Anadarko Morning Democrat, 1912-10-08

4 v CadJ" crilinty lias won tho uroat. est victory nlong agricultural lines within the past few days that has o-ur ennio to any county in tho state of Dklnhomatho winning of tho capital pri.o or premium in county coutost at the Dklaho Dklaho-ma - ma Dklaho-ma Stnte Fair. Wo sny tho uroat uroat-est, - est, uroat-est, because the disjilays in the' competition were bettor and h.rg. and margin for victory closer. Xevor in the history of the fair hns the scoring renchnd no high n point nnd never wero the displays so woll represented. The highest score was HH iKiitits, awarded to Cnddo county. 'I ho next score was 8.), the third SI. Tho Cnddo county exhibit, on decoration, lncked only threo points of mak ing a perfect score, was awarded 22 points highor than any exhibit over inado at tho Oklahoma Statu Fnir. J hnil the iilensiirn,.pf)jttvliaitiig. this magnificent 'display. Jt was also viowed by hundreds of others from this county, nnd by thous thousands - ands thousands from othor states. 1 took tho opportunity of gathering expres. sions from many who were in specting tno various exhibits and it wob the universal wmliot that Cnddo county had honestly and fairly won tho prize, and too jud- ges wore complimented upon their wisdom in awarding premiums', Tha cordiality with which the managers of exhibits from othor counties rocoived and nctpiiosnt in tho decision ol tho judges wnB very gratifying, especially to Mr, and Mrs. Frank Thawls, who wero in clmrgo of tho exhibit. While some wore disappointed, yet out of the 2(5 eontehts there was onl) one sero spot, Hint eininntcd from the county which failed to retain the silvoreup. It is reported that they had expended .s2."0 on ileco ileco-rations - rations ileco-rations alone. But those few Restaurant For Sale Old established restaurant good businoss all year round rtargaiu for same. Apply nt fieorg's JMace, 122 West Alniu. The LaJies Aidof thoAlethod thoAlethod-dsst - dsst thoAlethod-dsst Kpiscoiml Churoli will have their annual Bazaar tho second Saturday in Novombor. Notice By Publication State of Oklahoma I County of Caililo i Notice i hereby 'Ivon that tho tin tin-ilcrsilHfnoil - ilcrsilHfnoil tin-ilcrsilHfnoil Wultor Gates will by 'his next litem!, L". I... (atc, lilo in the Illstrlct court In ami for I'nililo coiinty, stato of Clkla'.ioinu on .Monday, the 4th day of Novi mlicr. 1912, po po-tlllon - tlllon po-tlllon anil apiihcatlon n-ajilng Urn court to confer upon him, the said Walter Gates, n minor, tho rights ot majority concerning contracts, and ein ein-powednj,' - powednj,' ein-powednj,' hiiu, lite said Walter (iutcw, to transact business in general with the same elTcct as if done by' a pct-.ion above the ago of majority. Datd this, the 2nd da of October 1912. Walter Gitcs, Uy his next friend, Mr-.. K. L. Gtr W.H. Wheulor, Attorney for petitioner

