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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-10
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FRIDAY. JANUARY 10, 1919

The t"liuWin. hort quit .,p
pearcd IN last w"ch = pD'.au Ncw,
as an editorial ". don't know
what Kind oi . laAI TN ucN guy -
rrnor Will have around him. We
are expecting the worst. but there
is one thing dead sure he can not
make II much worse and we know
We won't have any better gang
about him In Oklahoma We get
ii both going and coming for ever
and eternal.
II the News editor felt that way
about Oklahoma he would give his
newspaper to the county. sell his
other effects. real and personal. for
what they would bring on an hours
notice and quit the state. II is
Just such hull as this coming from
as good men as Bob Kidd that re-
tards the development Of Oklaho-
ma. Honest criticism passed out in
a decent way is helpful to Us all.
hut rank abuse, founded upon the
whims of a radical who is sore be-
cause the plums did not fall into
his lap. Is a pOsitiv" dctriment to
society. However, we are prone to
overlook Editor Kidd's Outburst on
the promise thni he expended d
TOO soon after Christmas.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-10
From The
! Soldier Boys

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. COS. who.
son, Glenn Cox Is with III" Amer
lean Expcdl,ionar! !'o-ces in
France, are in r,ccip, ~: the fol
lowing complimrntar! md .n
rouraSing letter from his captain,
of which they have reason to br
proud and which the Democrat be-
licvts will BE- of some particular
interest 10 its readers and IL is
presented 10 them:
November IL. 1915 My Dear
fompratriot: II gives me pleasure
TO address you on this b.autiiul
afumn morning and "a b. abl" 70
tell YOU that Glenn Cos n. one
mat Is dear to you il We'll and hap.
IN. The sacrifices that h. ard YOU
are making. and III" haidSh'ps ana
dangers that hc is rndur.n. draw
us together In the true .cnsr and
MY Symholi2c the iatherhoud of
God and the brotherhood OF man
You no doubt are proud or the fact
mat you can say that you ha," Con
tribu'ed n loved on. for sgcr!t.c. oi,
IN" alter OF risht"ousneSs and Won
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-10
THE BUDGET SYSTEM

one OF the Oldest truths about Il
Democratic government is that while
II rs more Just To all concerned than
... ,,i.I, tuini ga Su|tiiiutnt, IL Is
,auiy ln"ficcicnl ana wasteful. W"
uiunt ,hiIk mucn about this tor sci-
erations. and pork barrel" politics
went on, cost Of living scared, and
thasr same subjects Of the Demo
racy. paid the bill.
Then "" got into Il war. the big
thru necessity ". learned things
boat inh!t. 'ro!ni,A a..u r.i.y.ui!' ,
that othcrv isc W. might never have
learned
On" Of the thingA We learned WAS
that III" appropriation plan Of Oper-
ating the go\crnm"nts of the various
states and nations il exceedingly
wastriul and encourages every kin,l
~ cN'ravarancc oven graft itself
Oklahoma is. So far as our know
ledge goes. the first stat,. tu hav,
brought to public notice the propo
Snion OF budget system. and Gov
ernor Robertson IL to ask the legis-
lafurr 10 do something about il. I'm
der such a plan. instead OF the legis-
la'urc's making appropriations fo,
thts ard TOR that nscriminatcly
wi'h politics mixed in. - state bud
r"t commission would estimate ahead
~" needs of cash department of the
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-10

\ government, and submit the whole to
the legislature for an approval, sub
ject Of course to legislative revision
1t appears to the NEWS that with
proper plans worked out the budget
system will effect great savings in
he cost of running the states Dusi.
n, -, oak" tor greater efficiency In
-,Ytr "tfi.,s and materially reduce
tar slat" taA levy. thus saving
th,. people much real money.
One of the editors good friends.
himself. Il state official. suggests the
feasibility of IA state Board of Affairs.
constituted as at present Of three
members. but serving two, four
and siN year ,"'uls Of office, respect
lively. instead of all being appointed.
80. ny and retiring ~ tun same
time as at present His idea Is that
under such Il plan, there would al.
Ways hr one man on the Board who
is an Old hand and familiar with
Ail Z II doing in tir Uiii,c, whereas
at present. all three members go ou,
al uncc. and three new men take VI
wn"c they left off, and naturally
to get their hand in before they cal
: accomplish much. The idea IL sound
and Will benefit MS all. We'd like to
see Il bill arranging some such q
change considered by the present leg
iSlaturp.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-10

