Star Gazette (Newspaper) - April 16, 1915, Sallisaw, Oklahoma ( ' I ' The VOLUME 22. APRIL 16, 1915. NUMBER 26, Name In Itself BINDERS The John Deere Light Draft Binder is not an It is up to the high standard of other goods of the make and is teed to give absolute They are built for the man who wants real visible Price RAKES far most successful SELF DUMP RAKE on the This rake has fewer parts than any other The most simple and efficient rake of Prices to MOWERS The John Deere Vertical Lift Mower will cut all hay over a mower can be It is the mower with the compensating The many sales of this machine have resulted in a of fied Price We own the above Machinery and make our own terms WE SELL EVERYTHING SEES PROSPERITY COMING April 10.-Declaring lhat only illness prevented him from the invitation of the Westchester Counly Democratic club to ils annual dinner in New York Secretary McAdoo wrote President Van Cortland of the club saying that national prosperity planted upon secure economic foundations is becoming more pronounced and widely diffused every financial and economic situation in the United the letter the strongest in the With such inherent power the only thing that can overtake is unless some catastrophe beyond human control should Summarizing the work of the Wilson Mr. McAdoo also nation saved from the disaster threatened by the European prosperity peace government administered in the interest of the back door influences high moral standards all legitimate business the Tariff intelligently the federal re- state will have more money to lend as the law authorizes the issuance of the state's based on the educational fund as to the extent of many millions of The fund now has in money and securities close to 110,000,000. Appraisers are now at work in tbe northern counties of the wheat belt on school land which is to be sold this These lands are valued at about Mr. Smith has sold his Chandler Tribune to Messrs. J. C. junior and formerly of West father and These gentlemen come to Oklahoma with a fine list of recommendations as Democrats and as The entire Smith family is now domiciled at Oklahoma City and the secretary says he can now give every ounce of his energy and attention to the SOME IMPROVEMENTS OFF TO Sometime ago Superintendent R. of the Dwight Mission schools asked the county commissioners to grant him permission to lay a sewer line a certain section line from the Mission schools and it was Upon receipt of his permission the superintendent got busy and called for bids on serve act enacted and a new and Putting in a water works and sewer safe financial system these in the democratic J. S. Weathers of Muskogee was the bidder and achievement during the brief period is now on the ground at work and wo Tars The parly can rush t to comp as rapidly the country on its record with in itself and trust in This movement is another evidence of Supt. Robe s en- work for the of TO WORK OUT HOME Dwight Mission OWNERSHIP Recently while Supt. Robe was in I New York for the purpose of George A. of the ting his water and sewer plans School Land proved he also submitted a out plans for practical ition to the board regarding the of the new home ownership building of the law which becomes effective in which wag destroyed by merely provides a new plan time He informs us that the of loaning the state educational fund board upon his ahe common school plans and that will call on longer time and by payments oii bids for | its construction the concurrently ments on the The W. be w-a he six per cent as there are hard times under the Wilson I have failed to find said Edward D. president of the Columbia Graphophone Company of New York in an have never found business so I have voted the Republican ticket all my but my hat's off to He is without doubt the greatest president we have ever Business men should stop howling and get to far as my own contact with the commercial world is concerned we are now at the highest of prosperity and we are going Prospects everywhere are rosier than they have for a practical illustration of the Columbia Graphophone Company is about to resume common which were suspended under the Roosevelt At that time business men everywhere found it necessary to and to cut profits and despite all the clamor of and we have found it possible to resume dividends at a higher rate than we were paying forced to discontinue them under the Roosevelt administration and what is I have just let contracts for the of a addition to our plant at Conn. We are paying higher wages than ever before in the history of essentially a factory and are giving the men shorter hours for more pay than they ever saw On a recent trip to the Pacific coast I found not of returning but of prosperity that had arrived in huge chunks with lots more to It all recalls to my original thought when I heard the news Wilson's This was that the had done the wisest thing they had ever - Children THE INDIAN AGENCY FORCE The reduction in the force at the Union Agency under the management of Superintendent Gabe Parker has resulted in some very material The field work will be under the management of five superintendents assisted by eighteen field X L. who has been the field clerk at this under the old has been assigned as the superintendent of Marshall and Bryan Henry S. Tidwell has charge of LeFlore and S. Brink will look after and Okmulgee Dave Shelby has Seminole and M. McDaniel takes charge of Coal and Mr. Irvine has made many friends his assignment here whb will rejoice at his advancement in the but will note his departure from this field of labor we all join in congratulations and wish him the in his new - HIS FIRST REPORT GOVERNOR KEEPS BUSY day for their a few j ing over until Completion of the journal of the two Oklahoma 12.-"This tried by the court will be left un- administration will be judged by the der the supervision of the president | way it ends and not by the way it. pro tern of the E. L. i and Joe secretary of the This significant statement by All claims must be R. L. Williams gives a new by Chief Justice Kane of the supreme | insight into the character of the re- Secretary of State J. L. Lyon has made his first report to the state treasurer since taking charge of The report covers that much of his terra of the first quarter of the year from January 12 to March 31, He took his on January 12, The report notary certified spal of appointment of presiding officer of the A transcript of the evidence in the Watson case will be made and with photographs of exhibits used in the with the secretary of It has been proposed to print the evidence in the but finally it was decided not to do so. The transcripts will be filed with the secretary of state and will be there for inspection at any Explanations of votes by senators in the case will be revised to exclude any reflection on the NELSON IS DEAD Kansas MoZ April 12.-William editor and owner of the Kansas City died at his home here early Mr. who was 74 years has been in ill health for several months and had been confined to his home since last poisoning caused his according to his William Rockhill Nelson was owner and editor of the Kansas City Although he did not enter the newspaper business until he was nearly 40 years brought to it such ability and energy that he built up one of the greatest newspapers of the man Oklahoma has at the head of its Never in the history of the state has any new administration met with such general The spectacle of the ernor and the legislature working hand in appointments based on salaries cut in a and ruthless rigid adherence to and all the other characteristics of the new administration are being widely acclaimed from one end state to the Letters are pouring in on the governor congratulating but the Williams head has not expanded and the new governor is moving along in the even tenor After thuee these days find the new executive the as he expresses with the samess faithfulness as the first day of up early late | to The strain has been severed and the yet to but shows an occasional ical sign of His iron t is to bear fip welL Being a liams transacts almost much with callers in the 89'at o'clock he J had been for iu W usual and statutes rash act vyas sions THE SENATE ' f April ATTEMPTED 5UICIDE Ben Fargo of Muldrow attempted suicide Saturday afternoon at ' home by cutting bis throat
