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NJ JANE D1AON.

EDADW AY would go = long way
II ~ he beautiful.
To get right down to tho COS
mettcs OF the case. Broadway
Soes co a long way to be beautiful. 1t
zoos the limit, which Is some Consid-
er,ble distance in these times Of mas
sage machines. wrinkle eradica tors,
oeach bloom halms. Lillian Russell To-
lions and other connections designed tn
lure youth into lingering on the far
sds Q, rsy.
TO understand just how many FUR
,onys Broadway will travel IN the
slrrh e is only necessary to say that
the Blazing Trail takes It, beauty s,r'-
ousy-oh. very.
Beauty is ono o, Broidways main
mediums OF exchange. 1t IS a. ncces-
srv TO the habtucs OF thc sIstly c"le-
Orltci highway as is "a right arm TO
q piano payer. Not "a beauty ensemble.
mind YOU, for there have been grea;
candle power successes that have gone
down in the annals OF the street as
painfully plain. which is only another
way Of saying they We're frlyhtfully
homely.
But Broadway demands some one re-
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broadway song writer II .Hcre - one
place In all the world where none cares
what beauty does {; is on this same
street. Enough TO know that beauty i.
Never mind what you do. The Qucs-
ton is. how do you look"
have Il from a woman who has
spent seven strenuous years in the
service that a habitual Broadwayite will
buy "A jar OF cream Of roses without
knowing whether the next meal will Ice
eaten the day after tomorrow or the
day after that.
\ Broadway father will rob tile haby's
bank and buy a lake growth Of hair
for tlc top 81 his head. \ mad OF
the merry merry would rather lose her
limousine than nor Up stick The star
would sacrifice mash notes TO an eye
pencil.
1T isn't always I'll" women who have
tho beauty bug. either" asserted the
seven summer servitor. when the
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Will life her habltant from mediocrity
and so cnaOle him or her to negotiate
the distance between Thirty-fourth
street and Columbus Circle without
feeling like a stcpchild.
Tho reason is evident Theatrical
managers. booking agents. producers,
authors, 7, gard beauty "a, ~ markct-
able quantity. \ pretty play win
honey faces is Ike a Ialr jewel IN on
ugly setting. rim" with d. miti,,-e ito,
wears the paint Oh tie :. L. -. sign Oft
Side the box office, while mrri; with
the plain performer has - plead with
friends TO accept passes. The youus
Greek goddess who condesccnds to lend
the light of her beauty to the stage is
never insulted by pasty faced office
boys with limp in their intcliects.
ON Broadway beauty Is more to he
desired than gold, yea, than much fine
gold. for It is the open sesame to fame,
and the Broadway idea Of the Happy
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rs A LONG ROAD TO BE BEAUTIFUL
BUT BROADWAY HABITUES TRAVEL 1T

Of peroxide. Hn has lovely straw col
ored locks now. lie is a regular
bleached blond--you know, one of those
blends with the black brows and lashes
that never happen naturally"
The same scrvitor tells the story Of
the woman who left Texas looking like
the theatres scrubwoman and went
back looking like something that stands
at the end of the first row and bewilderS
the boxes.
This woman had spent her youth IN
tho pursuit of the golden eagle. At the
fnrty-iifth milcpost Of her life she sat
down on a messy bank hy tho wayside
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y, \. o. "relde'.. ics .u Mode. I'a,..-
iIs."
\ 'hr.S'rntS aA.ac viii he en- 10y ,he
president. on Friday al the Hotel Aston.
Tlr &C. vii. loo several special features and
exhibition oC some of the newest dances
by Miss Lotto Rowan and E.,drcl rhaSrr.
Ms Leland : Sud,ow is chairman II the
comm ,,tee in charge. serving with he.
are Mrs Russell. Mrs. T. W, q. Cook.
Nrs Nichn.l Wnlly Mrs George II.
Cb,lds Mrs clarence n CALI. Mrs. II. Il
Jtr,isor N-s Irad,.tcl; Nicholas. Mrs
JJn,',,r I,oroI. Ms LYMAN H. potts.
NJ. ,r,,,,'r Va,i.,~ Nc George +. B
clarke, Miss C,.rI,.t. R,insrord. Mrs. !.
- Thomas. Mrs. ". ". Brash. Mrs. Au-
-
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tire II is easy to firure out why beauty
is the ideal to which Broadway bows.
It Is something TO strive for. to starve
for, to suffer for 10 the last precious
penny.
The lyrics OF Beauty ls IA Beauty
Does were never conceive by IL
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Being One of the Blazing Trails Main Mediums of En-
! change, 1t Isn't Always the Women Who
Have the Beauty Bug