stars and stripes ilying over them
Sur" made us Ill feel COED, and u
lot Of MS slept better hat night
| know Tom Clark and ! did.
W" LANDED in Liverpool, Englaud
on Jan. -. W" left thcr the .aia''
lay via rail On .dinky train "a.
Il Was ouc tirs, train to s.c) goin:;
~ v -, lester. Whrrc VIC went To a
rest camp ior = few day. Three
We Got onr first alimpa" - war OF
rather the 'if"ois ot W." II WAS
, place who" the" w"r, ssr, :ron
hospitals to RESI- they went ba, X
T." n" front al course They to'd
lis great deal. but W. could no.
ira''!" wkEL u hiS thin ii was.
w" W"n' tram Winchester 10 South
hampton 90 Cherboury. France
81" many Interesting Hings md
places ~ ENGLAND inciuiing IL,
Isle NJ Wight, ayd the famous bah.
1rg places and sunimcr rr'ortn. also
the crave ni Sir Waite Raleigh ~
winchester Al Ih'i bouug W..
went mo a rest camp for two days
Th'r" "" We're loaded ON the train
thai looked like and w,rr cat,l,
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-10


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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-10
FOR SALE

FOR SALE -Pulleys and shafting
The installation or directly attached
motors leave" W. n number Of pull
leys. cone pu!lcys, line shafts. floor
and ceiling shafts, on hand. which
We wish to dispose Of at prices much
lower than the material can be
bought for on the market Durani
Weakly News. Dmrant. Okla. watt
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-10

CHEAP FARM LAND In a roun-
try that meyer had drought. where
they raise from Onc-half To a bale OF
cotton per aCr" and from 80 to 60
bushels OF corn Big free range and
Il fine fruit country. Plenty Of good
water Small cash payment. balance
in ten equal YEARLY payments. For
particulars write W. II. Jones. I'm
migration Agent. Texas, Oklahoma
& Eastern Railroad Co.. Broken Bow,
Okla. wsfcb2S
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-10
AGENTS AND Statesmen

HISTORY WORLD WAR--Introduc-
ton by General March. Don't miss
our biggest terms. Supcrsedes all
others. Absolutely authentic. Big
rest PICTORIAL book. Ere" OUT
FIT. Historical Eook Co. hiraro.
Wl-P
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-10
FOR ISENT-IsOONS

FOR RENT 4 good modern bed
room with bath; rate reasonable
Phone 637, or ca,l sos ~ Fourth
Ave. Wstf
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-10
LOST

tHEck Signed by d. EudGis
Cashier Muskogr" Indian Office.
rayabl" 20 Sally Corlc!. amount
$4,000, endorsed on the back by
Sallie C0r.ry, endorsed by X. II.
H"nsr"e below. Finder pleas" ra-
turn 10 pniant National Hank.
".
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-10
ESTRAYED NOTICE

STRAYED -.-- From the G.. Il. Allen,
one red yearling mare mule, bought
Of Buddie Hutchison. Suitable re.
ward for Information leading to re.
covery. c. X Allen, Phone 260 or
E-l52 wSc
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-10

LOST BcfW "n my place. !, miles
east nf Durant and Durant, 800
worth of War Saving Stamps stamps
were on certificate and in Wav
Savings envelope. my name un "n
vtlopc ESiaS johnson. RuX J3!
Dl"ani oklahoma visit
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-10

$l.QO REWARD - We will pay one
silver dollar for n copy of the Durant
Weekly News for May 3rd, 1918. in
good condition and unsoiled. II is
needed for permanent flies. VISIT
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-10

