The Evening News from Ada, Oklahoma • Page 3

SHOWING ONLY THE VERY CREAM OF THE LICENSED I "Lodging for the An Exciting Night's Adventure cfo the Mexican Border. A Thrilling Story from Start to Finish, one of BIOGRAPH'S Latest and Best Productions. The Adopted Son SLUG A Realistic Story of Modern City Life Prices 5 and lOc 'Mrs. W. itifcCal, who father, "Ai returried' home at OHenryetta yestierday AT THE MING BAGGOT IN LET NO MAN PUT ASUNDER When we Advertise KING BAGGOT, You "put it down" that we have SOME Program.

"The Squatter's Child" JACK CONWAY Plays the Lead in this Film. See the Beautiful Scenery in this Picture "The Squatter's Child," a Picture for YOU, Tomorrow: Animated Weekly, No. 14 "Italian Friendship" 'The Holy City. COMING! "The 'Under Two Flags. 'A Soldier's Honor' 'JESS' District Manager VV.

W. Ayres and W. E. MoKelvey want your application in the Yeomen. Phone 184 or 140.

164-30t WE COAL promptly, and without making a lot of dirt about it. SOMEWHAT HEAVY are the tons of coal we send to OUT Never a pound below the weight. And it is free from dirt and atones--every piece burns and gives Jbenc. Can't i any coa! at price. i if vrn KP of coal and us.

ot slack for a ton yon i 5 J'ifM ibs. of cos I the slack Is I ro you. We. nff I von slack If yon i ted it nut-d it for our boilers, so nnc! oitr I IP If ore vr-V- A I rOI.I) CO. Phnnp 29.

flXALL Makes It New CITY NEWS IN BRIEF Two -cones of ice cream for at Tobin's, S2-6t Reflnlsh year shabby furniture --youcando It yourself, successfully, and other expenditure brings such complete natlflfactloa i 101 i the Jew pennies spent Jn mak- aDout a weeK. lag the shabby furniture, floors and woodwork look brighter and The grain crop of D. Floyd Just nortih of the city limits turned out :17 bushels of wheat to the acre and 40 of oats. Loose leaf ledger's at Honey's. 229 tf.

J. McKeel was a passenger to 'Muskogee this morning. Always got all kinds ql paint at lowest prices at Dr, iHoIley's Drug Stare. 229tf Sam one of the leading business men. of Stratford, was looking after business in Ada today.

Tobln will sell you a dish of good ice cream for 5c. 82-6t Ben Wade left this morning for, tSa- pulpa, where he will be, assigned to a Western Union of-fice. All kinds of blaoK booKs, ledgers, cash books and day books at Holley'd Drug 229tf R. J. Easley of Detroit, arrived this afternoon on a visit to his sister, Mrs.

W. L. Reed. M. JD.

Timberlake made a -business to Okmulgee yesterday afternoon. ice. cream 5c dish -at Tobin's. 82-6t i Rev. J.

M. Brundage left thia uiorn- iCupid hag been taking a vacation lately. Not a marriage licence sued from the 5 ch until today, when two -were passed out. One of these was to a couple of color, and the oth- to a couple from Johnston coun- George Gibson returned this morning from Sulphur, where foe had been for the benefit of his health. He was (considerably, limproved and expects go 'back to Sulphur in a day or two.

The Yeomen is, the largest beneficiary order in the world that admits men and women on equal terms. 64-3Ut The (Mexican border lhas always been a place where exciting adveen-- ture abounded, and the Biograph conir pany has just staged a thrilling drama in that locality, entitled "Lodgings for the Night." A night full of excitement. Adopted iSon" is a realistic story of modern city life. MAJJY HEAT Chicago, 111., July relief from the heat wave which has hilled forty people in seven days in this city, came today when a shift in the wind brought breezes from the lake. 'Four more deaths recorded today and "there were fifteen prostrations, despite the cooler weather.

(Nine cases of bein-g bitten by mad dogs reached the police. 'Three deaths were reported tonight from Boston, with numerous prostrations. Two were killed by the heat at Syracuse. One of the little tragedies of the heat scourage here was the death of Jennie Kolacheski, four years of age. In order that the 'baby might fresh air her mother had placed her on a flre escape three stories up on a dingy, crowded tenement.

