The Daily Transcript (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 126, Ed. 1 Tuesday, November 10, 1914 Page: 1 of 4
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VOLUME II
The Daily Transcript
NORMAN, OKLAHOMA, TUESDAY, NOV. 10. 1914
HI I 111 H 11 II || || HI I II It'll II I II I | 1 1 1 H' | WAR NOTES OF INTEREST.
NUMBER 126
Vegetables and Fruits
Celery, Cauliflowers, Lettuce, Cabbage, Green
Peppers, Fresh Tomatoes, Green To-
matoes and Turnips.
Grape Fruit, Red Emperor Grapes, Apples,
Oranges, Bananas and Fresh Cocoanuts.
EVERYTHING IN THE FRESH
and CURED MEATS
Society Notes of Interest.
Bowling's Cash Grocery
To the Voters of Cleveland
County.
I desire to express my sincere
thanks for the splendid vote
given me last Tuesday. That I
am deeply grateful goes without
saying.
Your obedient servant,
CLAUD PICKARD.
—We have the world beat on
blankets—WhitwelPs.
—Norman Judd goes to Red
Rock and other points in North
There has been little new in! Mr. and Mrs. B. Smith of
w.u circles during the last week I rotection, Kas., came in last
|or ten days, reports coming that' night on a visit to their daugh-
| conditions are normal, with here' ter, Mrs. S. R. Stokes and family
'and Wiere fierce lighting attend-1 * * * *
ed with much loss of lives, but Mrs. Everett Sherman and
j no material advantage to either babe of Lexington were week-
| side. The German ships have ei d guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
j given the best account of them- Holland.
selves, their submarines and tor- * * * *
pedo boats seeming to be supe- j Masters Loyd and Russell Mor-
jrior to those of the Allies, and;gan entertained some twenty!
i numerous ships of the latter, little friends to a party Saturday
I nave gone down. It is predicted night. Lawn games were play-
: that the fall of Tsing Tau will ed, and most of the little guests
[relieve many Japan and English!either performed on the piano
| vessels for aggressive work j or gave entertaining and clever
| against the German vessels. j readings. After an hour's pro-
T gram the refreshments, consist-
Ixindon, Nov. 9. — The Ger- ing of ice cream and cake, were
; mans have renewed their often- j served.
j sive in the vicinity of Ypres and * * * *
Dixmude, where several pre-! The Gym girls about fifty in
vious attempts to break through number enjoyed a party at the
Carranza still declares he is >the a'"ed lines and gain the Gymnasium Saturday night
lirst chief of Mexico and refuses ! c°ast of France have been re-f * * * *
to abide by the decision of the Puja®d after the most severe Thursdav Mrs Ed Burke and
conference at Aguas Calientes fighting of the war. Miss Esther Johnson chaperon
which made Eulalio Gutierrez Despite the reverses which the en the following vounir Deonle on
the president, deposing both Austro-German armies has suf- ™ aH-d£f XK
Carranza and Villa. He has or-, ^red in the east, where the Rus-, brk£e: Mi^es Helen Berrv
dered the conference dissolved |*lans have now set their feet incline Little Miblo HenWton'
and commanded his generals to German territory, both in East ^(ratha Burke Ruhv Helm ■ Mil'1
join their commands, threaten-! Prussia and Posen, the Germans dml McClure - Messrs Ral~
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join their commands, threaten-!x "• rosen, me liermans rirpf| Mefliw p.,„ I
ing them thai a refusal W «*id to be still sending rein- , rVri fh. K w ' '
mean they are traitors. \ forcements to the west in an en- KL Everett SteSg
Allen, Joshua Clardy and John-i
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; forcements to the west in an er-
Gutierrez has been sworn in deavor to break down the re-
. as president and will be support- sistmice of the French, British
Oklahoma today on a prospect-j ed by Villa and the Villa forces. arR' Belgians, who have been
jing tour. Mrs. Judd and babe are 'This means that civil was is on holding their positions and have; Mr ,in.i i\rr, cpn p ,
visiting friends i„ Moore this ZVttoZVS™ MSSSj* *"*"
(just like Huertabefore him. The , There has, however, as yet hu.-'ban<ls"l;lst 5"
week.
—J.
D. Womack, formerly
and
with the Transcript, but who: Washington administration is "" uecisivt- acuon iout
went to California some months j giving tentative support to the aJ'jng the whole front, but et
morning from Jnew President and Villa. j S1«e ls milking gains which may
ago, blew in this morning from
the north, declaring that while
'been no decisive action fought
;ach
"M uuvmiiug 111(i u
California is a mighty fine state, j Mansur & Brewer Sell to C. W.
Oklahoma is good enough for
him. He says there are a great
many mechanics in California,
Varney.
many more than the jobs justify,' | the^r groLfy store'to MnC.'w excess* s?tMa?tbnh w?h™the ''indsay' Mr' E*an Osterhaus,
and it is a pretty good jtate to | Varney. and will trive nnSWSSim, W'th the Misses Ava Berry. Lee Berry,
count when the crisis is at hand.