men get it they beat the women about
the Same as 1915 model racer stripped
for action beats wheelbarrow or Il
royal straight flush beats a pair OF
deuces."
"Or IL ten dollar hill beats a punched
penny" | augmented.
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deell.ng feature. some one dym.ran,
grace. /; may oe the w.1hery OF eyes;
st may De the fash OF perfect set %;
teeth: q may be the curve OF moath,
rosas In the checks, the gold CLINT IN
hair. Il may be all Of these things.
but Il must be one. broadway demands
a, least ore distinguishing mark that
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and Enga genents- General Notes of Society

a."., again on F-.day n. the lIo.e' Ma
st!!.e. III" club meets ON the second ana
fourth Fridays each month aud Among
tho members aye Mrs jaime. W. O.bar",,
Nj. David KNAPP, MIS- A!her. S,hac'f .-,
Ms Harry Cameron Grant, Mrs. Fran"
Clarke. Mrs. Louise liea!y. Mrs. FTauh
Keith Taylor Mrs. Frank Tomas, Mrs.
Euel Marsh, Mrs. ieprg. Waiter Newton.
Mr. William +. Bailey, Mrs. q. l. Bailey,
NJ chester Lordly, Mrs. james Madison
Patterson. Mrs ], r Van Sickle Mrs. Ed
ward Spacth. Mra. W. II. Phelps. Mrs,
Samur! NJ. Jarvis. Mrs, Franklin Fyles.
Mrs. W. II. Mattocks. Mrs. J, Ellsworth
Cary Ms. Leonard l.. Hi, Mrs. II. f..
Harding and Mrs. g. r. Goddard.
The frs, of the Midwinter Dances or
gauizcd by Mrs. Austin +. Hancock, Will
l.. held on Friday a: II" Hotel .insoll.a.
There vii be three others ia tn" series
Jarud.H - February - ana March -.
The patronrssss are Me. Duncan McMar-
tin. Mrs. William T. BAILEY, Mrs. u. {.
Mills, Mrs. g. Il. Hoffman, Mrs. Walter
McCorkic. Mrs. H. II, SEWER. Mrs j. n
AlIrich. Mrs, William comfy, Mrs. : l.
Reed. Mr.. g. e. Williams. Mrs. oliver
Davis. Mrs. II, y. Hampstead, Mrs. Adrian
Briggs, Mrs. W. y. Cromp;on. Mrs. w
Irving Twombly, Mrs. James Ritch.y, Mrs
W. j.. Hanford Mrs. Antoine Guchard
Mrs, 7. j. Flaherty, Mrs T. y. Wilson,
Love IT.
o., t,,,o, r,r.r,or, .rts .,..,,..,, al,
,,,...i'i'1, -. IN, ,-,,,,,,
Srit~ IN" ,,,,.,,i,,.. ", ~, l,,1i,s ,n>ii.
S',,.'' ,,i'd ImrI,,, Is,gpss y, Tho w,shi,,r
,nn JJ.lyn;s uosuitaI Tar fin. h,u.t, ~
/ that Institution, Thee Wil. he an cNh.h'-
/ ,iou Of modern dances by amateurs and
! also 10y Maurice and F.orcrcr Walton.
! Mr. Adoph Heller b, president at Inc
! aux ,iary AMI Mrs Ernest y limburG
| Chairman Mrs. Sidney RpSeihc.m and
| Arthur Roichnan Hr" presidents or the
| Junior Leagues.
| The entertainment VII! De under the
! patronage of Mrs. Henry Block. Mrs
| George iieSinan. Mrs, Mirun lieSN' MIS-
! H"hry E.'''' MlS' h..h'ah t"Hen MS
M'rFl| 'ahh"nnGrs' MIS- 'onh IarNer'
VT Sa'lu"' Nr''',; W. ,an'ueI inns "
/ M'S' - MARQUIS ll"rr!S' MTs. - NY"
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SOY. Mrs Bei. dN Rivera. Nr AID Mrs
runsouny pg.e. vi. and MIS- ". II
Tr,i, sdalc. Dr. Wi..a,n II Wellington
