo lk s a t C h ick as h a.
h o u se s
b e c a u s e th e y h a v e th e s a m e m e a n s
th a t m a k e s th e m a il
DR. R . M. SHAW ,
DR. J. M. HANiNA,
T h e m er
n e w s p a p e r s a re fi ll e d w ith
5 .1 0o
N O T IC E !
We h av e o b lig a tio n s to m eet a s
w e ll as yo u rscU and th ere fo re a s k
yo u to c a ll and s e ttle y o u r acco u n t
In aome w a y, o r a rra n g e fo r s e ttle
m ent. W e accom odated yo u , now
| its yo u r time,
R e sp e ctfu lly ,
th r o w
c h a n t s h a v e a ttr a c tiv e d is p la y s
th e ir s to r e s .
L o o k fo r th e “ K o z y ” s ig n , it s p ells gcod show .
d id n ’t
w o u ld ’ t
a n d w h a t w ill y o u s e e ?
i 1 4
a Mon
es.
o th e r h a n d , g o in t o a
m
J. M . C a m p b e ll w as
day business v is ito r a t th e court
g o o d m o n e y a fte r b a d .
Gfficc over Wasson Grocery Co.
w e re
s e n d in g it to the m a il o r d e r h o u s
a d v e r tis e ?
In A k x Every Saturday
so
P e o p l e w h o h a d m o n e y to
spen d ,
Loans
m o n th last y e a r.
'
E IN
“ Razors Sharp, Towsu a e * a ;
Cuts the udilekers so Uiey can’t be seen”
L a u n d ry B asket L eaves T u e s d a y
THE
ing a cliurclj. The Italian lin e r An
cona, bound fo r New York, w a s sunk
b y a subm arine flying tbe Austrian
flag on N ovem ber 9. More tban a hun
dred passongers were killed. Including
several A m ericans. T h e United States
m ade a vigorou s demand on A u stria to
diaavow the act and punish tb e com
m ander of th e subm arine.
On Decem ber 16 the H ritish w ar of
fice announced that Gen. S ir Douglas
H aig had superseded Field Marshal
S ir John F ren ch as B ritish coramauder
lu France an d Flanders.
REVIEWOFTHEGE
illE EVENTSOFIVEIiR1015
E uropean C onflict Develops Into a S truggle to the D e a th , W ith D e a d
lock on E a s te rn and W es te rn F ro n ts — S erbia O verrun by
T euton s
and
B ulgarians— T ry in g
Period
fo r
U n ited S ta te s — General C a rra n z a R ec
the
W A R A ND T H E U N IT E D S T A T E S
ognized a s President of M exico.
Strictly neutral as h a s been tbe pol
ic y elected b y this country, the gov
ernm ent h a s been brought fa c e to face
w ith m any serious problem s wblch
h ave arisen from the conduct of tbe
European w a r. One o f tliese waa the
seizure and detention b y G reat Britain
o f vessels carry in g A m erican goods to
neutral p o rts in Europe. A protest
w as made b y W ashington and on Ja n
u ary 10 G re a t B ritain replied by of
ferin g reasonable red ress for an y mis
take of th a t nature.
E arly in Febru ary, G reat B ritain d ®
cided to seiz e grain and fiour ship
m ents to G erm any even if Intended for
noncum batants, and. two d a y s later,
Germ any declared th e w a ters around
Groat B rita in and Ireland to be a w ar
zone, and announced ber purpose to
destroy e v e ry enemy m erchant veaael
discovered therein. N eu trals were
warned o f the danger sure to follow.
On F e b ru ary 6, the A tlan tic lin e r L u si
tan ia m ade the passage from New
Y o rk to Llvorpool flying the Am erican
flag aa a protection a g ain st hostile
subm arines. On F e b ru ary 10, tbe
United S ta te s sent notes to Germany
and G reat B ritain con cern in g Am eri
can ship ping In th e w ar zone. Ger
m any w a s warned again st com m itting
a breach o f the rules o f n a val w arfare
and G reat B ritain w a s rem inded that
serious consequences m ight follow the
use of th e Am erican fl.ig b y British
vessels. On Febru ary 16, Germ any of
fered to w ithdraw from h er crusade
again st B ritish m erchant sh ip s If the
B ritish w ould perm it the sending o t
food to th e civilian population of Ger
many. On the sam e day, tho Brltlah
governm ent seized the Am erican ship
W ilhelm ina, bound fo r a Germ an port
wltb w h eat tor civilian consumption.
The G erm an note in re p ly to the
Am oriean protest again st th e subma
rine blockade disclaim ed a ll responsi
bility. G re a t B ritain atflrmed Its in
tention to send the W ilhelm ina to a
prize cou rt. In rep lies to Inquiries
from th e W ashington governm ent,
neither Germ any nor G reat B ritain
showed a n y disposition to recede from
the position s alread y announced. On
April 1 1 , th e Oorman am bassador p r ®
tested to tho state departm ent against
the attitu d e of tbe United States t ®
ward th e shipment o f w a r m aterlala
and B ritis h treatm ent ot Am erican
trade w ith Germ any. On M ay 1 the
Am erican oil c a rrie r Oulfllght w aa
sunk off the S c llly Islands by a G er
man subm arine.
A L E X
T R I B U N E
On A u gu st 19 the B ritish Mner
Arabic w a s torpedoed by a Gorm an
subm arine and several A m ericans
w ere drowned.
A lively diplom atic
con troversy follow ed, and the tension
in the U nited S ta te s was at the b reak
ing point. Ou Septem ber 7 the Oer
man governm ent notllled the United
States tb a t tbe captain of tb a submarluo bad torpedoed the A rabic lu selfdefense, believin g tbat she w as about
to ram bim. On Septem ber 9 tbe
United S ta te s ask ed Austria-H ungary
to recall Doctor Dumba. Its am b a ssa
dor, ch arged w itb being activ e In a
m ovem ent to c rip p le Am erican m anu
facture o f m unitions. On O ctober 6
tbe O erm an govornm ent d isav o w e d
tbe act o f the subm arine captain who
sank th e Arabic. A t this tim e it waa
announced that th e pending FreuchBritisb loan ot $500,000,000 bud be©n
oversubscribed.
The United S ta te s secret sen rlcs,
October 24, arreste d a young m an who
called h im self R o b ert F a y and d ®
d ared th a t he w a s a lieutenant in the
German arm y an d came to A m erica to
destroy m erchant T esseli o f tb e allie s
and A m erican munition plants. E a r ly
in Decem ber, th a W ashington govorn
ment dem anded th e recall ot th e G e ®
man attach es, B oy-Ed and Von Papen,
on the ground o f pernicious activity.
Tbey w e re recalled by tbe k aiser.
Dr. C a rl B uenz, m anaging directo r
ot tbo H am burg-Am erican line, and
two em ployees o f the com pany w ere
convicted In N ew York in D ecem ber
of con spiracy to deceive th e govern
ment lu sending vesse ls w itb supplies
for Oerm an w arships.
an w ar. On th e follow ing day. P r e s i
dent W ilson appointed Robert L an
sing, counselor fo r tbe state depart
ment. to take ch arg e of the offlce. Mr.
L an sin g w as m ade secretary of state
Jiino 23. State-w ide probibft'on b ®
came operative in Alabam a ot, Ju ly
1. On Ju ly 22. the interstate com
m erce com m ission permitted advan ces
In exp ress ra te s ana on August 1 1 It
allow ed In creases In carload freigh t
rates o r 4t railro ad s in the m iddle
West. On the follow in g day. It ordered
reductions in fre ig h t rates on an th ra
cite coal. A u gu st 24, the E astm an K o
dak com pany w a s declared to bo an il
legal com bination and ordered dis
solved. Sep tem b er lu, tbo m em bers
o f the constitutional convention of
New York stato adopted tbe proposed
constitution, but it was overw helm ing
ly defeated a t the polls N ovem ber 2.
State-wide prohibition trium phed in
South Carolina, Septem ber 14, by a d ®
ciBlve m ajority.
President W ilson announced, O c t®
ber 6, his Intention fo vote tor woman
suffrage at the special election in New
Je r s e y on O ctober 19. A t th at election,
the p ro p o se' constitutional amend'
ment w as d efeated by a m ajo rity of
60,000. N ovem ber elections w ere held
In eight states. Four of tb ese— Kon
tucky, M aryland, M assachusetts and
M ississippi— chose governors. In three
state s— M assachusetts, N ew Y o rk and
P en n sylvan ia— woman su ffrage was
rejected by la rg e m ajorities. In Ohio,
a s ta t® w ld e prohibition m easu re was
defeated by a m ajority o f 36,000.
Changes in th e national house of rep
resen tatives reduced the Domoeratie
m ajo rity to twenty-flve. T h e Sixtyfourth congrosa opened Decem ber 6.
Sonator C lark e o f A rk an sas w as elect
ed prosident p ro tcm of tbe sen ate and
Champ C lark w a s re-elected speaker.
I
paign In G alicia w aa shattered and
T H E EU RO PEAN W AR
tho czar's arii.le 8 w ere soon hack
w here they started out In tbe previou s
Tha year 1916 has been ao d ls tln ®
Septem ber.
R ussia bad suffered the
Mve from a hlstorym aklng viewpoint
greatest d isaster In tb e war. A new
th at In all the ages to come 11 wlll
G erm any m ilitary hero bad been r ®
■U nd apart from thoBo thal h av e pre
vealed In the person of M ackensen,
ceded It and from those which are
wbo w as now beld with H indenburg
to follow. During Ua entire length,
In popular esteem.
th e greater nations of the European
In the la st days o f tho month, Italy
continent have abandoned them solves
joined fo rces wflh th e allies ag alu st
to a policy of bloodshed which bas
Austria-H ungary.
fallen little short o f delirium. To
Fall o f W a ria w .
the neutral onlooker It hae beeu a roThe cam paign in the W est was
T lval on a huge scale of tho Irration
a l and murderous activity which char stran g ely quiescent. The a llie s kept
acterised the earlier ages of mankind. to their trenches and the outside world
It has been the com plete overthrow of wondered. Up to Ju n e 16 there w a s no
■II the pacific theories which had ap claim of progress b y the allie s. The
parently gained so strong a foothold Teutonic claim tbat Its side w a s still
a t tbe tim e of the firing of th e flrst engaged In successfu l w arfare on all
fronts w as not disputed. T be splendid
gun in tho preaent conflict.
