The Daily Transcript (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 75, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 15, 1915 Page: 1 of 4
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The Daily Transcript
VOLUME III
NORMAN, OKLAHOM "VEDNESI) AY, SEPT. 13. 1915
MJMBF.R 75
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U. S. TUBBS
"THE NICE MAN TO DO
BUSINESS WITH"
CITY PARK A "RESORT"
Headquarters for all kinds of Sta-
ple and Fancv Groceries, which are
delivered anywhere in the city.
Phone 31, tells us your wants, and we
will do the rest. Attention is called
to our fresh fruits and vegetables:
It is reported that the city park is
becoming an undesirable resort, and
that in consequence the officers in-
t> nd to pay more attention to it than
they have been doing. Residents
along the streets leading to the park
state that every night when the
weather is at all pleasant, large num-
bers of young people can be noticed
wending their way parkward. return-
ing anywhere from 11 o'clock to 2
o'clock in the morning, and that some
of the scenes are not gentlemanly nor
ladylike.
OIL AND GAS ACTIVITIES
Apples
Plums
Oranges
Lemon
Pears
Sweet Potatoes
Tomatoes
Irish Potatoes
Cabbage
String Beans
Fine line of Breakfast Foods of all
kinds.
Best brands of Flour at lowest
prices.
Our line of canned goods cannot be
surpassed for quantity or quality.
The Transcript learns that leases to
some 10,000 acres of land near Stella
have been turned over to an oil drill-
ing company and work is to com-
mence, according to contract, upon a
2 >00 foot well. The indications are
said to be good.
Work on the well at Eason is still
going forward, according to ex-County
Clerk McComb, who keeps posted on
oil ami gas activities in this county,
but nothing new can be learned about
it except that "indications are favor-
cble." In fact, the drillers and pro-
moter- are very reticent about it
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ONE NEGRO C APTURED
SCHOOLS AT NOBLE OPEN
Prof. W. E. Green is the new prin-
cipal of the Noble public schools,
which opened last Monday for a nine
months term. The teachers are Miss
Lelia Pickard, Miss Katherine Wise,
Miss Ana Pickard, Miss Maud North-
cijtt and Miss Payne. Noble schools
are always regarded as among the
best in the county, and this year's
work is expected to be one of its best.
Deputy Sheriff Barker returned
yesterday from McAlester, where he
succeeded in capturing one of the ne-
groes implicated in the theft of two
mares from a Mr. Edwards near Stel-
la. He is a young neero named Sut-
ton, about 18 years old, and in coun-
ty court today pleaded guilty. He
says they traded one of the animals
off and the other got away from
them Deputy Barker is now after
the other negro, with good* prospects
of getting him.
Fall Opening Tomorrow
THURSDAY
Special Souvenirs to Ladies from 4 to 8 P. M.
MUSIC
Souvenirs and Music in Charge of Four of
Norman 's Prettiest Young Ladies
REMEMBER: This opening is especially to show you the styles and goods.
We want you to see them whether you purchase n^w, or not. A pleasure to
shew you.
W 1V 1
S, of COU
—Experienced lady stenographer
-I arm for Sale: Cash or long and bookkeeper wishes position. Ex-
time. or trade for Norman property, cellent recommendations M E C.
Henry Walker, Ringwood, Okla. 12 East Center St., Fayetteville, Ark.
Chase & Sanborn's
Teas and Coffees
Our Teas and Coffees
possesses three points of ex-
cellence:
The AROMA is delightful
and appetizing.
The TASTE is delicious
and inviting.
The EFFECT is invigor-
ating.
There is no "dope" which
leaves the headache, in our
teas and coffees.
Our excellent tea and cof-
fee costs more per poun I ' ut
less per cup.
Seal Brand, finest grown
oer It. 40c
Fancy Blend, per lb 35c
Choice Blend 30c
Tokay Grapes, Peaches,
Apples, Oranges, Bananas,
Lemons.
Celery, Cabbage, Green
Peppers, Fresh Tomatoes.
OUR.
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MISS I K..N MILES
WEATHER FORECAST
Issued by the U. S. Weather
Bureau, Washington, IJ. C., for
the week beginning Wednes-
day, Sept. 15, 1015.
For tile West Gulf States:
Showers at the beginning of
the week will be followed by
generally fair weather in this
di.-triet. Temperatures will
ave age near or slightly below
the normal. _
SAFETY
FIRST
BARBOUR'S
GROCERY
McGINLEY'S
; J he bect wav to buv
1 paint is to go by the
name.
One name is safe in paint;
/never seen on poor paint; weak i
paint or short measurer; Devoe.
Miss Fern Miles, of Guthrie, who ,
has been assisting Rev. E. O. Whit-; I here are a hundrt d names in
well in evangeltistic work for seve-al ... a
months, will lead the music at the re- gSome are {JOG. Some are
vival service Thursday night in the nr)t
| M. E. Church, South. Miss Miles is a
i sweet singer and has the gift of lead-
ership in song, and she and Mr. Whit-
1 well have held a number of very s :c-
cessful meetings together in Texas
and Oklahoma.
At Junction, Texas, where thej re-
cently closed a successful revival.