The child tossed about in her sleep and fell over the railing, being instantly killed. Indications tonight are for thunder-storms (Which will break up the heat and humidity hanging over the country. 'Phoenix and the, most tirecP; unpleasant- notoriety, made no return of their records today. Quebec had S4, or two degrees hotter than Washington. Boston reported 96 and New York 0.

in up well pn hitroducedj 'better than moat of our men and 'womeni tt eace curiosity grew 'more and more and visits more and more frequent, for indeed it a great i verse with iSuch an able and intellectual cJhild. The result of this curiosity, and the investigation of her mental lability led me to decide; that 1 wanted her, for my Jife companion so I began my suit. She hesitated for quite a time, on account of her er age, but finally success 1 crowned my efforts and: at the age of 16 years, 2 months and 25 days, her hand, her dear life and heart, was presented to me by her dear father, on the day of Novem ber 1882, and this was the happiest day pf my life to this time. Dtiring the entire period of our married life, of over 29 short and sweet years, she has always been thoughtful, loving and kind. In sickness, in health, in in wealth, sHe has never forsaken me.

She has never failed to meet with a loving embrace and sweet kiss on my return from professional calls at all hours of the day and night and with a nice warm lunch. She was the best, the truest, the purest, the most lov- alble companion, ever lived to lighten a home with her sunshine of radiant glory, ever dispelling ell -gloom and sadness about her. She made our home a always contented and endeavoring to make all those about. her ihappy, absolutely devoid of all selfishness, not a word of complaint, contented at all times without as well as 'with the luxuries of life. Oh, friends, how we miss our darling companion, and daughter.

No one knows like we, Our home, oh, so lonely, our life so dark so deso- late without her sweet angelic 'presence. Her voice was always raised, singing praises to God in our home when not otherwise engaged in making her home heavenly, and' her loved ones happy as long as she was us. She was a dutiful and Idving child to her parents, giving them no cross, always doing some kind act to make them glad and to show her love and appreciation for their protecting care when a depehdent babe. As a mother she had no superior. She has never spoken a harsh or unkind word to her children, though firm, but loving and tender and they always respected and obeyed her.

I thank 5ofl National Bank of Ada ADA, JUNE 14, 1912 Loans and Discounts 59.86 United States Bonds at 17,500.00 Bank Building, Furniture and 21,191.94 Other Real Estate 1,167.50 CASH AND 3I8HT EXCHANOE TOTAL LIABILITIES Capital Stock 50,000.00 Surplus and Profits. 26,574.07 Circulation 17,500.00 DEPOSITS 349.430.19 itOTAL $443,504.26 The above statement is correct. P. A. NORRIS, Pres.

this Summer! If you think of any, excuse to go to Colorado--GO. Once there you won't think why you went, but why you didn't go before. Colorado is Nature's one supreme burst of beauty. One week there will fill your mind with scenes too big to describe, too grand to forget. If you are a Knight of Pythias, then you have a double reason for going, for the Encampment Knights of Pythias will be held in Denver, Aug.

5th to 14th A trip to Colorado costs less than you think, for there are extra low round trip tourist fares in efiect. FRISCO I Ask the Frisco Agent about fares from your town schedules, etc. ft was through her Christian life and, example that tier children obeyed the gospel. Spe has-ney-. er indulged in slang, or uncouth language and taught her children to abstain from same.

Always polite to Wall Paper 111 W. MAIN PHONE 13 Has taken a tumble in Price On account of the backward season this year, I find that I am overstocked on Wall Paper In order to stimulate trade in this I am doind to make prices that will move it. Call and see I can show you better than I can tell you. L. T.

Walters. anything to side track us and lose our eternal home. It will not be so you to keep the faith, your dear sweet mamma kept daily all her life, but for papa it will not toe BO easy, for he neglected his duty hid Master too late in life, and he! will need yout help and I implore you and the aona and daughters of the Most High God, to us continue steadfast in the faith and work as dear sweet mamma did, that we may all receive the happy welcome. Well done, good and faithful children, enter into the home with mamma and little Gene which I have prepared for you. Then and not until then will it be; that we will have begun to live the life that is worth living, B.