A t the beginning of tho year, It was resistan ce Interposed by tho discred
evident that it w as to bo a struggle ited T u rk s came a s a surp rise to the
to tbe death. It w a s plain th at the world. R u ssia was unable to r a lly her
T H E C IV IL W A R IN M E X IC O
Teutonic plan to fo rce a speedy set- badly dem oralized fo rces to m ake a
lenient by dint o f superior armed winuing defense o f Lem berg. Onco
In th e early p a rt of the y e a r it waa
preparedness had failed. S ix months tbat point had fallen , W arsaw becam e
evident th at F ran cisco V illa had the
the
main
objective.
It
was
uot
until
had elapsed and th e Teutonic alllos
ambition to boc«mo the po litical W ar
w ere still faced b y three g reat na August 6 that G erm an troops made
P O L IT IC S IN O T H E R LA N D S
wick o f the republic of M exico. On
tions, th eir strength unbroken and th eir trium phal en try Into W arsaw ,
Jan u a ry 7 he deposed the provisional
th e ir determ ination Inflexible.
Aus capital of Russian Poland.
F e b iu a ry 12 , tha protocol of the anti
governor, G utierrez, and in stalled Gen
Septem ber marked a decided change
tria had been driven repeatedly by her
eral G a rz a In h is plac.i. H e w as still opium convention was signed at Tbe
R ussian Invaders and twice tho Serbs in tho Teutonic cam paign In the E ast.
m aster o f the situation at the C tty ot H ague by rep rese n tatives of th e Unit
hod routed A u strian arm ies sent VIlua fe ll on Septem ber 9, but im m ®
Mexico, and C arranza still m aintained ed S tate s, C h in a and H olland. M arch
again st them. On other fields, also, d lately afterw ard tho K u sslan s won a
his stan d at V e r a Cruz. M eantim e, the 5, Gen. V llbrun G. Sam, lead er ot the
Teutonic efforts had been futile. Thus series of successes o v e r the A u strlan s,
flghting went c n uninterruptedly, with revolution w h ich overthrew D avilm ar
fa r T urkey had beon of llttlo assist capturing 40,000 prisoners. T h e escape
Theodor, w a s elected president of
varying results, t u t none d ecisive.
an ce and tlie holy wnr had failed to of tbo R ussian arm ies from the net
In J u n e the situation on th e border H aiti. M arch 7, the popular m inister
com e into being. Oorman Southw est planned b y the Germ an strateg ists
and elsew h ere became so irritatin g of Greece, Eulethertoa Venizelos, re
A fric a hnd been lo st and Gorm an in w as com plete, T lio great Teutonic
that th e U nited States governm ent signed, bis p o licy ot active participa
fluence in A sia had been sm othered d rive w a s brought to a halt, and In D ®
felt com pelled to give offlciai w arn in g tion In the w a r on tbe sid e of the al
com ber th e Germ ans withdrew sligh t
b y the Japan ese.
to the factio n al leaders th at fa ilu re on lies not m eetin g the approval of^Klng
A s an offset, tho Gormans s till held ly and intrenched fo r the w in ter.
tholr p a rt to com e to some agreem snt. Constantine. A new m inistry w as
T h e month of October m arked a d ®
p ractically all the conquered territo ry
wuuld n e cessitate intervention.
D ® form ed, wtth Dem etrlos G ounarls at
w hich had fallen Into ib olr bands. cided re v iv a l of m ilitary a c tiv ity on
spile th is intim ation, the fo rces of Its head, but h e was soon succeeded
T h e ir lines still held flrm ly in P ® a ll fronts. After a long period o f com
V illa an d C arran za continued to keep by M. Skouloudls.
A p ril 23, tb e Danish diet passed a
land, in Fland ers and In F ran ce. It p a rativ e quiet in tho Weat, a desper
revolution aflam e, and by m idsum m er
w as apparent that ua yet the Teutonic ate offen sive m ovem ent was m ade by
the M exican situation seem ed to bo constitutional am endm ent givin g tbe
com bination show ed no sign o t weak the alllea. The F ren ch drive In Cham
more in exp licab le tban ev e r. V illa 's ballot to wom en. B efo re It can become
ening, and a w ar o f attrition seemed pagne w a s ono of the bloodiest at
atar w aned perceptibly. A new m ili law th is m easu re m ust also p a ss the
Inevitable. Goth In the e a s t and tem pts y e t made to pierce th e Germ an
tary Influence, General Obregon, took next diet. M ay 4, Italy repudiated ber
tn tho w e st the m ilitary operations linoa. A fte r three w eeks ot Incessant
tbe c en te r ot th e stage. H e assum ed allian ce w ltb G erm any and Austria,
o t the e a rly part o f tho y e a r wero gunfire, tho French troops lo ft thelr
the leadersh ip o t the C arran za faction, d eclaring th a t A u stria's Invasion ot
practically without decisive rosult. trenches, Septem ber 25, and ruahed
and hla m ilitary successes w e re con S e rb ia constituted a eufflcieut cause.
T h s flghting in Poland had resolved the w hole of the flrst Oerm an lino.
siderable. In J u l y General Gonzales, M ay 26, the B ritish L ib eral m inistry
its e lf Into a com plete deadlock. In N early 20,000 G erm an p risoners w ere
anotber C arran za supporter, fought his w as reorganized on a coalition basis.
Jan u ary, the French-Kngllsh combine captured, and upw ard of a hundred
way Into M exico City, d isp lacin g Gen E i-P re m le r B alfo u r. B on ar L aw . six
m ade throe attem pts to break tbo field guns, thus fa r the gre a te st single
eral Zapata, w ho held the place in the o th er U n ionists and a L ab o r party
Teutonic hold on French territo ry, but capture b y the Fren ch during the w ar.
V illa interest.
Later, G onzales w as m an accepted portfolios. M ay 29,
accom plished little. The Oornion un- But the Germana w ore not com pelled
driven out and the situation w a s so Theophile B r a g a w as elected prealdent
succflssful drive a t W arsaw and the to relinquish any g re a t am ount of ter
threatening to life and property In the of Portugal. Ju n e 5. the new Danish
rout of the A u strlan s in O ulicia left a ritory. In Artois th e allies did not succapital that, In Auguat, A m erican bat constitution w a s signed by K in g ChrlaD estruction o f the Lusitania.
■light balance in th e Ja n u a ry flghting cood In breaking through the Germ an
Mitlaq. •One o t its m ost Im portant fea
On M ay 7, the b ig tran satlantic liner tleships w ere ordered to V e ra Cruz,
In favor ot tbe allies.
lines, but secured some coveted posi Lu sitan ia w as sunk by a German sub but w ero not p u t Into action. In this tu res Is th e extension o f the suffrage
From a stric tly m ilitary viewpoint, tions at an appalling cost.
marine o ff the c o ast of Ireland, with month, also, an appeal signed b y Sec to women. J u l y 21, the voters o f A l
T h is brief period of allied su ccess a losa o t nearly 1,200 liv e s ; Including retary o f S tate Lansing and the r e p r ® berta, w e stern Canada, carried p r ®
Febru ary w a s a prumlaing month for
the Teutonic allie s. Uy the middle of wns follow ed by an unexpected turn upwards o f a hundred Am ericana. On sen tatlves of South and C en tral Am er hlbltlon by a large m ajority. In tho
the raonth, Oorman troops w are ad o f political affairs In the B alk an s. Fo r Mf.y 1 3 the United S la te s protested ican govern m ents asking all w arring la tte r part o f th e month, a new revolu
vancing all alon g tbo fro n t from a second time the Greek k in g showed again st th e Gorman subm arine policy elem ents in M exico to go t together In tionary m ovem ent broke out in Haiti
tho Vistula to th e Nlemen, and thus, his la ck of sym pathy with th e allies. and declared Its intention of m ain an attem pt a t pacification w a s sen t to and the president, General Sam , was
■oven months a fte r tho bruakliig uut In tho spring he hud prevented Venl- taining th e righ ts of Am erican c iti the v ario u s leadera. D uring Septem killed. T he United S tate s cruiser
of tho war, G erm an soil w n s practi zolos, his prem ier, an avow ed sup zens. On May 26 the Am oriean stenm- ber th e flghting on the M exican border W ashington landed m arines to stop
cally cloarcd of Ita Russian invaders. porter of the a llie s, from sending or N ebraskan w as serio u sly damaged grew more desperate.
T h e re were fu rth er c arn age. Juan L u is San FuenT he deadlock on the w estern front troops to tho Dardanelles. Now, whon by a torpedo off th e south coast of m any fa talitie s before U nited States tes w as elected president of Chile on
w as Btlll unbroken.
tho a llie s were depending upon the Ireland. On May 28 the Germ an reply troops gained control of th e situation. J u ly 25, and Dr, Jo s e Pardo w as in
On October 19 , nine o f the principal augurated a s prealdent of Peru on Au
G reeks to hold tho B u lgarian s in check, to the Tlnited S ta te s note of protest
S cen e S h ifts to D ardanelles.
In regard to the subm arine policy in governm ents o f tho A m erican hemi gu st 18.
W ith th e ad ven t ot M arch, thore Constantino declined again to act.
Septem ber 16 . a treaty betw een the
Serbia Is Overrun.
the s ® c a ile d "w a r zone" w a s received. sphere, beaded by the U nited States,
camo a sudden nnd dram atic change
In the w a r situation. T h e scene of
B u lg a ria announced her intention to Final statem ent o f the German posi recognized th e de facto govern m ent of U nited S ta te s and Haiti w as signed at
m ilitary activ ity waa sh ifted to lUo cost her lot w ilh the central powers tion w aa reserved until a common ba M exico of w hich Carranza is tb e chief. P o rt au P rin ce, providing fo r Am eri
can sup ervision of tho finances and po
D ardanelles.
Hy tbe third week of and tho latter opened a cam paign h av sis of fa c t as to the status o f tho L u si
lic e regulation of that republic. Gen
the month, Rom e, Athens, So fia and ing T u rkish relief fo r its ap parent ob tania should be eatabllshed. On May
OUR U W M A K E R S
e ral D artingueuave w as recognized as
llu cb arest w ero centers o f grout p ® je c tiv e . On O ctober 10 th e G erm ans 31 G erm an y m ade offlcla! an nou nc®
president.
litical activity.
