The Daily Transcript (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 112, Ed. 1 Friday, November 12, 1915 Page: 1 of 4
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The Daily Transcript
VOLUME III
NORMAN, OKLAHOMA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1915
NUMBER 112
Seats Now
On Sale
at
Barbour's
Drug Store
Admission
35c
50c
75c
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life lilfellrf
Little Imnia Bunting
and her leading man GeorgeWhitaker in the beautiful comedy drama
"YOSEMITE"
at the Franing tomorrow night, Thursday, Nov. 11
EMMA BUNTING IN "YOSEMITE"
No play on the American stage
holds the interest of an audience any
better than "Yosemite," which comes
to the Franing Opera House, one
night only, Thursday, Nov. 11th, and
will be presented by the Emma Bunt-
ing company. It is the story of a
pretty little California girl who mar-
ries an English artist, a youth who is
a member of an aristocratic family.
He takes her to his home, but she is
unused to the ways of the aristocrats
and is shunned by his people. The
young husband is forced to separate
from her. A lost brother of the little
girl finds her in London and takes
care of her. After the lapse of eight
years she is in Paris, a famous actress.
There she has become the idol of
society and through an invitation giv-
en by her brother, her husband and
his family attend a reception given by
her. The climax is reached in the last
act, when the artist and his lost wife
recognize each other and become re-
conciled.
The Emma Bunting company will
bring the scenery for "Yosemite" and
the entire company will have parts
best fitted to each member. There is
some comedy in "Yosemite," but it
does not interfere with the main
story. George E. Whitaker is the
Englishman and the role is exactly
suited to his style.
ROUTB ONE ITEMS
j PASSED EXAMINATION
Mrs. J. A. Oliver and Mrs. Jeff Seventy-five men took the state ex-'
Roberts were the guests of Mrs. Louis filiation for county engineer, in Ok-
Tullius, last Wednesday afternoon. Lahonia Clty m September, but_ only,
Mrs. Grace Reader, of 1
ed with her mother,
one day last week.
DINNER TO FIFTY GUESTS
lesday afternoon. uu,,
ler of Purcell visit- forty-seven passed and of the forty-
r, Mrs. Jeff Roberts seven only thirty secured permanent
iinrMri/IQTOO I It t haco (hirfir I Kqitg.
one day last week. -certificates. Of these thirty, J. Bays-, Smith, fath er of Mr CM Smith of nu- "lID The ladies missionary society of the Sf ▼ /"i m« Tn«\ /*
Mrs. A. E. Will and Mrs. Henry Will don Bennett of Norman was one and h Postoffjce °Bock &™,tn ™ rhis is my story, it s all I've to tell, Baptist church met Tuesday afternoon |T C J' 3 T f) f> £
spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. C ,G„Ke,K?r- °f "obart' |°n °f Mr. f %ut at that t me on ao- ' am theA brown button that your at the home of Mrs. E. A. Foster, with II I * j II KN
Henry Walch. a"d MrsvC- Kel&er his city. - « Wr """J1™'™8* grandpa wears. Mrs. Alexander as leader. The meet- V •
Then youth, when you pass old age
walking slow
"Grandpa" W. C. Smith Celebrates His with me o'er the heart, and the head
75th Birthday—Elaborate Pro- i „ bending low,
gram at the M. E. Church i st9P think, lift your hat, in reverence
.j f stand,
r> , „, , _ ««—I i Eor soon I'll depart, worn no more in
On August 24, 1915, "Giandpa" this land.
SOCIETY NOTES
By Ruth Newell
The ladies missionary society of the
NICE MAN TO DO BUSINESS
WITH
Henry Walch. " a"a M. Keiger of this city,
Miss Nellie Oliver spent Tuesdav ^ results of the. examination were
afternoon of last wee:: with the ha,)d?d down yesterday. The Tran-
Misses Dve script congratulates the young men
The pupils of Valley View and and is sure they'U make Kood-
White Mound schools were granted a
holiday, Friday, as their teachers,' MRS. NEAL CASE ON TRIAL
Walter Scroggen and Miss Anna Har-!
ris, were attending the teachers at-; The case of Mrs. E. J. Neal against,
sociation at Norman. ^ the Holmboe company is on trial in' _ _
Mrs. Dan Short and_little son, Mar- district court today. Mrs. Neal is su- a few intimate friends."and had the
years of age, but at that time, on a.