Kn.r-. M and Mrs. samuel Horyatgdt
AID Mr aud Mgs. Emanuel Arlstoin.
Mrs Noble Mcdonnell CAV" tn" first ~
a series 81 ftu" dances tp- the young
people OF the New York Mozdri society.
uf which she = president, on wednesday
evening at IT," friction Hall. The
patrouesscs for the series are Mrs. George
T. R.el.in, Mrs. William Rcdgrayc, Miss
Herbert /, Stevens. Mrs. John 7. taylor.
Mrs. George -. Wh!tworth, Mrs Mark \,
Kerwln. Mrs. Robcr. j Mcfarland, Mrs.
II. T. Coreil Mrs. James J. io.mlCY. Nr",
Charles :. kuhlvr. Mrs Joseph +. ka.gni.
Mrs George kupfr.ar, Mrs. Frl"dd VI
Kro,lpf,ftcr. Mrs. Arthur y. Decker Mrs
Martin J. Pcndergast, Mrs. }. I1rker
Pray. Mrs. Emma l.. Rcancy. Mrs. Joseph
A. Sellers. Mrs. Everett De WIKI Tnum-
bull and Mrs. L. NJ. Titus. The dates for
the otnrr dances arc January D. February
3 and March 3.
Under the auspices OF tic New York
Administration SOCIETY an illustrated lee
ture Was given on Thursday afternoon a.
the Plaza The subject was "ine soul III
Animals" and G. ". Esau OF Baltimore
was tho speaker The lecture was fol
Bailey was in charge OF the entertain
mon,.
The. officers OF the society are: Mrs
Diana Bclais. president. MI Jh-t'le !"
Royntou. secretary. aud Misc i Aims
Ga,irr. treasurer. The board a. directors
Includes Howard \. colby, NJ. NJ. cattle
Mrs Fannie Abcruathy ~. ~, Mr. MI
lard Tolhemus, Nj. \ W lHmas" and
Temple Scott
Twen;y-Hve new nlomb"-s we're "i-
mitted to tho Ncw Nurk Theatre 'tuh.
Mrs. Belle de Rivera president Ht lt7
1 regular business meeting on Tuesday at
the Hotel AStor. Reports "f tn" Siitc
Federation convention We're given BY MrS
de Rivera AMI Mrs. Daniel I. luff!e. Tie
subject for discussion was "Thc Miracle
Man" rs about $50 % tho m"motrS re-
Gently attended tire play ny arrangement
81 Mrs. john II Van Zinc Mrs. Harry
| Hastings Wth chairman. and aUoHE 'hoN'
vino joined iu the di-rlssiou O., Mrs
d. Rivera. Mis- Mildred Il"larG, Mrs.
Gordon R.toio Nj james Moran, Mr..
Thomas S,a'ly Nj \, =. Sh"rWlu and
! Mrs. Wa,ternnuuE. III" neat meeting ~
! be on December ~
Mrs William James Elias of 80 cen
trail Park West viii give - retention on
\ Wednesday At rho Waldorf Astoria Ia iu-
troduce her daughter, Miss Marjorie Elias
| Mrs Frederick c. Brown will fvo =
] dance AZ Shorry's on Thursdav for hex
daughters, the Misses Rcrt.a and lsahc
Shuts,
Mrs Na,lJce p. White ~ D.ycr,id,
Drive will g.. 'Ho .hlrl % e,N sID-,l.l'
ton dances IN tho oal, room of tho Iloto
! Marie NutD..,s+tfE lr 'pull, s.
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the Su..,s Of nonor were: MIS- William :.
Cha prudu. president e RuDenstein CLUB;
M, L. NJ. Ford, president o: clio, Nj.
Leonard l.. liill president Of Criterion;
Mrs. Richard Henry Reed, Miss Mary
Baker, Mr.. Elmer Black, Mn. Edwin
Wo.' Morse. president Of the Manhattan
Study club: Mrs. Noble Mcconnell, presi-
dent % me Mozart Society; Bcrtram Bron-