T be surrend er of croased the Danube and proceeded to ment th a t the Gulfligbt had been sunk
T h e Sixty-third congress cam o to a
In N ovem ber, It was announced that
P rie m y sl, M arch 22, w as the moat advance southward, every step con test by a G erm an subm arine whose cap cloae on M arch 4. its flnal a c t o f s p ®
stirring victory fo r tha alllo s since the ed furiously by tho outnum bered tain fa ile d to recognize th e Am erican clal Im portance being th e adoption ot a m ajority o f the C hinese provinces
had voted unanim ously fo r the restor
bottio ot tho M arne.
T h o German Serbs. France. England nnd Italy de flag.
a resolution to strengthen the powers
assertion th at th e m ilitary power o f clared w a r on B u lgaria. A ll at once
On Ju n e 8 S ec retary o f State W il of th e president in the enforcem ent ot ation of the monarchial form ot gov
R u ssia bad dwindled into luslgnlU- tbe cen ter of m ilitary a c tiv ity w as liam J . B ryan resign ed h is office to neutrality la w s. Both branchea agreed ernm ent w ith President Yuan Shlh-kal
canco w as disproved at onco and the tran sferred to tbe Balkans.
avoid sign ing a second note of p r ® to th e conference report on th e naval a s em peror, and on Decem ber 1 1 be
announced h is acceptance o f the
allied cau se gained Instant strength in
In November both the long-expected test to Germ any again st subm arine in appropriation bill calling fo r tw o new
all the neutral capitals. One of the allied offensive In tho W est and the terferen ce with m erchant ships. On battleshlpa, s tx destroyers and eight throne. T h e Jap an ese mikado, YoshlgTestest strongholds In E u rop e bad T eutonic drive In tho E a s t cam e p r a ® the follow in g day this note waa sent een subm arin es. Tbe p resid en t's nom hito, waa crowned at K io to N ovem
b er 10 .
been taken by tho Russians.
tic a lly to an end. The a llie s failed to and assu ran ces w ere aaked that in fu inations for th e promotion o f army
The d isaster to the alllod fleet at break the stubborn Gorm an Hnos and ture A m erican ship s and lives should and navy offlcers connected w ith the
IN D U S T R IA L A G IT A T IO N
the Dardanelles, which occurred dur only achieved a possible m oderate be safeguarded. Oa Ju n e 22 the B rit building of th e Panam a can al were
ing the third w e ek of M arch, put an su ccess In Cham pagne and A rto is at ish governm ent sen t an offlciai note conflrm ed by tho senate, so th at C o l®
E a rly in the yoar, the m eetings of
end to tbe expectation o f forcing the trem endous cost. B y the m iddle o f the to the Am erican am bassador explain nel G oethals and B rig ad ier General
the Industrial relations com mission,
■traits by n aval means alone.
G e ® month m ilitary operations In R u ssia ing effo rts made to protect neutral G o rg es becam e major gen erals.
man p restige advanced perceptibly w ere practically at a stan dsttll, the shipping. On Ju n e 28 the B ritish
On Ja n u a ry 26, the W est V irgin ia held in N ew Y o rk city, attracted much
and the difflculty ot tbe ta sk u n d e® G erm ans having failed to accom plish steam er Arm enian w as destroyed by legislatu re decided to subm it a wom attention on account of the promi
taken by tho allie d fleet w a s now un tho object of th elr cam paign. At th at a Oerm an subm arine off the coast of an su ffrage amendm ent at th e 1916 nence o f som e of those wbo were
derstood.
In th is month, also, the tim e the big Oerm an drive to the Gold southern England and a number of election. T w o days later. In Tennes called to testify . T he ch ief purpose
Hrltlsh won th e battle o f Neuve en Horn began to monopolize tb s a t A m ericans In the crew lo st their lives. see, th e house passed a bill fo r a ref o f the Investigation waa to obtain the
On J u l y 8 G erm any replied to the erendum vote on woman suffrage, al opinions o f well-known c ap italists and
Cbapelle a lte r a bloody fight.
tention of tha public. T h e prelim in ary
In A p ril the French m ade a bold invasion of Serb ia by the T eu tonic a l second W ashington note regarding ready passed b y tho upper house. A ® em ployers on the present relations of
offensive stroke against th e Gorman lies— now Including B u lg aria— wos b ® the subm arine w a r again st merchant k a n sa s declared for prohibition. In capital and labor. Ja n u a ry 19, guards
position between tbe M euse and the gun w ith notable prom ptness. In fact, ■hips, prom ising sa fe ty to Untted Iow a, prohibition again becom es ef In a fa cto ry near Roosevelt, N. J „
M oselle— the fam ous S t M lhlel wedge as e a rly as O ctober 27, th e Invading States ships in the w ar zone If specif fe c tiv e on Ja n u a r y 1, 19 16 . Both Idaho flrad on a group of strik in g workmen,
kl, ling one man and wounding several
— which resulted In a trem endous loss arm ies met In th e northeastern part of ically m arked, and suggestin g tbat the aud Utah adopted prohibition bills.
A p ril 10, in Chicago. 1,600
o f men on both sides, with sm all ad the kingdom, by N ovem ber 1 Kragu- A m erican flag be placed on tour b o ®
M arch 6, th e North D akota legisla others.
vantage fo r cither. Nowhoro had tho y e v a ti, the chief Serbian arsen al, had tile steam ers fo r the s a fe transporta tu re passed a bill nbnllBhing capital carp en ters w ent on strik e fo r an in
allies m ade appreciable gain In ter fallen , and by N ovem ber 6 the B u lg a tion o f Araerlcan passengers.
punishment. South D akota had taken c rea se in w ages. Ju n e 14. motormen
ritory.
T he Invader held his own ria n s w ere In Nlsh, S e rb ia 's p ro vi
M ore D iplom atic Notes.
s im ila r action Jan u ary 30. M arch 10, and conductors on tbe su rfa ce and
On J u l y 21 the United States sen t a R e a r A d m irals Fletcher, H ow ard and elevated ra ilw a y s o f Cbicago, 14,000
stubbornly and wtth success. About sional capital and railroad center. B y
the m iddle of th e month. Zeppelins N ovem ber 19 it w as announced th at third n o te to G erm any, with the state C o w les w ere made ad m irals, a new In all, atru ck for higher w ages and
m ade th eir appearance o v e r English the invading arm ies held four-flfths of ment th a t the G erm an rep ly to a fo ® n a v a l grade established by the last a com plete tie-up resulted. T he dis
towns, inspirin g great Intereat aud not Serb ia, and tow ard the close o f the mer n o te bad been "v e r y u n sa tlsfa ® con gress. M arch 18, G overnor S p ry of pute, hf-wever, was settled b y arb itra
• little apprehension, but doing com month Germany declared som tofllclally tory,” and that a repetition o f tho U tah vetoed the sta t®w ld e prohibition tion a fte r tw o days ot bu sin ess p araly
p a ra tiv e ly sm all damage. About this that the campaign was o ver. B y th e acts com plained o f would bo regarded bill. April 7, the A lask a house passed sis. T he carpenters' strik e In that
time. also , the attem pted subm arine iplddle of Decem ber the F r a n c ® B r ltls h as "d elib era tely u n frien d ly." On Aug a m easure submittiDg prohibition to city, which bad crippled the building
blockade o f the British co ast provikl forces had besa driven out o f Serbia. uat S several notes from Great B rit th e voters. A week later. It agreed to Industry fo r several months, w as end
to be ineffective. In the closing daye T h ey fell back to Saloniki, which, with ain concerning In terferen ce with Am er the senate b ill abolishing capital pun- ed by a com prom ise w age agreem ent
o f the month another g re a t Teutonic the consent of Greece, th ey prepared ican trad e m the w a r tone w ere Ishm enL J u n e 3, the govern m ent pica J u ly 10. T en days later, a strik e o f
offen sive sw ept again st th s allied llnas to defend.
made
public,
tn which It was to h a r e the United S ta te s S te e l cor 60,000 garm en t m akers In N ew Y ork
in Belgium , thrusting the enem y back
S in ce May 24, when the Italian arm y claim ed that G reat B rita in w as d ® poration dissolved w as denied by the c ity w as averted by a w a g e Increase
upon Y pres, with great lo ss of llfo on crossed the A u strian frontier, the flght Ing nothing In violation of intern a U nited S ta te s circuit cou rt fo r New o f from 12 to 15 per cent.
botb sides.
ing h as been continuous esp ecially tional law . In th e case o f the W illiam J e r s e y and th e defendant w a s held to
In Ju ly th e emplo^'ees o f the Stand
ard Oil p lan t a t Bayonne, N. J .. went
In M ay the Gorm ans sen t their best along the Isoczo front. T h e stron gly P. F r y e , an A m erican sh ip sunk by be a law ful enterprise.
Resignation o f B ryan.
on strik e and serious rio tin g followed.
troops to the atd of the haiii- furlifltid uud stubbornly defended town the P r in t RItel Fried rich . Ja n u a ry 28,
Ju n e 8, W illiam J . B ry a n resigned During th a law lussness which p r ®
p ro atid Austrlp.n". B y th© middle o f of O orits was tho Italian o b jective fo r G erm an y agreed to fu rnish Indemnity,
IL e mo;.Ui they had w orked s s t a ® w eeks. Tn O ctober the A u strian a e r ® and th e United S ta te s accepted the th e offlce o f secretary o f state, d e o la ® Tailed, tw o strik ers w ere killed snd
tlln g change In tha situation , P r x ® planes dropped bombs upon Venice, offer an d proposed that tho m atter be tng him self out of sym p ath y with the m an y policem en and onlookers w ere
p resid en t's jioUcy tow ard th e E lu r® livjured. A lt e r a WMk o f disorder, a
r o » i wu* ra U k sn , tha R u u la n cam d estro yin g art spscl.iDanj and dam ag referred U> T be L a g u e o ou rt
w age Increase w a s obtained and the
strik e rs resum ed work.
Ju ly 22, a
s trik e for h igh er w ages and shorter
hours at tho Rem ington A rm s works,
B ridgeport. Conn., resulted In a vic
tory for the em ployees. A ugust 4, a
threatened s tr ik e Involving 60.000
w o rk ers on w om an's garm ents, in
N ew Y ork c ity , w as prevented by an
Increase In w ages.
In Septem ber, the long and not In
frequently v io len t dispute o ver Indus
trial conditions at the m ines of the
Colorado Fu el and Iron com pany was
brought to an end. Joh n D. R o c k ®
feller, Jr ., m ade an extended visit of
Investigation to the property aod as
an outcome suggested a plan for ad
ju stin g differe n ces which w as accept
ed b y the m inora in a form al r e fe r
endum vote.