When an oificia! request was
made couple OF months ago Of
the boys "Ov,r here" to write
Dad" Il Christmas letter. Don Al
hisun. on" ui III" Duran. boys did
Hot forget IN" request and On Nov.
2i;n, a month ahead ri time. h"
Wrot" III" Following interesting lri =
'c., ;'t.iHg OF the complication of
events. happenings ana circum.
stances all ~ which are OF great
interest 10 MIN to whom they ar"
addressed and the Drmncr:t. h"
il'ving th"y viii give ,h" rcndrrS .
pleasant and profitabl" m.'irn'
herewith olI"rs them To III" ouh!:':
Mar VILE. France, No.. 20. 1918.
bear Dad: This is "Dal' On; II.
mas letter" that the censor has Yet
H. write and tell :ou most "v"i!.
thing. Should have wrote y"r Oh
the .i,h. bu, We were on III" McrD"
ON our way 20 the German border:
,x"ss. For the 99th is palt Of
the occupation army" which only
iwo division, in the national arm!
the Goth and A9;h. had the honor
if You call it such All r,shi tor
honors, but as far rs | am p"1"tn-
ally concerned. would rather be-
on my way To the state.
Well. To- BEGIN with, v" lf' comp
Travis on Jun" 5th. on Pullman
cars. went up through Hope. .,rk.,
and for awhile | though. We r:r't
so through home. bu, w,s"l il
+un!r. from there throurh ', 81.
Louis. Toledo. ulfalo. \ ', .iyla.
cusc, Brooklyn New York city. where
We stopped u lew dag. then left
on" morning passing thru Jersey
City to Philadelphia. who" We load
I'd on the hsip, "City OF Olympia"
which was q fr"igh''r that they
mad" Il passenger boat u By string
inr up hamnockS on Geek. We
sailed on Jun" -. left Philadelphia,
thence ~ Halifax W" went into
port there fuJ 80 hour but was
not allowed to 70 ashore. We stop.
ped aionE the place Mhri" the boat
blew up and wrecked tho own II
sur" wdS {. torn up place tthat is
it looked that way To us 'Lcnl hut
after seeing some of thoa" French
twons. II WAS in tine shape. |
Guess we waited there for our con
voy. W" 'ailcd from III -" un June
18th. with other ships. some with
soldiers. SOM" with mul's and o,h-
"rs with supplies. ma "n" battle
(. hip aS "A luard for US. There was
nothing very "yri'inr nu our tlip
"Ncrpt when "" were ,rit about
'na DAYS ON morning ou sutl">hip
'Huk Il sharp turn and 40, 'nur nr
~" times al a supposed uh did
n"' see II. but W" were all c>cit'd
.trd that water sulr d,te look cold
We had TO wear our life belts
IL the time and had ~ sleep in
hem part Of III" Tim. On the
18th We were met by srv u or eight
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-10

FOR SALE-.l good span Of
mules; cash..o good note. Will
take good COW on deal. l.. B.
.osscrand. l23 n 18th. Ave-,
Durant.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-10
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FROM EXCHANGES

Fort Smith Times Record. A
man active for many years and un-
der surveillance for several month I
because of his ! W. W. and Bolshe-
wiki tendencies has been arrested
as :: suspect in the Philadelphia
bombing Gntragc of Monday night
when the homes of judges and law
enforcement officers were blown To-
bits. There YOU hav" it, Amcric,
must he yIgilant and RELENTLESS in
putting down Bol3hrvikism
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-10

ir, nluy ,I*cIt ii Situation Wanted
ndv,r' r'lsvu"Ht in the Jurant Weekly
N"w5. ana also III h. saturday Morn
~ Advertiser. withodt any charg
Ahht"s'r 10y ,howing d. charg" pa
p"r$ WIi
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-10
CLASSIFIED ADS

Advertisements under tiits heautnv
,re ~, pr lin. for zach In s-ritOn
u Doth III u iran, Wcealy News and.
t. SatuiLa, Norn.ng Advertise
20 adN.r'isen- accepted tor eth
= paper iiIgl. T.rus arc cash Ii.
,Hvauc" -ktcr' in "asr' "h',r- al
"rtis,rs ha,. . chtre. ,cc,r ~ ~.
VT hOuEs
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-10

The United Safes has 100 sugar
oce, mills, sixtean built in 1917.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-10

FOR SALE-llvE STOCK
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-10

Dallas News: 80 Personally ". are
opposed to the suggestion OF the
London Chronicle that the Prince
of Wales marry an American Eorl.
England ought To find come other
Wny 70 raise money for her war
debt
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-10
SEED OATS

FOR SALE...Choicc Seed Oats
90c per bushel. J. c. Hester.
New Allison, Ok, 2ws5
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-10

Muskoger Times Democrat Add
food shortage: NO congressional
pork barrel this year"
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-10