The Citizen and the Junction Light
both speak very highly of their work.
commenting as follows on Mi-- Miles: *""■
The Citizen: "Miss Miles is indeed
a very valuable assistant to the evan-
gelist in the services. She is a sweet
singer of talsr*: and consecrated
spirit, and sings "he gospel messaee
j into the hearts of the ]-?ople most ec-
! fectivelv."
The Junction Light: "Miss Miles is
i a gifted singer and possesses a clear.
sweet voice, and her singln." is a fac-
tor in the success of a revival met- -
ing."
Hesr Miss Miles and Dr. Barrett
Thursdav r.iirht. md don't forget ! ;
service TONIGHT.
If there is another such paint as
Devoe Lead-and-Zinc Paint, we don't
Sir v of it. You'll find not only econ-
omy in Devoe; you'll find security.
ANDERSON & COUSINS
110 S. Peters Ave.
Agency
NEW FIRM—BERRY & MEYER
Everything to Eat and Wear
We are making a special effort to locate all new-
comers. If we fail to find you call 101 or 247 and our
solicitor will call and give you a complete price list of
our Groceries, Meats. Bakery and Dry Goods in con-
nection.
McGINLEY'S
iv Berry
:s moviiv
5'ever, t
after by
operate the
■ Orpherm"
m in th
hps sold a half interest
picture theatres to Mil -
ul the firm name will
Ber ■ & Meyer. They
.0 theatres, "The
esent location and
occupy the new-
house building.
MOORE SCHOOLS OPEN
The schools at Moore opened ln«<:
Monday with Mr« Gamble, of Enid.
as principal and F.lva Johnson a? as- ._
sistant. There is an increased attend- 0f financiallv and in everv other
ance and an excellent term is in pros- way.
pect. '
hich is now leing arranged for a
most perfect uptodate moving picture
1-f'se. "The University" is also being
' in applepie order for the fall and
er business.
' i the young men are popular
and <>• Vent business men. Thev ex-
pect to - "non" into the >vork, to
put on the • ••• -* ■- *hey can
est, and there . 3:. n why they
mld not make a complete sueces
RUCKER'S OPENING
FOR SALE OR TRADE
Four lots
Highland Addition to
i We want every lady in Norman and Norman, and also 100x37.">% feet,
I vicinity to be at our store from 4:00 -autiful building spot on West Side,
to 8:00, at the opening of our Ready- Want cash, good notes or rent prop-
to-Wear fall goods. Everything for erf. town or countrj
ladies and misses wear, in the latest W. L. Eagleton, owner, Norman.
styles.
Rucker's, of course. NOTICE TO UNI STUDENTS
MONEY TO LOAN
I have a few thousand dollars to
loan on citv real estate.
C. H. BESSENT,
—The school in the Robinson dis-
trict, No. 16, began last Monday with
Mrs. F. A. Wolf as teacher.
New students enrolling at the Uni-
versity for the first time this year,
• an enroll any time up to and inc'ud-
! ing Wednesday, Sept. 22nd. Old tu-
I dents, in all departments, can enroll, j
| without penalty, up to and inc'udmg
Saturday. Sept. 18th.
E. R. NEWBY, Registraar.
—Pears for Sale: Keifer; 75 cent-
per bushel at orchard or $1.00 deliver-
ed. Phone, or call at H. O. Miller -
place, 2 miles south of town. :>t
—Married: J. H. Pounds, 22, and
M:-- Jennie Ruth Pott-, 21, were mar-
ried by Judge B. F. Wolf on Monday.
—Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wheeler are
the guests of Oklahoma City friend-
this afternoon.
—Wanted: Work in painting, var-
nishing and kalsomining by an ex-
perienced hand. Enquire Shelton Ho-
tel, East Main. J. E. Melott. 3t
—Girl Wanted: To do general
h< use work. Mrs. Wm. Morgan, 805
N. Peters avenue, phone 182.
—Jewel Westervelt, of the Kimber-
lin Clothing Store, is absent on a
business trip to Anadarko.
—Good Room to Rent: At No. 116
North Santa Fe. Furnishe.'. Inquire
on the premises. 3t
I can sell you a lot; furnish money
either private or Building, and Loan;
insure the house and furniture; insure
the husband and new wife--In fact
start you in life SEE
A. McDANIEL
PHONE 23
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California Bungalos a Specialty. Plans and estimates fur-
nished on application. Have plans of many fine residences and
bungalows. I am here to stay.
Address: R. A. BUTTERFIELD, Norman, Okla., and I will
be glad to call on you.
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CARPENTERING AND CONTRACTING
N. H. SPENCER
No. 211 West. Gray. Job Work a Specialty
Drop me a card and I will call and figure with
you on oig ot little jobs.
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They Are Here
Our New Rugs Have Arrived
THEY ARE ARE OF THE VERY
LATEST DESIGNS AND
IN ALL SIZES
4-6x6-6, 6x9, 8-3x10-6, 9x12
AND AT PRICES THAT WILL BE INTERESTING TO YOU.
We are receiving large shipments of furniture daily and e are
in position to fit up jour room or house. We will
be glad to show you.
DON'T FAIL TO SEE OUR FINE LINE OF LINOLEUMS-
LATEST PATTERNS
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Burke, J. J. The Daily Transcript (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 75, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 15, 1915, newspaper, September 15, 1915; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc113050/m1/1/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.