An agreem ent was
signed to m ain tain the preaent wage
sca le and th e eight-hour day until
Ja n u a r y 1, 19 18 .
T h e demand for
union recognition made by tb e miners
w as not gran ted , but m an y concesaiona were m ade b y tbe com pany in
fa vo r o f the em ployees.
In Ju ly a m iners' strik e practically
put a stop to the great W elsh coal in
dustry.
A fte r several conferences
between Mr. L lo yd Oeorge, the B rit
ish m inister o f munitions, the colliery
ow n ers and rep rese n ta tive s of th*
m iners, the trouble w as settled Ju ly
20, and the m en went back to work
Fu rth er s trik e s and lockouts wer*
prohibited b y law.
A s early a s Ju n e 30, the state ol
A m erican fo reign trade showed a bal
an ce of exp orts o ver im ports of mors
than $1,000,000,000. T h is w as a new
experien ce fo r the United Statea.
T b e yield o f w heat for the year, ac
cording to th e latest reports, exceeds
1,000 ,000,000 bushels, tbo largest on
record. A corn crop o f 3,090,000,000
bushels, B't cu rren t prices, m akes 11
the most v a lu ab le ev er harvested in
tbe country. T h e A m erican oats crop
is also one o f the m ost bountiful on
record.
LA N D A N D SEA D IS A S T E R S
A seism ic horror which recalled the
M essina earthq u ake of seven years
ngo, occurred Ja n u a ry 13 . A large d l®
tr ic t in c e n tral Italy, e a s t of Rome,
w as laid w a ste and n e arly 30,000 Uvea
w ero loat. A t Avezzano, 96 per cent
o f the population w as destroyed and
the property lo ss w as m ore tban $ 100,-
000,000.
FROM ONE YEAR’S CROP
EPAID FOR RIS UIND
Rem arkable as a r e the rep o rts of
the yield s of w heat In W estern Canada,
tho m arketing of w hich is now under
way, they are nono the more interest
ing than are those that are vouched
for as to the valuo o t this grain crop
to the farm ers u f th at country.
Som e months ago tbe D epartm ent
o f the Interior, a t O ttawa, Canada,
wrote to thoae in the U nited S tate s
who wero ownera o f land in W estern
Canada that was not producing, ad
vising th at It be put under crop. The
j high prices of grain and th eir probable
! continuance for som e y e a rs should
be taken advantage of. C attle and all
the produce of tho farm com manded
good figures, and the opportunity to
’ feed th e world w a s great, w h ile the
profltB were sim ply alarm ing. Tho
Departm ent suggested th at money
could be made out o f these Idle lands,
lands that could produce an yw h cro
from 25 to 65 bu sh els of w h eat per
acre.
A number took ad van tage o f
the Bugfgestlon. One of th ese was an
Illinois farmer. H e owned a largo
quantity of land n e a r C u lro ss, Manltooa. H e decided to put one thousand
acres o f It under wheat. H is own
story, written to M r. C. J . Broughton,
Canadian Governm ent A gent at Chi
cago, is interesting.
" I had 1,000 a c re s in w h eat near
Culross, Manitoba. 1 threshed .34,00()
bushels, being an av erage o f 34 bush
els to the acre. L ast Sp rin g 1 sold
my forem an. Mr. F . L. H ill, 240 acres
of land for $9,000, or $37.50 per acre.
He had saved up about $1,000, which
be could buy seed with, and have the
land harrowed, drilled and harvested,
and put tn stook o r shock.
"A s a flrst paym ent I w a s to tako
all the crops raised.
When he
threshed he had 8.300 bushels o f
w heat, which Is worth In all $1.00 per
bushel, thereby p ayin g for all the land
that w a s In w heat and more, too, there
being only 200 a c re s in crop. If the
240 ac re s had all been In wheat ho
could have paid for it all and had
money le ft"
F e b ru ary 10 , earthquake, hurricane
T h at Is a sto ry that w ill need no
and an accom panyin g tid al w ave v is
ited tbe A m erican Sam oan group and corroboration In th is yea r when, no
caused g re at destruction on the Manus m atter which w a y you turn, you learn
islands. In th e latter p a rt of Ju n e, of farm e rs who had even higher yield s
severe earth shocks w ere felt through than these.
G. E . Davidson o f M anitou, Manito
tb e Im perial v alle y , In southern C ali
fornia. J u l y 7, a violent storm swept ba. had 36 acre s o f break in g and 14
o ve r M issouri, Illinois, Ohio and In acre s older land. He got 2,186 bush
d ian a and le ft wide destruction In Its els of wheat, o v e r 43 bushels per
w ake. J u ly 14, southern China floods acre.
destroyed 80,000 persons. Some parts
W alter T u kn er of D arllngford, Man
ot Canton w e re ten feet under water. itoba, bad 3,514 bushels off a 60 ac re
A u gu st 3. a cloudburst a t Erie, P a „ fleld. or over 58% bnshels per acre.
flooded a la rg e a re a o f the city, F o rty acres w a s b reakin g and 20 acre s
drowned 25 persons and caijsed great sum m er fallow.
dam age to property. August 1 1 , an
Wm. Sharp, form erly Member o f
earthqu ake shock w as fe lt In Italy, j Parliam ent for L isgar. M anitoba, had
and V esu viu s, E tn a and Strom boli b » I 80 a c re s of w h eat on h is farm near
cam e active . Auguat 16, a tropical ] Manitou, Manitoba, that w ent 53 bushstorm w hich developed into a hu rri j els per acre.
cane stru ck the T exas coaat and raged
One of tho m ost rem arkab le yield s
violen tly fo r tw o days.
N early 200
I In thia old settled portion o f M anitoba
persons w e re tb e v ictim s ot its fury
I w as th at of P. S c h a rf o f Manitou, who
and the p ro perty loss w ns computed
; threshed trom 1 5 acres the plionomin m illions.
Septem ber 29, a hurri
enal yield ot 73 bushels per acre.
can e dashed o ver the lo w er M ississip
T h ese reports are but from one dis
pi v a lley and gu lf coast, destroying
300 persona and a g re a t amount ot trict, and when it Is known that from
alm ost any d istric t in a grain belt
property.
Ja n u a ry 2 1, a b o iler explosion on c f 30,000 squ are miles, yield s w hile
tbo arm ored cru iser Sa n Diego ofl not aa large g en e ra lly as th ese quoted,
the w est c o ast of M exico resulted In but in many c a se s as good, is It any
the death o t s ix A m erican sailors. wonder that C anada is holding its
M arch 2. th e re w as an explosion ol head high lu th e air in Its conquering
gas lu a m ine at L eylan d , W. V a., and ca re e r as the high w h eat yield er of
o ver 100 m en w ere killed o u trigh t the continent? When It is pointed out
M arch 25 w a s the dato o f the shock th at there are m illions o f acres of tbe
ing subm arine accident which resulted sam e quality o f land tb a t bas p r ®
in tho sin k in g of the United S ta te i duced these yield s, yet unbroken, and
boat F-4 du rin g m an euvers in H ouo mny bo had fo r filing upon them as a
lulu harbor. H er en tire crew o f 21 homestead, or in some c a se s m ay be
wns drowned.
A pril 3. a Dutch purchased at from $12 to $30 an acre
steam er, the P rln s M auritz, foundered trom railw ay com panies or private
off tbe V irg in ia coast and 69 person i land com panies, it Is fe lt tb at the op
portunity to ta k e part In this m arvel
lo st thetr lives.
On the la st d a y o f A pril, a b ig flr* ous production should be taken ad
at Colon, Panam a, destroyed 22 blocks, van tage of b y those liv in g on land
killed 11 persons and entailed a prop much higher in price, and yielding
erty lo ss o f $3,500,000. M ay 22, Eng Infinitely less.— A dvertisem ent,
land experien ced the m ost co n sid e r
ab le w reck in the h isto ry ot Us rail
M oth er's Errand.
w ay system . More than 160 persons,
" I s your m am m a at ho m e?" asked a
m ostly sold iers going Into quarters, c a lle r of flv®ye a r-o ld L o la, who an
wero killed n ear C arlisle.
sw ered the bell.
S tea m er Eastland H orror.
"N o, m a'am ," an sw ered tbe sm slt
The m ost conspicuous horror o f th* m iss.
"S h e w ent out to get som e
ye a r fo r A m erican s w as the overturn tim e."
"T o get som e tim e !" echoed the
ing o f th e excursion steam er Eastlan d
a t her p ie r in the Chicago river, Ju ly caller.
"Y e s , m a'am ." replied Lola.
"Sh o
24. In broad daylight, a fe w feet from
th e shore, 832 persons, largely women said she w a s going o v e r to one o f
and children out fo r a holiday, w er* th e neighbors fo r a m inute."
drowned.
Not S a tisfacto ry .
A tornad o o f huge proportion*
“ George klased mo for the first
sw ept o v e r p arts o f N eb raska. South
Dakota. Iow a and K a n sa s, N ovem ber tim e last even in g ."
10 , d estro yin g much property and
"H e told m e it was th e last tim e.”
cau sing th e deatb o f a dozen persona.
October 28, a parochial scbool a t P ea I ST OP THOSE SH ARP SHOOTING PAINS
body, M ass.. which w a s unprovided I "Femenina' is the wonder worker for *11
wltb Sro escapes, w aa burned and 21 I femaie disorders. Ptice $ i.o o a a d 5oc. Adv.
g irls lo st th eir liv es. A facto ry flra
A frenzied financiis one who
In B ro o klyn , N. Y „ N ovem ber 6 , r ®
suited In th e death o f 12 persons. On e arn s his m oney by the sw eat of other
N ovem ber 10 the gun plant o f the m en 's brows.
Bethlehem Steel com pany burned with
a loss o t $3,000,000, and next day
there w aa a m illion-dollar Ore In ths
w ar m ate ria l plant o f the Roebtlng
Sons com pan y a t T renton, N. J.
F lam es destroyed m uch o f Avalon,
C atalin a Island on N ovem ber 29. Tbe
sam e d a y an explosion In the DuPont
P ow der com pany plant a t W ilmington,
Del., k ille d 3 1. On D ecem ber 9 th*
D uPont pow der tow n of UopeweU,
V a., w a s burned down.