con and Montague Sidney Hadiey
Tho next in tho series Of card parties
will We given AT the home Of Mrs. Francis
=. Had!ey 40 West Eighty-seventh
street, on December u.
Nine, Frances Aida and FRANK La
Forge were the artists at he second
musicale of the New York Mozart Society
yesterday afternoon a. the Hotel Aston
The Offices oc tho Junior Clinic cub
Mas Dorothy Boylan. president Miss
Jean Walsh, first interpretations. Miss
Melyn Estabrcok, second vice. president :;
Miss Dorothy French, treasurer. and Miss
Grace Semken. secretary, We're the guests
Of honor.
Tho December meeting OF the National
OperA Club vii! be held on Saturday Al
ehe waldorf and the subject for discus
won will be old French operas. Illus rated
oy Nine Elsie kutscherrn. soprano, and
Ms Evelyn Starr. soprano. Nine. Adrisnue
Remenyi Won Ende Wi, De chairman OF
o.. day
Tho second of tho s,rios n, sos~ons
esn.a!tes. arl-..gcd ., Mrs N.uI:cr ~
.i;zer vii, We h.ld a, tho Hotel Ri,r,ore
on Frida,. Deocp,b.,. - Tle I,st I'm tro
s4ries viii m. ~, .i,r,,.,,., /;
The America Criterion Sor.ety, Mrs
bnoHtrd l. llN'. president, met F-idly
w.. ~ T., ,' '"~', no satS -. 49,
W,i,. e. u,,,, ilean"' "ls' 49, -. .
uu,t,,- '.t.r,, ~ =,
t'ef Se'"yn 'rosIey OF me |
No.. $500 ',Ies i.''u's-t " ,.,,'.,, .
.rd ". 80 N''''' ''sS ",a- .'N s,
.., - '"r u.s. -"@."'
nN.',.. ,.,, W., 10 t''n",s 10" ~ "a,
Cs--' '"""n' ny ns' 'n'ou'"' q
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Tho December meeting OF the National
Opera Club will be held on Saturday Al
the Waldorf and the subject for discus
won will be old French operas. Illus rated
oy Nine Elsie kutscherrn. soprano, and
Ms Evelyn Starr. soprano Mime. Adrsnue
Rem~'1yi Won Ende win De chairman OF
D.. DAY
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Tho Auction r ldgc Club. az which Mrs
Henry Baldwin FISCHER ID president, VIII
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Mrs, Nailarc y, White ~ Riverside
Drive will g.. 'Uo :hlrd 90 ei\ eID-,l.l'.
ton dances IA tho oak room of tho ll"lc,
Marie Anto,U"ttc OF lIc 'cnlpc l6.
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Mrs Frederick e. RroNn will r've a
dance AZ Shorrys on Thursdav for hey
daughters, the Misses Rert.a and Isabel
Shuts.
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Nj. ana Mrs. l.. \. oShornC ~ the
Hutoi Marie Auto.nctte wiz I.,' 20 lance
for their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Os-
borne. In the ballroom of tine hotel on
December 80,
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Mrs. John s. Gaines VIII entertain with
cards on Thursday apd Friday afternoons
at her home. 1J2 West seventy rfth
street,
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- 80 next regular afternoon affair Of
Co. e'rh rails on New Years bay, the
en- NJ hoep open house AT tho Para.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-09
Home News.