SHAfNDS. Join the Brotherhood American Yoemen. Membership 165,000 reserve $2,000,000. 64-30t This afternoon a jolly fishing party composed of Raymond Barton, Bailey Bobbitt, Don Tolbert and wife, Brown, of Mj.ll Creek, and Mary Tolbert and daughter. Be- Jbecca, left (for iBoggy.

The purest and the beet "Crystal Ice Cream" served at 'Ramsey's. tf The program at the DeSota thia evening is'right up to the top notch. King Baggot stars in 1 "Let 'No Man 'Put Asunder," His name is sufficient guaranty that this picture is first class in every detail. The Child" is a beautiful weateern story. Tomorrow: "Italian Friendship." the News WANT COLUMN be umn.

Phone us your ad today. ing' for Clarita, where he will spend You can save the old chair that with hallowed memories-you can make the floors look UlMI mm 11 yon apply FIX ALL Finah That you can economically and perfectly reproduce tbe most expensive ihard woods. The coat is trifling. 18 beautiful colors--la cans from quarter pints, Itic to callous, Notiuaf See B. B.

Howard for kinds of in work. Phone 256. 166-dtt L. T. Walters went to Oklahoma on matters of business this m.rrn ing.

New Wall paper coming In all thf while at Holley's. 22i9tf furniiurc like this Mrs. of Mrs, 8, I. Tobias, who has 'been quite ill, js reported The Yeomen will initiate a class of one hundred July 20th. Give us your (K-3td; application today.

Epperfion returned rerday afternoon from an extended visit to various points in Texas. On street, in beautiful Ford addition. Terms tp salt por- Title Mrs. Newton B. To Our (Neighlbors, Friends and Loved Ones: I desire to 'give an epitome of the life of our darling poimpanion, Mrs, Lucy Adelia who was ruthlessly taken from as by the Kin-g of Terror, Death, in the City of Dal- ilas, on the 12th day of June, 1912, at 3:30 o'clock p.

m. peacefully and sweetly, as if she had: lain down for a sweet repose, as had 'been her custom at this time, since her health had failed. Her advent in this -world being October 19th, 1866, and at death wa's 45 years, 9 months and 23 days old. When ten years of age, she united with the Christian church, at Willow Springs, Texas, and obeyed her Master's command in baptism, continuing (Steadfastly in the faith until her work was ended. I know, that my darling received the "we'll done thou good, and faithful Christian, enter tlipu into'the joys of Her father, TV Stephenson moved his family to Forney, Texas, in 1878.

It was my good fortune to aneet iny darling, Miss Lucy Adelia Stephenson first when only ten years ot age, and to my great astonishment I found her conversing intelligently on aabjeeta requiring deep and great mental ability, therefore, being very much interested I further acquaintance in order to tttfarfr myaeJf tbat all. I fail to recall an instance when she ever replied--yes or no to 'any one. Yes sir and; no sir, 1 was her -manner of reply. She' was as polite, as kind and affectionate, all through her dear sweet life and more so toward the close, than when I first met her. Aill through her dear life she was found trying to do something to make us all love her more dearly, if possible.

Her life though very short, it seems to me, has 'been well spent. Quoting my brother, Dr. Eugene ShandS, who wrote me he said, "She was a noble iChristian character, a good and faithful, wife, a devoted motherland to me, a very dear and loving sister. The loss 'to you, Jesse and Allyne cannot be estimated by human calculation and nothing I can say or do can lessen the grief or soften the sorrow, that'now overwhelms you. I iknow that 'Sister is in heaven, and already in sweet cbm.r munion, with little Gene and other loved ones, who have gone 'before.

She was an exemplary Christian character and I have no fears of her future, and this us all to emulate her example, and live the sweet, Christian life that she lived, always." Now in conclusion, I went to to my children, your sweet, darling an-' gel mamma and little brother Gene, anxiously waiting our eomJagr aad we must not permit the rarmer The Farmer and the Bank are connected by the closeit One would be impossible without the other. This Bank seasons. specializes in helping the Farmer at all If you have any trouble or financial ambitions come in and let us talk it over. Several heads are better than one, and we can propably'help you. Every aceomodation is afforded farmers and you are cordially invited to make this; bank your headquarters when you come to town.

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