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Humphrey Van W eyden, critic and dllettanie. Is thrown into ihe water hv Ihe
•Inking of a ferryboat In a fog In San
riancluco bay, and becomea unconacloui
before help n-achea him. Dn coming to
hla aenies he flnda hlmaelf aboard Ihe
sealing schooner Ohoai. Captain W o lf
Larsen, bound lo Japan waters, witneaaea
Ihe dealh o f ihe flrai mate and hears the
camain curae the dead man (or presuming
lo die at Ihe beginning o f the voyage. The
capialn refuaea to pul Humphrey ashore
and makea him cabin boy "fo r lb s food
of bia aoul."
C H A P T E R III—Continued.
When I turned aruund. a moment
later, I saw the cabin-boy staggerin*
to his feet.
Hia face was ghastly
white, twitching wltb suppressed pain.
He looked very slck.
"W ell, Leach, are you going for’a rd ?" Wolf L arsen asked
"Y e s. sir." cam e the answer ot a
spirit cowed.
"And you?" I waa asked.
"I'll give you a thousand—” I be
gan but was Interrupted.
"Utow thut! Are you going tn take
up your duties a s cabin-boy? Or do I
b ave to take you In hand?"
What was I to do? To be brutally
beaten, to be killed perhaps, would
not help, my cause. I looked steadily
Into the cruel, gray eyes. One may
s ee.th e soul s tir iu some men's eyes,
but his were bleak and cold aod gray
as the aea itaelf.
"W ell?"
"Y e a ," I aald.
"S a y 'Yea. air.’ ”
"Y ea. sir," 1 corrected.
"W hat is your nam e?"
"H um phrey, sir; Humphrey Van
W eyden."
''T h at’ll do. Go to the cook and
learn your du ties."
And thus If w as that I passed Into s
state of Involuntary servitude lo Wolf
Larsen. He waa stronger than I, that
w as all. But tt was very unreal at tbe
(Ime. It is no less unreal now tbat I
look back upon ll. It will alw ays be to
me a monstrous. Inconceivable thing,
a horrible nightm are.
"Hold on, don’t go yet."
I stopped obediently In my walk
toward (he galley.
"Johan sen , call all hands.
Now
thnt we've everything cleaned up, we'll
have the funeral and get the decks
cleared of u seless lumber."
While Joh an sen was summoning the
watch below, a couple of sailors, under
the captain ’s direction, laid the can
vas-swathed corpse upon a batrb-cover.
On either sid e the deck, again st tbe
rail and bottoms up. were lashed a
number of sm all boats. Sev eral men
-
.~_______ coRywiam- «y
They elevated the end of the hatch
cover wtth pitiful b aste, and. llko a
dog flung overside, th e dead man slid
(eet flrst Into the sea. The co»l ar
his (eet dragged blm down. He was
gone.
“ Jo h a n se n ." Wolf L arsen said brisk
ly to the new mate, "k e e p all han ds op
dock now they’re here. Get In the
topsails and Jibs and make a good Job
of It. W e're In (or a sou'easter. Bel
ter re e f the jib and m ainsail, too,
while yo u ’re about IL
Then It was lhat the cruelty of the
sea, Its relentlessnesa and aw fu liiess
rushed upon me.
L ife had become
cheap and tawdry, a beastly and Inar
ticulate thing, a so u lless stirring of the
ooze and slime.
I held nn to the
w eather rail, close by the shrouds, and
gazed out across th e desolate foam
Ing w a ves to the low-lying fog-banks
that bid San F ran cisco and tbe Call
fornia c o a s t Rain squalls w ere driv
ing in between, and I could scarcely
aee the fog. And th is strange vessel
with Its terrible men, pressed under
by wind and sea and ever leaping up
and out. was heading aw ay into the
southw est. Into th e great and lonely
Pacific expanse.
C H A P T E R IV.
W hat happened to mo next on th^
se a lin g schooner Ghost, as I strove to
lit Into my new envirnnm ent, are mat
te rs o f humiliation and pain. T h e cook,
who w as called "th e doctor" by the
c*ew . "Tom m y" by the hunters, and
"C o o k y " by W olf Larsen, was s
changed
person.
The
difference
worked In my s ta tu s brought about a
corresponding difference In ireatm .ini
from him. I S e rv ile and faw nin g as hf.
had been before, he was now as domi
n eering and bellicose. In truth. I was
no Ipnger the tine gentlem an with a
skin soft as a "ly d y 's," but only an
o rd in ary and v e ry w orthless cabin-boy
He absurdly Insisted upon my ad
d ressin g him as Mr. M ugridge. nnd dis
behavior and c arriag e w ere Insiilfer
ab le as he show ed mo my duties Be
Bides roy work in the cabin, with Us
fo u r small stateroom s. 1 w as supposed
to be his a ssistan t In tbe galley, and
m y colossal Ignorance concerning such
th in gs as peeling potatoes o r washing
g r e a s y pots w as a source o f unending
and sarcastic wonder to him.
T h is flrst day was made more dlHcu lt for me from the fa c t that the
G host, under clo se reefs (term s such
a s thesa 1 did not learn till later), was
plunging through wbat M r. Mugridge
called an " 'ow lln' so u 'easter."
At
half-past flve, under his directions. 1
se t the table In tho cabin, wltb roughw eather trays In place, and then c a r
ried the tea and cooked food down
from tho galley.
J "L o ok sharp or you'll g et doused."
w a s .Mr. .Mugrldge's parting Injunction,
a s I left the galley with a big teapot
In one hand, and in the hollow of the
o th er arm several lo aves of fresh
baked bread. One of th e hunters, a
ta ll, loosely jointed chap named H en
derson, was goin g aft at th e time from
tho steerage (the name the hunters
facetiously g a v e thelr m idships sleep
ing quarters I. to the cabin. Wolf L a r
sen was on Ib e poop, sm oking his ev er
lasting cigar.
'" E r e she comes. S lln g yer ’o o k !"
the cook cried .
I ’ stopped, (o r I did not know what
w as coming, nnd aaw th e galley door
slide shut with a bang. Then I saw
Henderson leaping like a madman for
the main riggin g, up which he shot, on
the inside, till he w a s many feet
higher tban m y head. Also 1 saw a
g reat w ave, curling and foaming,
poised (ar above the rnll. I w as dl
rectly under it. My mind did out
work quickly, everytb ing waa so new
and strange. 1 grasped that I waa In
The Dead Man Slid Feet Firat Into danger, but th at was all. I stood still,
the Sea.
in trepidation.
Then Wolf L arsen
shouted from the poop:
picked up the hatch-cover wttb Its
"Grab hold som etbing. you— you
ghastly freight, carried It to the lee
Hump!"
aide, and rested it on tbe boats, tbe
But It w a s too late. I sprang toward
feol pointing overboard. To tbe feet
the rigging, to which I might have
was attached the sack of coal which
clung, and w as met by the descending
the cook had fetched.
wall nf w ater. What happened a fter
Wolf Larsen stepped up. to tbe
that was v e ry confusing. I w as U®
hatch-cover. and all caps cam e off. 1
neath the water, suffocating and
ran my eyes over them—tw enty men
drowning.
Several tim es I collided
all told, twenty-two Including the man
against hard objects, once striking my
at the wheel and myself. T he sailors.
right knee a terrible blow. Then the
In the main, wero English and S c a n
flood seem ed suddenly to subside, and
dinavian. and t ie lr faces seem ed
I was breatlilng the good air again. i
of the heavy, stolid order.
The
had been sw ept again st the galley and
hunters, on the other hand, had
around th e steerage companion way
stron ger and more dlversifled fa ces,
(rom the weather sid e Into the lee
with hard lines and the m arks of
scuppers. T h e (Sain from my hurt knee
the free play of passions. Stra n g e
was agonizing. But th e cook w as after
to say, and 1 noticed It at once. W olf
me, shouting through the lee galley
L arsen 's features showed no such e v il
door:
stam p T here seemed nothing viciou s
•"E re , you!
Don’t tyke all night
in them. 1 could hardly believe— until
about It!
W here’s the pot?
Lost
the next Incident occurred—that It
overboard?
Serve you bloody well
was th e face of a man who could b ®
right if y e r nock w a s broke!" .
have a s he had behaved to tbe cabinI m anaged to stru g g le to m y feel
boy.
"I only remember one part o f the The great teapot w a s still In my band
s e rv ic e ," be said, "and that is. 'A nd I limped to the g a lle y and banded li
But he w a s consuming wltb
the body shall be cast into the se a .' to him
Indignation, real or feigned.
So cast It In."
"Gawd bllme me If you ain't a slob,
He ceased sprakiDg.
The men
holding tbe hatch-cover seemed p er W ofre you good fo r any w’y? Caw n'l
plexed. puzzled no doubt by tbe b rie f even c a rr y a bit o f tea aft without
ness o f (be ceremony. He burst upun losin' It. Now I'll a v e to boll some
more."
them In a fury.
Two th in gs I had acquired by my
“ Lift up lhal end there, damn yo u !
Wbat (be bell s the uiaUer with y o u T ' accident— an Injured kneecap that
jack
LONPOrf________
went undressed and from which I suf
fered for w eary mouths, and the nnme
of "H um p." which W olf Larsen hud
called me from the poop. Thereafter,
fore aud afL I was known by no other
name, until the term became a part
of my thought processes and I IdentI
fled It wltb m yself, thought of m yself
as Hump, as though Hump were I and
bad alw ays been I.
It was 00 easy tash, walling on the
cabin table, wbere s a t Wolf Larsen ,
Joh ansen and the six hunters. The
cabin was sm all, to begin with, and to
m ove around, as I w a s compelled to,
wus not made easier by the schooner’s
violent pitching and wallowing. But
what struck me m ost forcibly was
tbe total lack of sym p athy on the part
o f the men whom I served. I could
(eel my knee through my elo llies
sw ellin g and Bwelliiig. and I w as sick
and faint from the piiln of It. I could
catch glim pses of my (ace. white and
gh astly, distorted with pain. In the
cabin m irror. All th e men must have
aeen my condition, but not one spoke
or took notice of me, till I was alm ost
grateful to ©Volf L arsen , later on I
waa washing tbe dishes), when he
said :
"Don't let a little thing like th.H
bother you. You'll get used to such
things In time. It may cripple you
some, but all the sam e you'll be learn
ing tn walk.
"T h a t’s what you call a paradox
Isn't It?" he added.