With the tremendous forces op-
posing each other any progress
must necessarily be slow in
these days of siege battles, but
day night, at the home of the
latter. The house decorations
were appropriate to the Hallo-
we'en season, as was the color
scheme in the refreshments.
Guests outside of the regular
members and husbands were
Mr. Claud Pickard, Mr. Bill
and it is
stay aw . _
and the children, who are with built up a nice business durin
" ate .< . buut n
children, who are with built up , nice business durtat:'"M and Lelia Pickard; Mr. and Mrs.
For Wednesday
Thurday, Friday
We are going to give you one of the
greatest values in Ladies suits for three
days that we ever offered in Norman,
We will have 50 suits both long and
short coats that are worth $20.00,
$25.00 and $27.00 in any store in
the state. They are in the new shades
and are all very popular styles and
won t last long at the price offered.
Ail $20.00 suits $15.00
All $25.00 and
$27.00 at - -
See them in our Ladies
Wear Store window.
$19.50
Ready=to-
are well and like"Cdtfomtafine., Er absolutX^n^n.1,! % L°"don' ,Nov- 8- ~ At three
The Socialist candidate fdr and will turn over an excellentSilesia East"Prussia''tnd'fn
sheriff in McClain county was, stock of goods and fine patron- Alsace-forces of the Siies were T •
elected by 46 plurality over age to the new proprietor. Mr. on German soil Mondav anrl fnr Lindsav
Frank Farris Democrat, but | Varney is one of the old-time the firsTtimesiiS the outbreak
now says he doesnt want the merchants of Norman, thorough- of hostility, conditions seemed
job. Perhaps, however, hell ly experienced, and has been to presage, in the pinion of
change his mind by Jan. 1st, connected with the Whitwell - opinion 01
when he is expected to assume stores for some months. Here's
his duties. He is a well-digger wishing the old and new every
near Blanchard, and made no good thing.
campaign for election. I
—12 1-2 cent Outing for 10c— —1200 yards Sousette in all
WhitwelPs. colors, for 19c a yard — Whit-
—The Board of Trustees of iwe"
the Presbyterian church are en- Rev. and Mrs. H. W. Newby,
crtiraged over the outlook fori®' an -Antonio, Texas, visited
th' ir new church building. The J. "r ;50ns-
building committee reported to ;!l'reno\
the board Saturday night and
their report was adopted, recom
Ellinger of Noble, Mr. and Mrs
Jack Foster.
RucKer's
OF COURSE
Last Wednesday Mrs. L. C. 11
. entertained the Linger!
Longer club at its regular semi-1
monthly meeting. For roll call
tate heroes were mentioned. %■
a re-
con-
Mrs. Clyde Pickard gave a read-
ing entitled "Mr. ITobkin's First1
Bicycle Rido." Visitors present
were Mrs. Ellinger of Noble,!
Mrs, Green man. Mrs. H. P. Mey-i
"s, a d Mrs. John McCall.
mending the letting of the con- '
tract. Some few details are,yet ",;:ckwell tomorrow
to be worked out, but it
thought the contract will
British military observers,
versal of the roles of the
tending armies.
Up to the present Germany
has bee?! fighting, generally
speaking, in the territory of her
enemies. Vow she would appear
to be more or less seriously me-
naced from the east by the vic-
torious armies of Grand Duke
rrelt, John a*id Nicholas, th- advance guards of to the Old Regime Thursday
unday, and will re- which are less than 200 .miles ternoon, Nov. 5th. All the mem-
from Berlin. bers were present but three.
It is true there was a brief The responses to roll call
Russian invasion of East Prus-
Old Regime Meeting.
Mrs. R. C. Berry was hostes
!lf-i
main in Oklahoma until aftei
the marriage of Mr. Errett New-
by, which is to be solemnized at
, Miss Lola
! W. North being the bride,
be!. —The "Trey 'O Hearts," which
responses to roi
were both interesting and in-
dunng the early stages of structive. Each member has
the war, while the French have been asigned to a special topic
jcl win oe . -vr- C tor a long time held their posi- for roll-call during the vear and
signed up and work commenced £ Pwbhshed from week to tion in Alsace; but,the latest de- she has something new and ir-
soon; I , "? the. Transcript and velopment in the Russian ad- teresting alor" that line at each
!l&itvm3grSUre8 Vhe lVTCe' :f thp interpretation plac- meeting This was music da?
I i es everv Mnll-n on 11 In, London " ""t all and Mrs. W. N. Rucker was lead-
n interest as tho S ' TIT 17™g' 18 the most in,l,"rtant of ,ev, assisted by Mrs. 1). W. Griffin
and is worth vnnr i i" !i' ' campaign up to the present ind Mrs. W. M. Newell. "The
seeing ' ' "g and U™-. Preludes of Chopin," Mrs. Grif-
—Somethincr lii/o on non + 1S * h16^' ^speculation, of j fin; "Biography of B. Edward
of fooH J ' tons course, to say Germany may be McDonel." Mrs. Newell; "An-
hieh seas n til l °" f Lor,ced forthwith to retire fromjcient Music — the First One
high seas on their way from ; Belgium, or even cease her of- Thousand Years, A. D," Mrs.