Farm and Ranch: "Thi, country
should quit politics partisan poll
tics for a season. and devote Itself
for task of saving itself which
means the salvage of the world"
says Mr. f. G. Sent"r. our staff
correspondent, at Washington II
'tS true and the suggestion IL time
ly. Reconstruction will reQuira
men. not politicians. l; will re-
Quir" honest thought and faithful,
service from the voters as well as
those who are selected to repre-
sent them Let the people get to-
gether for an ora Of peace and pros
perity.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-10

Farm and Ranch: To-day only
II per cent Of our roads are i'm
proved. There are 2.l99.OOO miles
Of roads in tho United States of
which approximately only 10000
miles are hard surfaced. II Is cs-
timated 10000 miles may b. placed
in and maintained under tho I'M
proved classification each year IN
der the newly proposed Federal
Highway Commission.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-10

'E"n,tnG"u on Pare FiyrI
The Benson signal., 1919-06-28
Festival Day in POmerene

Yesterday at Pomerene the Lib
erty Club of that place, including
the canning and sewing clubs and
branch organizations and the Pull
Together Club of Benson had a
field day, with large crowd of
participant and visitors from Ben
son, St. David and the surrounding
neighborhood.
Prof. Leland S. Parke, of the
Extension Service, state leader in
young peoples club. work, was
present, and took the lead in the
days exercises. Miss Agnes A..
Hunt, assistant state leader gave a
demonstration in canning and home
economics.
There was a picnic, with abun-
dant refreshments for all, winding
up with a dance in the evening.
A more detailed report of the
proceedings will be published in
Our next week issue.
The Benson signal., 1919-06-28
Texas Company Will Drill
Near Benson

Tucson, Ariz.. June 2o.-That
the Texas Company, one of the
largest oil development and sell
ing companies IN the entire coun-
try, has taken a lease on approxl-
mately $4,000 acres of land lying
west of Benson and adjoining the
Pima county line, was learned au-
thoritatively yesterday in Tucson.
A we'll is expected to be started by
the company within the next sixty
days,
Several Tucson companies own
acreage in the immediate neighbor-
hood of this line. A local syndi-
cate is heavily interested and the
Pima Oil and Gas Company owns
leases on about 1900 acres on the
Pima-Cochise line.
The Benson signal., 1919-06-28

decided after much discussion that
the Pull-Together Club" was a
suitable name. And they live up
to their name.
Along with this exhibit, the
Assistant State Club Leader, Miss
Agnes A. Hunt explained the sew
ing and also touched on other pro-
jects promoted by the state organ.
ization. She showed photographs
and a cleverly- written collection of
stories in book form detailing fea-
lures of the club work.
Miss Hunt highly complemented
the club, and made some pictures
of the exhibit and of the members
at work. She encouraged the girls
to take up the canning club work
for this summer. Then to select
from their number three girls who
can demonstrate the cold pack
method of canning and to train
them to compete for county and
state championship.
Thursday Miss Hunt visited the
Pomerene club and gave canning
demonstration for their benefit,
also comforting at that place with
Mrs. Earl Matteson. club leader at
St. David.
On Tuesday, the 18th, the club
was invited to exhibit at St. David,
which invitation was accepted
Through the courtesy of Mr.. C. +.
Goetz, who placed his motor truck
at disposal, Mrs. w. L. Sawyer
and Mr.. L. f. Matteson, the mem
bers and leaders made the journey
up in cars, accompanied by, Mrs.
J. 7. Profitt, Mrs. L. Blacklidge.
Mrs E. A. Brown and Mrs. Elias
Summers, twenty-seven in all.
They left Benson at noon, taking
lunch with them, and spent very
pleasant hour in the St. David
school house grove eating lunch
and swinging, after which all jour
neyed back to the church building.
where a welcome was extended by
the Relief Society and the Canning
Club, who gave the afternoon to
the Benson visitors and spoke high
The Benson signal., 1919-06-28
Benson Tombstone Road Near
ing Completion

Division Engineer B. w. Miller
has laid off his surveying crew on
the Benson Tombstone Highway
as the work is practically all done
with the exception of what Mr..
Miller will do personally on, ,.the
remaining work. One of the in
spectors has been transferred to
the Bisbee-Douglas work. From
Tombstone to the St. David bridge
all that is needed now is rain to
put the road in condition to turn
over to traffic. From the bridge
to Benson the road is also practi-
cally completed, but with some
concrete construction yet to be
done. Engineer Miller has ar
ranged to properly drag the road
and put it in shape for travel as
soon as the rain comes. Parts of
the road now being travelled are
soft and driving is hard, but suffi-
cient rain will cure that deficiency
in short order.
The Benson signal., 1919-06-28
Plans for Statewide
Reclamation
Meeting in Phoenix Starts Ball
Rolling to Reclaim and Con-
serve Great Resources