He seemed pleased when I nodded
my head with the customary "Y o s.
s ir "
"1 suppose you know a bR about III
orary th in gs? E h ? Good. I'll have
some ta lk s with you som etime."
And then, taking no further account
o f me. he turned h ls back and went
up on deck.
That night, when I had finished an
endless amount o f work. I w as aent to
sleep in the steerage, where I made
up a spare hunk. I w as gla/l to get out
of the dclestahle-presen ce o f the cook
and to be off my feet. To my aurprise.
my clothes had dried on me and there
seemed no Indications of catching cold,
either from the la st soaking or from
the prolonged soakin g from th e foun
dering nf the M artinez, U nder ordl
nary circum stances, after all thnt I
had undergone, I should have been flt
(or bed and a trained nurse.
But m y knee w a s bothering me ter
ribly. As well a s I could m ake out
the kneecap seem ed turneil up on
edge In the m idst of the sw ellin g. As
I sat In my biink exam ining It (the
six hunters w ere all In the steerage,
sm oking and ta lk in g In loud voices).
Henderson took a passing glan ce a l It
"L o o k s n a sty," he commented. "T ie
a rag around It and It'll be all right "
U k e the sava g e , the attitude of
theae men waa stoical In g re a t things,
childish In little things. I remember,
later In the voyage, seeing Kerfoot,
another of the hunters, lo se a tliige<'
by having It sranahed lo a jelly, and
he did not even murmur or change the
expression on h is (ace. Yet I have
seen the sam e man, lim e and again,
fly Into tho m ost outrageous passion
over a trifle.
He was doing It now, vociferating,
bellowing, w avin g his arm s, and curs
Ing tike a flend. and all because of a
disagreem ent with another hunter ns
to w hether a seal pup knew instinc
tiv ely how to swim.
For the m ost part, the rem aining
four hunters leaned on the table or lay
fn their hunks and left Ihe discussion
to the two am agun lsls.
And
they
smoked.
Incessantly
smoked, using a coarse, cheap and offenslve-sroellliig tobacco.
T he air
w as thick and murky with the smoke
of It. and th is, combined with tbe vIo
lent movement nf the ship as she
struggled through the storm , would
su rely have made me seasick , had I
heen a victim lo lhat m aladv. As It
was. it tnade me quite squeamish,
though this nausea might have been
due to the pain of my leg and exbaua
Mon.
As I lay th ere thinking. I naturally
dwelt upon m yself and m y situation
It was unparalleled, undream edof,
that I. Hum phrey Van ©Veyden. a
scholar and a dilettante, if you please.
In things a rtistic and literary, should
be lying here on a Bering sea seal-hunlIng schooner. Cabin-boy! I had never
done any hard manual labor, or scul
lion labor, In my life. My m uscles were
sm sll and s o ft, like a wom an's, or so
the doctors had said tim e and again
In the cou rse of Ihelr attem p ts to per
auade me to go in for physical cu..ure
fads
But I bad preferred to use my
head rather tban my body, and here
I was. In no fit condition for the rough
life In prospect.
T hese a r e merely a (ew of tbe things
that went through my mind and are
related fo r (he sake of vindicating m y
s e lf in ad van ce tn the w eak and help
less role I w as destined lo play. But
I thought, also, of
mother and s is
ters, and pictured th eir grief. I was
among th e missing dead of tbe Mar
tinez d isaste r, an unrecovered body.
I could se e the headlines In the pa
p ers; the fellow s at tbe U niversity club
and (he Bibelot shaking their heads
and sayin g. "Poor c h a p !" And I could
see C h arley Furuseth. as I had said
good-by .0 him that m orning, louqging
Dainty Tousn.
in a drfHUiiiR gown o.i Ihe oe-pillowwi
W OM AN'S CROW NING G LO R Y
window coui-h and dellvorlng nlmselt Is her hatr. I f yours Is streaked with
"And h e r meau husband th in k s she'w
of oracular and pesalmlstlo epigrams. ugljq grizzly, gray hairs, use " L a C r ® e xtra vag an t.'■
And all the while, rolling, plunging, ole" H air D ressing and change it Id
"W hy?"
cllm binx Ihe moving m nunlalns and the natu ral w ay. P rice $1.00.— Adv.
".lust because she Insists nn ha lUg
falling and wallowing In the loamfng
Fldo's monogram stamped on Ills dngB rief, but Pointed.
vulleys, the schooner Ohosl was light
biscuU s."— Philadelphia Public Ledger.
The P a rso n —L ife Is mude up of
ing her way farther and farther Into
the heart o f the FaclHc— aud 1 waa on trials.
As a ru le those who exist on un
The L a w y e r— ©Veil, I'm glad of IL
cooked fooda have an uncooked ap
ber.
pearance.
The Real Thing.
C H A P T ER V.
L ittle L em u el-© V h al Is a miser,
Women often musiiiierade ns men.
But no man seema to think It wortb
But my llrst night In Ihe hunter's paw?
P a w —A m iser, son, Is a pocket-edl- while to mas(|uera(le as a woman.
steorage w as also my l a s t Next day
Johansen, the new m ale, waa rooted tloii of m ankind.
from the cabin by ©Volf Larsen, and
F ree Advertising.
sent Inlo tha steerage to sleep t h e r ®
"H ave you a publicity s ta ff? "
after, w blle I look possession of tbe
"1 used to m aintain one," answered
(Iny ratlin stateroom, which, on tbe
flrst day of the voyage, hud alread y tl)8 prom inent railroad president, "but
had two occupants. T b e reason for here o f late the goveriiraont has kept
this change was qu ickly learned by me so much In tho public eye that I
Ibe hunters, and becam e the caose of contrive to got on the front page of
a great deal of grum bling on th eir newupapors every day or two without
part. It seemed thnt Johansen, in bis l(te solicitation w h atever."
sleep, lived over eacl’ night the even ts
of the day. His incessan t talking and
W orked Both W ays.
shouting and bellowing of orders bad
It w as the morning a fte r a hard to s a fe g u a r d y o u r h ea lth
been loo much (or W olf Larsen,* who rainstorm and the roof had leaked.
had accordingly foisted the nuisance
W ife— H e n r y , y o u r e a l l y m u s t h a v e against an attack o f Colds,
upon his hunters,
the l a n d l o r d c o m e a n d s e e ( o r b ln iAftor a sleepless night. I arose, weak B c lf t h e d a m a g e the r a in d i d to o u r Grippe, or general w eakness,
and in agony, to hobble tbrougb my c e ll i n g .
Hub— I can't without letting him se e and a trial of
second d ay on the Ghost.
The day was fllled with m iserable tho dam age the children have doue to
variety
I hnd taken my dried clothes the rest o f the houae.
down from tho galley the nlgbt be
H li Preference.
fore, and the first thing I did w as to
" I f you had to work—jeat iiaehorly
exchange the cook's garm ents for
S T O M A C H
them. I looked (or my purse. In ad bad to," queried Seldom Fedd, who
dition to some sm all change (and I was a groat hand to eogltato, "w h a l
have a good memory for such th ln g sl. kind o f a Jou would you choose?"
it had contained $18 5 In gold and pa
''B e in ’ jan ito r tn an a ir castle," r e
per. T b e purse I found, but Its con plied Soiled Spooner, a prominent v o l
tents. with (he exception of the sm all unteer In the great array of the un w ill h e lp y o u v e ry m a t e r ia lly .
silver, hud been ubairacted. I spoka em ployed.— Jud ge.
B e s u re to g e t a b o t t le t o d a y .
to the cook about It. when I went on
deck to take up my duties In tho gal*
A ucklan d's Forw ard Step.
ley, and though I had looked forward
Tho flrst roof garden for Auckland,
to a su rly answer. I had not expected New Zealand, Is to he sot apart at-tho
the belligerent haran gue I received.
lop of a slx-story departm ent store
"L o ok 'ere, ’U m p." he began, a ma now In course o f construction. It Is
licious light In his eye s and a snarl to be reached by electric elevators,
tn bis throat, "d 'y e want yor nose snd tea and restroom s are to be pro
punched? Strike m e blind if ib is ayn't vided.
diaappear. tbo ating tmd smart
gratitu d e for y e r!
'E re you como, ft
and itching seuaation* Ibni
pore, m ls'rable specim en of ‘umna
tortare the victims ot these
Paradoxical Pleasure.
(roubles vanish wben you use
scum, an I tykes yo r Into my galley
"T h e re is one thing which puzzles
an' tre ats yer 'aiisom . an' this Is wot m e."
1 get fo r It. Nex' tlmo you can go lo
“ W hat Is th a t?’"
'ell. s a y I, an' I’v e a good mind to
"It seem a to be m ostly the sad dogs
give you what-for a n yw 'y ."
who go on joy rides."
u re
So saying, he put up bis fists and
started for me. T o my sham e be IL I
N ot O rsy Ila ir i b o t TIreil R y«*
cow ered away from the blow and ran makr- ua look older than wo are. K eep
ia (he form of a salve, e.isy to
your Eyea young and you will look young.
out the galley door. The speed with A fter the Movleo Murine Your Eyes. D on't
apply, yos run 00 risk, for U
which I ran cauaed excruciating pain tell your age. Murine E y e Remeriv Co.,
tn my knee, and I san k down helpless C hicago. Send* E ye Book on rcque»t.
ly at the break o f the poop. But the
(ails your monoy w ill bo cheer
© © 'illin gn esB ti* l i s t e n t o a r e c i t a l o f
cockney had not pursued me.
fully refunded.
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1 could hear him crying. "A n ’ wllh
cure skin diaeuses. SOc a box.
a g ym e leg at th a t! Come on back,
Ilapny is the home where Red O oi*
you pore little m am m a’s darling. I
A T ALL DRUG STORES
Ball Blue is ueed. Sure to pleate. All
won’t 'It yer; no, I won't."
grocer*. Adv.
I cam e back and wont on with my
A . B . R ic h a r d t M e d ic in e C e .
w o rk ; nnd here th e episode ended for
Even More Improbable.
SH ERM AN . T E X A S
tbe time.
“ Y o u ’d n e ver dream he had m oney."
(TO B E C O N T IN U E D .)
"Oh, I dunno. I even dream th at I
have money som etlm ea."