Rucker.
SPECIALS
CELERY
GRAPE I RUIT
PUMPKINS
APPLES
CRANBERRIES
SWEET POT \TOES
TURNIPS
IRISH POTATOES
FLOUNDER. BASS AND
TROUT FISH
BEEF STEAK
PORK STEAK
PORK SAUSAGE
PORK ( HOPS
PORK ROAST
BEEF ROAST
VEAL
MINCE HAM
BOILED HAM
SWISS PREMIUM BACON
SWISS CURED HAM
PURE HOC LARD
COMPOUND LARD
CRUSTO SHORTENING
COTOI.ENE
CRISCO
FRYING CHICKEN
BRAINS
OYSTERS
DUCKS
HENS
FRESH FISH
Crittenden's Grocery
jAmenca to the starving Bel- fensive in this arena. In certain
ouarters howpJ rrtJ ."A, S£me af,eas of France and Belgium the, inese talks were very plea t
the 9r aT takinGr a vigoro'^ of" ^ well as instructive. X
seize the_ stores after fensive, but it is too early to pre- Following these papers Mrs <£
Belgium and use diet that Germany will not re- J.-s. D. Maguire and Mrs Ruck'r *1*
i s hardlv notti;1"^ bUt new her smashing tactics in an played a Wet "Somrades in %
Hnro-o f Possible, fhey seized ; effort to break through the line i Arms," by F Clifton Haves t
stuffs at Antwern"1" but th ?n<ilrhat there much hnrd Rucker followed w-th alt
were the spoils of war those, around Ypres. sweet touching little piece- f
—The S worlT nf «„•( T" a"y eve!f, German retire- "From the Heart," by Carl Wil- 1*
Pickard S Ir L , Shen!r'men , r°m Belgium probably helm Kern. This closed the pro- .j.
force was evi- would be very slow as the forces gram. ?
I yestaerday when of Emperor William have made The hostess, assisted by her t
ble one fnM m^n "j 1he entire country behind their niece. Miss Helen Pugh of Ken- £
,l e one for hootieggm^ and the hattie line one vast fortificati.m, tuckv, who is her house guest !
.others for transporting. The,with trenches ever more care- and Mrs. Rav Berry served de
University Theatre
"Where The Crowds Go"
Program for Tonight
2 Reel "Victor Drama
with
J. WARREN KERRIGAN
•'The Gentleman
From Kentucky'
Sterling Comedy
with
That Komical Kuss
Ford Sterling
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Trapped in a Closet
Prices 5c and 10c
Vi^'afvpn1" ™erlfed ^'feo fulIy PrePared than those they! ficlouIVefreshr^ents.
was given 30 days and $50. The are still holding in France.
paid aggregate fines of
others
$100.
—Little Albert Kulp gave a
pleasing little party to a number
of his little friends yesterday
evening, at the home of his pa-
rents, Prof, and Mrs. Victor
Kulp, on Boyd street, the occas
With Tsing Tau under Japa-
nese and British vessels used in
the capture of this German
stronghold, there should be a
sharp impetus to naval activity
in the far east, as these vessels
now may center their attention
the roving German cruisers
hostels'efLe?in^ uJeV6'Sd^had
another delightful and instruc- ■ 4.
tive meeting. The Old Regime 4*
will meet Nov. 19th with Mrs.
D. W. Griffin. Subject: "Civics.'
SEE HERE. TRADERS!
. ■ . • —' ,,,, uic viciIIiriii cruisers
sion ieing" his fourth birthday, which have been so successful in
j ourteen little folks made their operations against British
merry on the lawn, and were lat- shipping. .
j er treated to ice cream and oth-!
|er dp,lVr^s dear to the heavt of —City pmoerty, 8-room house
younf^tpvs Mrs. V'ctor Kulp anci four lots, to trade for im-
^ i«8 n y Mrs. Kulp, Sen., proved 'acreage suburban prop-
and Miss Florence Biggers.1 erty. Phone 39. Gtd&w
from
Okla-
160 acres, 2 1-2 'miles
"ood railroad market in
1 homa countv, 40 acres in or-
"hard, worth in cash $3,000,
^oHgatje S1ROO, and want to
frade for residence in northwest
..TAILORING.
SUITS MADE TO MEASURE AT FROM
$15.00 to $35 00
Cleaning and Pressing promptly done.
We Cflll for and Deliver your clothes.
208 W.
Main
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Burke, J. J. The Daily Transcript (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 126, Ed. 1 Tuesday, November 10, 1914, newspaper, November 10, 1914; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc112834/m1/1/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.