/; is the intention and purpose
Of this paper to give all the local
news we can get, on the two
pages printed in this Office In pre-.
ference to state. national, war.
or agricultural reading matter.
Every week we get enough
copy on agriculture. labor unions.
national topics, etc. to fill all our
space without any home news,
but we feel that the people take
the home paper to get the home
news.
1t requires much more work
to get all the home news than TO
sit around and print the carbon
copy that is mailed to us from
various sources. but we prefer
to give the people live news mat.
ter.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-09
Change The Subject.

A preacher at the close Of one
Of his sermons said: Let all in
the house who are paying their
debts stand up" Instantly ev-
cry man. woman and child. with
one exception. rose to their feet.
The preacher seated them and
said; Now every man not pay
ing his debts stand up. The
exception noted. a care worn in.
dividual. clothed in his last sum-
mer's suit. slowly assumed q
perpendicular position. How
is 1t my friend" asked the min.
ister, That you are the only
man not to meet his obliga-
tions?,, II run a newspaper, Z"
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-09
ApvGRIlsiNo RAIEs:
A Disgrace.

The results Of the recent pri-
mary In Comanche county are
enough to make the blood of ev-
cry honest democrat boil. And
yet some Of the old nesters and
hide bound politicians say,
Stand by the party nominees"
regardless Of how they get the
nomination.
The Zella township box has
been thrown out, though the
members of the board in that
township say the ballots were in
the box when delivered to the
county election board and every.
body believes Ed Herr. who de-
livered the box. an honest up.
right citizen.
It 10 hardly likely that any
member of the county election
10 guilty Of stealing out these
ballots. But the question is.
where were the ballots stored
and who had access to them?
Along this line we agree with
the Lawton News which says,
what became of the misplaced
ballots? Where are they? Who
got them and why7 The people
want 10 know who got the bal
lots that were taken.
No one believes that either
Miss Critcher or Mr.. Gregory
had anything to do with the
stealing of these ballots. But II
reports be true this box was no
stored where it should have been
stored and was where some 9th.
or candidate had access to II,
where the stealing Of the ballots
and having them thrown out
meant a gain for him. There
could have been no other motive
for stealing the ballots.
And as the result of this steal
an honest man has to suffer de-
feat. We are not grinding the
ax OF any candidate. and had
Miss Critcher received two ma
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-09
The Cotton Question.

Right now the farmers are
debating whether or not il is
policy TO hold their cotton for a
higher market. Some say they
have always done the best to sell
at ginning time.
II is hard to give advice as to
what is the best thing to do and
every farmer will have to be
governed by his own circum-
stances and use just good CON-
mon horse sense.
IL cotton shouli be as high a,
ginning time as it generally evel
goes. like 1t was in 1913, sell
and sell at once; but if it is as
low or lower than it usually gets
better store and hold all 20,
can.
When any article Is high is thu
time to sell and when il is low Il
the time to hold. The European
war Is having a temporary ef
feet upon the cotton market, ant
may effect it somewhat for sew
eral years. but it cannot possibl,
keep the price down to where i
is now. The hardships of war
fare are going to cause more cot
ton goods TO be worn and less
silks and satins.
Some of the old residents wht
lived during the Civil war say
they sold corn at IL cents pei
bushel, thinking 1t was goinl
lower, and six months later corr
was worth rs cents and hard Il
get. Rest assured that war viii
make war prices and that before
very long.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-09

jority and a reversal been made
we would have said the same
thing.
Under such a ruling and action
all the defeated candidate has to
do To be nominated is to steal the
ballots from a box wher his op-
ponent received a good majority
and have the ballots thrown ou,
70 wipe out that majority.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-09

S>~~~<S>~~~>>es~~~>>>~~->
Sheriff Nix of Lawton was
here Friday investigating the
robbery of the Walker store.
Mrs. May Hindman came
Tucsdy for a visit with her par
ents, o. II. Putney and wife.
Mrs. Cora Black and three
children moved here this week
from Texas into the May house.
For Salo-Good quarter section
Of land near Elgin. good i'm
provements. See II. p. Wetten-
gel.
o H. Putney made a business
trip to Faxon. and other points
in the county Thursday and Fri
day.
Mrs J. T. Mason and Mrs.
NJ. f. Mason from north of Ell.
gin visited with T. j. Page and
wife Saturday.
H. H. Hagle returned Satur-
day night from Dawson. Texas,
where he had been called by the
death of his fater.
For Sale Baled Alfalfa hay, 2
miles north 2 IL miles west of
Elgin: phone No. 81 Red Line,
Apache. Chas. d. Campbell.
Hugh Bradbury and wife left
Saturday for their home at
Meadville. Pa, after a visit at
Sterling at the home of his
niece. Mrs. H. P. Rosacker.
B.V. Hamilton, Byron Vaughn.
W. w. BrunsKill. w. D. Pugh,
G. w. Walker, J. NJ. Little and
II. p. WetteRgel. were In Sterl-
ing on business Thursday after
noon.
We expect 10 be absent for
the next thirty days. but your
wsnts will be looked after by
Mr.. I.arzelere and others. your
business will be very much ap-
prscisted during the time.
Yours anxious 70 please.
L, c. Conn.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-09

When a man trades off his
home candidate in order to land
himself in some little local Office.
thinking thereby he will feather
his nest for some higher Office
in the future. he is laying a
foundation to get the AK where
the chicken got it. 1t is a long
road that has no turning.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-09