IT’S
WORTH
YOUR
WHILE
HOSTETTER’S
BITTERS
Skin
Diseases
H U N T ’S C
Hunt’s Cure
W A R R E LIC S H E L D O F VALUE
Gruesom s Mementoes T h at
Hava
Brought High P ricet W hen D i®
posed Of at Auction Sales.
P iles R elie v e d b y F irst A pplication
And cured In 6 to i< diys by PAZO OINTMENT.
Ihe aniverial remedy lor ill formi of Pilii.
Druesliti refund utouey if [I falli, 50c
rf
T w o of a Kind.
T h ere was sold by auction a few
"T h o sun Is settin g."
y e a rs ago tho spear tbat was ifsed
"W ell, w hat of It? So ’s luy hen,"—
by a rebel d ervish l(f kill G eneral Gor
B altim ore Am erican.
don.
On another occaElon the sword used
D EA TH L U R K S IN A W EAK H E A R T ,
by Lord Cardigan in the b attle of Bal
a c la v a was disposed of at the same 80 on first sym ptom s uso "R en o vln e"
and be cured. Delay and pay th e awful
auction mart.
"R en o vln e" is the heart’s
A very different war re lic realized penalty.
rem edy. P rice $I.OU and 5Uc.— Adv.
a v e ry different price. T h is was the
silver-gilt table service used by Na
T h ey say an old fool is th e worst
poleon in the course o f his maay
fool; still, I know some young ones
cam paigns, and It went for $3,'JB0.
th at would be hard to beat.
A really extraord in ary war relic
w us brought to light fn an English
H ow e asy It Is to acquire som ething
cou rt some y e a rs ago. A woman ap
you don’t want.
plied to tbe m agistrate for a sum
m ons against a pawnbroker (or dam
ag e to a hearthrug.
S h e explained
th at during a cam paign on tbe Indian
frontier, her son had m ade a large
hearthrug out of the garm en ts of bis
slain com rades, and sent It home to
her.
A few y e a rs aRo a relic of the
s ie g e of P a ris was discovered id b
windmill n ear Besancon.
This was
the mummlHed body o f a pigeon, to
one of the w in gs of wbicb a quill
w a s attached.
Inside thla was a
b rief m essage, dated 1870, which
read:
"D arling— A ll well, but starving.—
P. P. 0 ." T h e pigeon w a s one of tbe
homers which had been released dur
A L C O H O l,- 3 PR R CENT.
ing th ® siege, and m aybe shot by tbe
Atogclalilc PrcparationlbrAs©
QermaOs.
sinuLalini}lhi; bodpndRediilft*
f inRthe SlonuKtis and Bowels of
What He Didn’t Understand.
The soldier was telling tue work
IN K A .'Y T S CH ILD R LN .
man about a battle that be bad once
P r o n w le s D iR e s lio a C lie e r fu K
been In th at nad msted from eight
n c.ss a n d R e.st.C ontain s neither
o'clock Id th f morning until seven
O piiu n ,M o rph in e ii u r M i i i u a l,
o'clock at night. His description was
No t N a k c o t i c .
most graphic, and he becam e very en
thusiastic a s be lived through the s tir
Xmp,ofouDi:mmffrdaii
ring scenes again.
"T h ere's one thing I can’t under
ioehSlf 6W/ 0
AniMo Ssod •
stand about tbe sto ry." said the work
man. slow ly, wben he bad flnlshed.
"You say tb a t tbe battle began at
CiarifudSugar
WyUergrmnTtmroett
eight o'clock In tbe m orning and la s t
ed until sevzn o clo ck at nlgbt?"
A perfcet R e m e d y forrA iittTTpfF
"Y es, th at s so. " w as the reply.
( k m . S o in 'S lo iiia d i.D ia r r h o e a ^
“ Then. " retorted the workman with
‘ V o rm s. F e v e r i s h i i e s s a n d .
a puzzled air, "w hat 1 c a r t make out
L o s s OF S le e p .
IS bow did you m anage about yo>;r
Ibc-Simile Signature i5f
dinner hour'?"
Where Plants Grow on Wir.:*,
In Porto Rico, where the slnin p tei '
Is moist and balmy, a ll plani* u'teit
lodge io tbe most uiuiaual plsi >-.> and
produce th e mosl unuEual eftena while
growing.
Frequently they establlsb
them selvea on telephone and telegraph
wires. T b e insulation rots In places
and the plants take root, grov asu
thrive.
H
T nr Ckntaur CoMiwifft
NEW YORK.
Io
S a v e U n fo rtu n a te a E m p ty
L iv e s
o f S u ffe r in g
I j ^ r i T S l r ro'lsi D R W H A 5 iT
]ljj|*~ turnini their lacee lrrm,«i
■’in.eSrt.Si* ir«t —
'IJIj witlioul pein. restore
*neoM iMihh.
<QMicientihc«lly »nH
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excepliom
Hjog ^ lUlt
th.: uui®
li|4vrowlhofitvere iirknaM- It©* uer o< druf
■jftpj produce* a
**An ebnvimel condition
b g S o l the cell* - - . JiiMuta- i t m expotur*
produce* pnejin.mu. M muat be cured. WriM
bealltrbMkbL CMnl>i.M*fkEEiede«ifid«d*L
O k la h o m a C ity S a n ita r iu m
i. L BXmaiM. KD. nyildii b Oam
9 0 0 Cuiipb.il Bld(.
OICte.au Cily. OU®
H A IR B A LSA M
A toUet preperAiloa o t emit,
ffelpe to enulloAte ilAodroff.
For Reelormt Color end
Beouty lo G raf or Feded Heir.
Me. eiitl Sl.Wet PrucgUte.
Tor Infants and Children.
Mothers KnowThat
Genuine Castoria
Always
Bears the
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
A l.fa m n n llis o ld
Bract O p y of Wrapper
BED
T H I O H T i U a a o M M H T . R C W T O R * (C T W
V M N T S
Pcfe tl
i
Y i 't l i i v " H tll.", r'ljllu t.-!.
I I'O, fo r
;U-",
1 ijo .i'if y til
Wl c'Uh.
Wiu'dw
I I I 2 I .S I 4
i I to 2r,. , . .
. 2 ()ii . 3 0 | i * . 4 0 $
R ock s !
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We want to
THANK
Each and every one for
Thdr Liberal
Patronage
During 1915
' 2«
51
■ 76
to 5 0 , . . I ,40
10 76 . . . i .60
to 1 0 0 . . I .80
In'tlalB nTid ru m b o rs count ai
words.
N’ o ad vertlaen ifn t acr-'pted
for loe* thnn 20 c fo r fira t Iiiaurtlon
FO R S A L E — Good second band
H eney B u g g y .
R o b ’ l f . A lexan der
26-U .
M,jvirg to V.rden
'1 '.
have
A.
C iim p b e ll
m oved
to
and
f a m il y
V erd en
w h ere
P o rS n lii:
1 .spun horse m u le e ;
7
fiy e a rs old ; g od w o rk e is . t h e y w ill o n d o f th e le a d in g h o te ls
iOhe,up fo r q u ic k s ale. E n q u 're o f lh a l p la c e . M rs . C a m p b e ll f o r
a t T rih u n e ■nffiiie,
3 8 -4 f a n u m b e r o f y e a r s c o n d u c t e d o u r
I 1 onn clofic yo u r lonn q u ic k e r lo c a l h o te l w ith g r e a t su ccess, a n d
la n d irivi you be tto r rates on a m u c h p l e a s u r e to h e r p a tro n s.
farm lonn, fire nnd to n in d o inT h ese p e o p le h a v e
liv e d h e r e
, ./Urr.iiec. .john T>i,, k 'n s , L'liioka/d ia , Okl.o p h o i.o t-17.
2 0 tf f o r a n u m b e r o f y e a r s , h a v e a
h o m e h ere, an d
it
is w ith
We must ha\e 1000 circulation on
re g rtt
F o r S tile . 110 aore W a s h ita v a l
ley In r.d ; w e ll im p ro v e d ;
S3000 th a t w e s e e th e m m o v e fro m o u r
w illH n d le . E u q j i r e a t th is o h - m id s t. W e w is h ih e m u n lim ite d
fice.
su c c e ss in t h e ir n e w h o m e .
Wc wish for you and yours a
MERRY CHRISTMAS
NEW YEAR
N ew Y ears D ay!
i \ W t \ C i\ T Y Ax F A
A nd a H appy
F o r s a le :
12 T o n s m e d ijm
Bond B ro th e rs , the o ld R eliab le '
q u a ility a lf a l f y h a y , fo r q u io k sto re, have ju s t re ce iv e d a la rg c
sale .$0 p - r to n .
R .H u n n ic u tt shlpm ent of L a d le s a n d M isses coats |
fo r fa ll and w in te r. T h e s e are In thi i
v e ry latest s ty le s und a r e priced ju st
lig h t — y o u rs Is Included In the sh ip
m ent.— Adv.
U SK T K IU U X E W .4N T AD S
L et
theue litlle
worki-r.-; do y o u r
w ork fo r yo u . Tho coat
I* show n In w an t ad scale In
ev e ry issu e of the T rib u n e.
■l-s i
I
41
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+
W h e n you
need a tru nk
"how yo u tJie
BOND
vlnlt niotber yo u w ill
or s u it case— le t us
nice o nes we have.
BRO TH ERS.
28-tf
M a c Robison
i
a business tr ip
W yn e w o s d ,
re tu rn e d W e d n e s d a y a f t e r h a v
h ere.
He
m a n a g e r o f m ove n e a r h e re.
the te lep h o n e e xc h an g e,
of
m ad e
to C h ic k a s h a
T u e sd ay .
M A R R Y — W e have a la rg e num
ber o f w e a lth y m em bers. T h is clu b
Is one of the oldest and m ost su c
c e ssfu l; s tr ic tly con fld en tlal; p a rtic
u lars fr e e ; T h e R eliab le C lu b . M rs.
W rubel. B o x 2 6 , O aklan d, C al.
“ Red D iam o n d " o v e r a lls fo r all
\. ho w ork. W h at sik e ’ y e s , we have
y o u r size.
BO N P B R O T H E R S .
28-tf
For Goodness Sakel
Persons k n o w in g th em s elve s
in d e b te d to m e w ill ta k e notice
t h a t I w ill n o t c a rry y o u r account
N ic e clean beds in c o d rooms. lo n g e r th a n D e c e m b e r 1st, 1915.
Kates b y week. Special a tte iiPlease b e a r th is in m in d and
tioii to guests.