(Iljilro llow. (VI. .'!.)' V. D. tinrrn sliippeil a enr of lij-'H and a oar of attic to Dkla Dkla-liniim - liniim Dkla-liniim City. Sunday. Karl Lemon luft Sunda) morn morning - ing morning fn (I rant, Now Mexico, whoio In1 hns ii position witli tla Santa Ke. A nicotine of tlui board of di. rectors of the fair nsFoointion ami every alio inlBroBtsd in t lie Hydro fair is enlled for H o'clock Friday eoniog, October. 11th. A county meeting ib called in Anndnrko for the 12ih, for tlm purpose of taking charge of a county fair. It is up tolldioto know the sentiment mid wiHli of tli pooplo hero before the coifnty mooting. (Cyril Advocate, U-t. .!.) I.iiat Tuesday, Dot. 1, was tho birthday of tlm (Jyril depot and tho arrival of Agent T. M. Wells. Since that tinro ho has not missed a single day or failed to moot a single train. A good locord. 'I'lu publishers of tho Advwntu Jlfivo purchased tho Cement Con Conner - ner Conner nnd will conlinno tho publi publi-cntion - cntion publi-cntion of that paper at that place. This will mnko no ditWenco in tho publication of tho Advocate, whioh will continue "under the same management t issue weekly at Dyril as heretofore. (Rrldgeport .Sentinel, Oct. 3.) Ilarvoy Harp left for Anndnrko Priilny preparatory to a term of teaching near there. J he unci; Island is InulUing a granotoid culvert at the bridge near tho section house. John White, who has been as assistant - sistant assistant farmer to Cnpf. .1. 1'. ho- for n number of years, was IVjnoieu as r n position as.ageni ut rirvaiio. Whon the proposed bridgo across the South Canadian is built it will make th s burg of ours a' real Bridge-port. After yours of agitating tho tlroam of the foum ors of this town is at Inst about to materialize, but when tho finii constructive elements are in place and tho bridge is open to trallio we almll be fully repaid for all our eM'orls ami past disappointment. (Carnegie Herald, (VI. .X) By playing two-thirds of tho game in Hobart's territory and playing tho big hmdcy visitors oil" their feet in nil departments, tho Carnegie high school mot and de defeated - feated defeated tho Hobart high school Inst Saturday in one of the prettiest foot ball games ever played here, by the score "of I'.i to H. lloyal nnd Olydo llnrger wero at the annual roping contest at Anndnrko Inst week and gave u

Anndnrkn has four solid, well managed hanks to moot all liuaii. rial requirements for the handling of the large business centering here. There nro commodious and haiidfiomoly arranged stores with large and well selected stocks of goods. Thme, with 'tho gins, mills and railroad facilities iraKe this oily an exceptionally good trade center. No one thing can do more for a town or city than a commercial club that is idivo, and in this re respect - spect respect Anndnrko is to bo congratu congratulated. - lated. congratulated. Kwry business interest in AnadarlM should co-operate with the commercial club and aid in sustaining it. No greater return for the amount expended can be realized thtu that through' a live commercial club: liov. Wilson has been cam campaigning - paigning campaigning in the extreme western stntes, where he has been preoted by great crowds nnd made n most b.vorable impression. At Lincoln, Nebraska, Mr. Bryan's home, the reception to (iov. Wilson was ex exceptionally - ceptionally exceptionally cordial, and tho com- plimonts exchanged between WilJ son and Bryan wero very felici felicitous. - tous. felicitous. Ton special trains wnro run to Lincoln to carry the thousands there to meet the democratic nom nominee - inee nominee for president '- -Anndnrko hns nil "of the city convonioncos, including free mail delivery, which is more than most plnees of live or six thousand hnvo. Tho water works and electric pow or systems nro owned by tho city thereby assuring ronsonnble rntos for the service. Five miles or more of tho best asphalt paving; and moro than twenty miles of ce cement - ment cement side wnlks ndd to the beauty mid comfort ot tho oitv. For Sale flood Smith Premier typowritor SflO; new Oliver ."--CiO, J. 10. Sidors, TJeal Uatato Co., Law-ton, Ok. r have $1 0,000. OOJprivate money to loan on improved Anndnrko city property. ' U. J. Scheot.. Mrs. L. F, Lallaiide, of Bir Birmingham, - mingham, Birmingham, Ala., is in tho city vis vis-it - it vis-it ing hor sister Airs. J. A, Rogers. Lamp .'15 Each Lamp A b Each Lamp .50 Each Lamp .65 Laeh Lamp .95 Each Lamp l.d 0 Each Lamp 2.30 Each

uood account of' themselves in tho in lest. Hoy Burgor won first pri.o on Friday. His average time Wiu 40 seconds tying two steers. Clyde Burger Win second on Sat unlay, tying two stoors and aver aver-aging - aging aver-aging .'15 see. mils. The hoys say thuy had a tine time and weio tronlod royally by tlm oiti.ens of Aimdnrko.