Oil SC. in barrel lots. E.
Stone. adv.
L. D. Sparks went to NARROW
Saturday on business.
A. B. Speriiug went to Chick.
asha Tuesday on business.
Geo. West ard wife arrived
here Sunday from Manitog.
A LADY % do general house
work, wanted BY [ Stone. adv.
I {. Rankin sri family Of
Lzwtol visited friends here Mon
day
We Svlx-ai- .-i I. E Bills
made osass-s:ss trIp 10 Ft- Cobb
Friday
w x-i Mrs T J. Page are
TIE ytrs--x q g. Spo1rd girl.
b0r1 FrE3ET.
II. P. ws.ts-rel eft SATURDAY.
for OklzhQ-ra City on business.
returning Monday.
8 D. z. ycAnaw keeps the price
Of lumber down. Best McAlester
coal 800 per ton. (adv.)
/ s. H. Manning and wife from
near Fletcher visited with I. j.
Page and wife Sunday.
( B. V. Hamilton and Byron
Vaughn made a business trip to
Walters last Wednesday.
T. P. Cannon and Miss Ethel
Wade went to Norge Saturday
to visit the latter's sister.
Miss Nellie Dillberg went TO
Lawton Thursday to eLter the
high school there Monday.
E. West and wife. and Mrs.
Dockum attended a Holiness
meeting at Fletcher Sunday.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-09

The recent heavy rains have
put the roads around Elgin in
bad shape and the road bosses
should be as prompt as possible
in making repairs. for the bene-
At of the mail carriers as well as
others.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-09

If all our subscribers will pay
up their back subscriptions we
may be able to buy a bale.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-09
H.. Stones
ELClN, OKLA.

G. s. Walling returned Satur-
day from a trip to Lawton.
J. Fl. Harrison came down
from Cyril Friday on business.
Henry Worley went to Okla
homa City Saturday on business.
Mrs. Hattie Nelson made a
business trip to Anadarko Mon
day.
Ziegler Bros. shipped a car of
hogs Thursday to Oklahoma
City.
Ryan & Wolcott shipped out q
car load of hogs to Oklahoma
City Thursday.
The young folks enjoyed q
party at the home of E. p. Har.
rel Friday evening.
Mrs Jep Mason and Mrs. Shell
ton Manning of near Fletcher
visited in Elgin Tuesday.
J. P. Kennemur and wife of
Lawton came Tuesdaylon a short
visit. returning that night.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-09
Flour.

Don't experiment, at pres.
ent prices..you know what
Hunters Cream will make.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-09
J. H. Carter Of Sterling wa
here today on business.

]. H. Carter Of Sterling wa
here today on business.
Mrs. ]. C. Byrd left today for
Kansas City to visit relatives.
Subscribe for The FAnaup's
CHAMPION and get ill The loeal
news.
W. w. Brunskill and y. West
were in Lawton on business Sat.
urday.
A. j. James returned Tuesday
evening from a business trip to
Mangum.
z. J. Carlson shipped q car
load Of cattle to Oklahoma City
Tuesday night.
I. Stone returned today from
two weeks visit with his par
ents at Wapanucka.
Claude Wiggins. Albert Gre
mer. and Archie and Gilbert
Hagle were passengers to Fleteh.
er today noon.
Lost Between Fletcher and
Sterling. two bow-back chairs,
one stool. and small grip contain
ing mans and boys clothing.
Finder please notify w. r.
Friedman. Elgin. and receive
reward.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-09

he uleekly answered. and tie
brethren here who stood up are
my subscribers and" Let Us
pray" exclaimed the minister.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-09

E. West and wife. and Mrs
Dockum attended a Holiness
meeting at Fletcher Sunday.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-09

j. P. Kennemur and wife of
Lawton came Tuesdaylon a short
visit. returning that night.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-09

Miss Nellie Dillberg went TO
Lawton Thursday to eLter the
high school there Monday.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-09

Sheriff Nix of Lawton was
here Friday investigating the
robbery Of the Walker store.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-09

Mrs. j. C. Byrd left today for
Kansas City to visit relatives.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-09

G. s. Walling returned Satur
day from trip to Lawton.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-09

Mrs Jep Mason and Mrs. Shell
ton Manning of near Fletcher
visited in Elgin Tuesday.