An a11-state meeting, with repre-
sentatives of civic and business
bodies and reclamation projects,
launched a movement in Phoenix
Wednesday whose goal is the co
ordination of every irrigation and
reclamation plan in Arizona and
the conservation and utilization of
all the water on the watersheds of
the state.
Gov. Campbell was present and
made a speech heartily endorsing
the movement, and many other
prominent men of the state took
part in the proceedings.
Mr.. Geo. H. Maxwell, to whom
much of the credit is due for the
inauguration of the all-embracing
plans, was present and was one of
tha strong advocates of the ALI
Pull Together movement for ac-
complishsng the objects of the or
ganization conservation and re.
clamation.
A committee was appointed to
draft comprehensive plan for sub
mission at conference in Phoenix
August 9th.
The outlines of the plan are as
follows:
To accomplish the complete
conservation and utilization of all
water on the Arizona watersheds
and the utilization of the Colorado
river water for reclamation and
permanent irrigation of the largest
possible area of land in Arizona,
with regulations under the New
1ands-Olmstead plan of the flow of
all Arizona rivers and all their trib-
utaries, SO as to control floods; to
standardize their flow; to bring
into harmonious cooperation ali
irrigation projects and all civic and
commercial organizations in the
state.
Benson and the San Pedro Val
ley were represented in the meet
The Benson signal., 1919-06-28
VIII Attend Summer School

Mr.. H. O. Robertson, principal
of Benson High School, and Miss
his daughter, leave this
week for Los Angeles, where they
will both take a six weeks course
under the auspices of the Univer-
sity of California (Berkeley) at the
Los Angeles Normal School.
Mr.. Robinson will take work in
the science of teaching in Junior
and senior high schools, economics
and modern school management.
Miss Robertson will take econ
omics and physical training She
has accepted a position to teach in
the Tucson schools the coming
term.
Specialists on generators and bat
terlea-the Benson Garage.
The Benson signal., 1919-06-28
Teaching Homecraf
to Young Hands
Benson Club Makes Enviable
Showing in the Art of
Needlework

The Pull-Together Club" of
Benson, held an exhibit of their
sewing at the home of Mrs. ], I.
Profitt, on Wednesday afternoon,
June IL. The club is composed Of
girls from six to fifteen years of
age. There are nineteen girls and
one lone boy, but the boy member
is right up to the standard in his
work and the members are proud
to have him in the club.
The exhibit, consisting of varied
articles of wearing apparel, was a
remarkably good illustration of
what little folks can be taught to
do, an exhibit that would have
done credit to those much older in
years and experience.
The exhibit was viewed by more
than a hundred people, who were
also entertained with original club
songs, rhymes and yells, fitting to
the occasion and served with punch
and cookies by the club members,
led by their little live wire presi-
dent, Julia Clark, under the direc-
ton of their faithful and efficient
leader, Mrs. Maxwell. The other
club officers are, Verna Prohitt,
secretary, and Alice Eckerman,
treasurer. -
Following is the roll of member
ship:
Julia Clark, Verna Profitt. Alice Ecker
man, Ruth Schwab, Pancha Gotta, Verna
Johnson, Alvina Gotta, Esther Reddoch,
Jefalee Roberts, Margaret Schwab. Anto-
MIA Lujon, Beatriz Trujillo. Ruth Cruz,
Irene Fem. Eva Fem, Helen Mahoney.
Perfecta Cruz, Lucille Brown. Gladys
Maxwell, Bruce Maxwell.
In organizing the club there were
first and second year girls sewing
together, and to join the two into
a harmonious orga nization, it was
The Benson signal., 1919-06-28
Booze Is Not a Good Cure

From the Ames Iowa, Intelligencer.
When a m an comes to you all
doubled up with pain and declares
he will die in your presence unless
you procure him a drink of whiskey
send him to a doctor or else give
him a dose Of Chamberlain's Collie
and Diarrhoea Remedy. There is
a mistaken notion among a whole
lot of people that booze is the best
remedy for collie and stomach ache.
For sale by Moss Pharmacy.