W , r. S T E V E N S , P ro p .
F . J . H a m ilto n , P ro p rie to r
205V^ Ohickasha A ve.
(^ ick as h a, Okla.
F o a R e n t — 110 a c r e o f R o a rin g
c reek bottom la n d ;
m iles
south
lo c a te d tw o
o f A le x .
phone J. H . A d a ir,
phone O o .2 5
See o r
A le x , O k la .
F o u n d _ -M o n d a y on
th e
streets
R ead o u r s p ec ial h o lid a y o ffe r
on b a c k p a g e w h ic h w i l l save you
m o n e y. Good u n til D e c . 31st.
■— ' fc ft <1
M rs . seth W o o d y , a f t e r h a v in g
s p e n t th e h o lid a y s a t th e C hes
h ie r hom e, re tu rn e d T u e s d a y to
h e r h o m e in M a d ill.
A t t e n t io n F a r m e r s !
I have a
7 5 a cre im p ro v e d fa r m
one m ile
n o tth w e s t o f A le x ; 50 a e r? s b o t
to m .
S o m e th in g good.
P ric e
$50 .0 0 p e r a c re .
w e s t, and across th e seetion lin
fro m th e a b o ve .
Better and Wear Better
A FULL LINE AWAITS
0 —
n
P ric e
$ 35 .0 0 p e r a cre.
W ill g iv e lib e ra l te rm s
s ire d .
V—
1
In c u ltiv a tio n
no o th e r im p ro v e m e n ts .
if
-
W e w ish y c u
A Merry Xmas
te a m .
M a re
w e ig h t 1400 e a o h .
ja c k ,
Ireton ,
horae,
M a r e bred to
p ric e $200 R o y fiu n n io u tc
$$For S s le — A t onoe, 3 fin e D u r
o n g ilts ; b re d .
D . F . C o w a rt
S. H . H a r p e r
Okla.
id dan.
Happy New year
O k la .
and
W h e n in
C hickasha go to
F r e d ’s C hop House f o r a good
25-cent d in n e r.— F re d A ndrew s,
a d v t.
201 f
d y
^ d
i e
1 9 1 6 , w e w ill s e n d th e T r ib u n e
The Peoples
Store
C h io ka sliH ,
O k la )tu m a
r e a c h in g th e o n e
t h o u s a n d m a r k th a t in o r d e r to d o
to
a n y ad d ress
O f f e r c lo se s F r i d a y n iith t,
in th e
U n it e d
S ta te s
D ecem b er Jls t.
O ut
o f to w n su b s c rib e rs w ill r e c e i v e c r e d it o n th is o f f e r w h e n i h e i r le t te r w a s m a i le d b e fo r e
Ja n u a r y 1 . 19 16 .
W in te r
N o w — t o d a y is t h e Lest t im e to s e n d y o u r s u b s c r ip t io n in .
home? W e welt pay rail
will have
all kinds of Christmas $10 or more
about the l.Sth »)! Nov.
Call or write us.
W h y go to Chick -sha to
V aug han H ardw are C o.
Lindsay, Okia.
you can get it nearer at 30tf
T e rm
B e g in s
Young men and young: women —
A n o t h e r y e a r h a s g o n e , b r in g in g y o u r a p i d l y
n e a r e r to th e t im e w h e n y o u w ill fe e l v e r y
k e e n ly th e r e s p o n s ib ilit ie s o f life .
A r e v o u n e g le c t in g y o u r o p p o r t u n i t i e s to g e t
an e d u c a t io n a n d tr a in in g th a t w ill h e lp y o u
m a k e a s u c c e ss o f y o u r b u sin e ss a f fa ir s o r e n a b
le y o u t o e a r n a g o o d s a la r y w h e r e v e r y o u m a y
go?
D o n o t fo r g e t th e le sso n o f th e g r a s s h o p p e r
a n d th e a n t!
T h e re a r e few th tn g s In li f e th a t a r e ot m ore
v ita l im p o rta n ce to yo u than a p ra c tic a l ed u catio n ,
th e re fo re do n o t a llo w som e le s s e r c laim on you%
tim e p re v e n t y o u r sta rtin g . D o not d eceive y o u r
se lf w ith th e pro m ise th at y o u w ill begin y o u r
cou rse so m etim e in the fu tu re — a'fter yo u h a v e
bonght th is o r h av e done th at.
U n le ss yo u a r e stro n g e n o u gh in y o u r p u r
pose to m ak e the s ta r t when y o u sb o u ld , you w ill
go on In d e fin ite ly b u ild in g a ir ca stle s.
T w e n t y F i v e P e r c e n t D i s c o u n t is a l l o w
e d to th o s e w h o e n r o ll at th e b e g in n in g o f th e
te r m .
S t e n o g r a p h i c c o u r s e in c lu d e s th e f o l l o w i n g —
S h o r t h a n d fG r e g g S y s le m ) , T y p e w r it in g , c o u rt
r e p o r t in g , m o d e l o ffic e w o r k . s p e llin g , g r a m m a r , p e n m a n s h ip , b u sin e ss c o r r e s p o n d e n c e .
m i m a o g r a p h i n g , e tc .
T
and a
T h a n k in g y o u in a d v o n c e fo r
d e y o u r o o n tin n e d p a tro n a g e , we
a re .
F o r S a le ..C h e a p for q u io k sale,
one
U
C o m m e r c i a l c o u r s e in c lu d e s th e f o ll o w in g —
B o o k k e p i n g , b o th s in g le a n d d o u b le e n t r y ,
B u s i n e s p r a c t ic e , B a n k in g , A r i t h m e t i c , P e n
m a n s h ip , C o m m e r c ia l la w . S p e l l i n g . G r a m m a r ,
T y p e w r i t i n g , R a p i d c a lc u la t io n , etc .
C . T . E r w in
C h ick as h a,
U
Course of StucJy
A lso 40 a cre s one m ile n o rth
Thev Look
n O
to J a n u a r y 1 , 1 9 1 8 f o r o n l y $ 1 . 4 0 .
o f A le x a purs? c o n ta in in g p a p
ers. O w n e r can hoev sam e by
P e r r y A le x a n d e r w as a b u sin- ^ M is s N e ll M o rr is s p e n t th e ho li- id e n tify in g an d p a y in g fo r th is
ess in C hickasha T u e s d a y .
j d a ys a t th e V in c e n t h o m e l
ad.
STAR BRAND SHOES
ARE BETTER!
by Ja n u a ry ],
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p o sitiv e ly n o t a sufficien t n u m b e r o f com petent
ste n o g ra p h e rs to fill th e p o sitio n s. N o tw ith stan d
ing th e fa c t th a t Ih ■ n u m b er o f good b u sin ess po
sitio n s in b u sin ess is m an y tim es g r e a te r than tho
n u m b e r o f position." fo r te a ch e rs, th e N o rm al
sch o o ls o f the s ta te : ' ■ crow d ed w ith y o u n g people
p re p a rin g to teach — ii;orp than ten tim es the num
ber a tte n d in g b u sin ess c o lleges.
Bookkeping
O ur cou rse n o t o n ly te.-clic" how to keep b o ok s,
but g iv e s a th oro u gh d r ill In a c tu a l b u sin ess p rac
tice, In c lu d in g B a n k in g and C o rp o ratio n w o rk.
Grammer-rceiling
T h e s e su b je c ts a r e e ssi.iilla l an d w e re q u ire
d aily w o rk In both E n g lis h and S p e llin g fro m the
b egin n in g.
T h is a lso in clu d es pu n ctuation and
B u s in e s s C o rrespo n d en ce.
Business Arithmetic
A good w o rk in g k n o w le d g e o t th is su b je ct la
alm o st In d ispen sab le to e v e ry person . In d iv id u a l
in stru ctio n w ill be g iv e n to those w ho nre b a c k
w ard In arith m etic.
Penmanship
W hen yo u a p p ly t o r a position in b u sin ess,
about th e first th in g y o u a r e ask e d to do is to g ive
a sam p le c f y o u r h an d w ritin g . In a s h o rt tim e yo u
can Im provo y o u r w r itin g w o n d e rfu lly c a re fu l and
system a tic yracU ce.
Rapid Calculation
N
L ite tim e scholarship fo r c o m p lete
c o m m erc ial course
$50.00
L ife tim e scholarship fo r c o m p lete
stenographic course
$50.00
L ife tim e scholarship fo r c o m b in e d
course
$85.00
T h re e m onths scholarship fo r one
course
$25.00
T u itio n p e r m o n th fo r one course
$10.00
T u itio n p e r m o n th fo r c o m b in e d course $15.00
C o s t o f B o o k s , St a t i o n e r y a n d
S u p p l ie s
F o r c o m p le te c o m m e rc ia l course
$10.00
F o r c o m p le te stenographic course
5 .0 0
M o n e y and tim e spent in g e ttin g th is c o u n e is
not an E X P E N S E - it is an IN VESTM EN T. A n
investm en t th at w ill pay yo u interest e v e ry d a y .
It is a “ bre.ad an d m e a t’’ course.
C h ic k a s h a
J a n u a ry
A r e yon ra p id an d a c cu ra te a t flg u re s? I f not
you a r e g rcn tly han d icap p ed in ta k in g c a re o l a u y
kind o f b u sin ess. Y o u can eoon le a m to h an d le
flgu res ra p id ly in on r ra p id c alcu latio n c lass.
T h is co u rse is c e rta in ly w o rth e v e ry eacriflce
of tim e and m oney n e ce saary to g e t l». T h e a v e r
age p erso n w ill spend m o re on trifle s in the co u rse
ot s ix m o n th s an d w ill w a ste m ore tim e th an it
would ta k e to p rep are h im s e lf fo r a position a s
B o o k k e ep er or S te n o g ra p h e r.
T b o se who a r e d eficien t in a n y su b je ct w ill
receive In d iv id u a l in stru ctio n a t th e ir ow n d esk s.
D u rin g the la s t e le v e n y e a rs w e have train ed
hu n d red a in tb is c o u rse each y e a r, an d have s e
cured p o sitio n s fo r a l l o u r g ra d u a te s.
M o re th a n flve h u n d re d g ra d u a te s I'rom iliis
school a r e h o ld in g good posiU ons In Oklahoma.
W rite o r teleph o n e fo r fu r th e r in fo rm aiio ti, or
v isit th e school.
B u s in e s s
W e G u ara n re e Positions fo r G rad u ates
C o lle g e
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