count of sickness, he was unable to
celebrate his three-quarter:, of a cen- j T Bickerson's "Little Brown But
tury anniversary as he desired, so he ton adapte(i to a child.
put it off until u more convenient sea-
Yesterday (Nov. 9, 1915) was
it the home of Mrs. E. A. Foster, with
Mrs. Alexander as leader The meet-'
ing was well attended, there being
twenty-eight members and visitors;
present. A number of articles were!
read by the members giving accounts 1
115 EAST MAIN
PHONE SI
fixed upon to celebrate it^d theTc- OKLAHOMA.CITY-NORMAN GAME of tho missiona^ work and the m\s- , GINGER SNAPS - $1.25 Per Bushel
casion was most fittingly and worthily
celebrated at the M. E. church.
He invited his old G. A. R. com-
ades and their wives and families and
Oklahoma
sionary schools in the various states.
loma City Sport Writers Think it Mrs. Egbert who is soon to leave for j nniraiuinip oaiippkbiiit j
Will Be for High School her new home in Oklahoma City, was 1 Ifc,MADE SA(JLRKRAUT, made
Championship presented with a picture from the so-J it ourselves and know it's clean—
Interest in the game of football to ciety. The meeting adjourned to meet "> cents per pound.
played here on Friday afternoon 'n '-w0 weeks at the Baptist church. [
vin, were in Norman, Friday morning .ng the Holmboe company for $1100, M. E. ladies prepare a delicious din- - -
shopping. Master Melvin remained j damages sustained by her in March, ner. It was a banquet rather than between the high school „ . M , r, (t)li, ^ _
with his father as he is now a big, 1914, by falling into an excavation dinner, served in courses, and some Norman and Oklahoma City increases, refreshments consisting of ice cream MULLAiNU CABBAGE, sweet
man, old enough to work. .left, it is charged, by the defendant thing like fifty persons partook of it. Sport writers of the Oklahoma City and cake were served. | Juicy—$1.25 per 100 pounds.
Miss Allen, of Norman, visited last company. Judge Eagleton and Roy \ In preparing and serving, the Metho- papers believe the result will decide MJ1S- Harry McCarthney and little
week with Miss Myrtle 7/est. Lewis represent Mrs. Neal and Ed. S. 'list ladies are certainly' jewels and the high school championship; that ?n. Fredrick of Kingfisher, Okla., are
Literary was held at White Mound, Vaught of Oklahoma City and Ralph the dinner was perfect in all its ap- the protest against Cherokee will be ,'S't'ng at the iome of Mr. and Mrs.
Friday evening, as usual. The house \ Hardie appear for the defendants. ! pointments. The tables and dining decided against that team, thus put- '°hn Eraning.
was called to order by the president, . room were beautifully decorated with t'n£ the question of supremacy up to Dr. and Mrs. Edwin DeBarr were
Mr. Merle DeLong. A short business *♦♦♦*♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦ the national colors and a profusion of the Norman and Oklahoma City teams at home to the Auction Bridge Club,
and
Juicy-
Quart jars of large Queen Olives at
TODAY! TODAY!
that
KANSAS-OKLAHOMA
FOOTBALL GAME
session was held followed by "The
Parliamentary Drill," given by Prof.
W. Clark and friends. This consisted
of lectures given by University men,
interspersed with silly jokes. Much
disappointment was expressed by vis-
itors as they had expected an enter-
tainment given by the society mem-
bers.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Tullius are
the proud parents of a little son, who
arrived at their home Friday evening.
Miss Anna Lemons was sent heme
from Valley View school last Tuesday,
as she is threatened with an attack of
whooping coigh.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Monroe and
Marvin and V. C. Blizzard, of Nor- .. . .
man, were guests of their nephew,1 mrtl„ fi, ? rebate on water
Will Blanchard and family, near \ *2L££
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flowers. * neither of whom have been defeated Tuesday ni-ht.
After dinner, a program was render- except by Cherokee. „ Mrs. Guy Williams and Mrs. Jesse
Moving Pictures
University & Orpheum Theatres
We Can Accommodate All
Who Come
COME EARLY
♦ |ed, Department Commander Beasler A lal'Kc crowd will be here from Rader, will entertain with a thimble
♦ naking a talk, Rev. Ben iamin extend- oklahoma City, the Interurban hav- Party at the home of Mrs. Williams,
♦ "ng congratulations to the guest of in^ arranged to give a rate and run this afternoon (Wednesday)
♦ honor, Miss Ruth Newell simrintr a several special cars. Coach Thompson Mrs h. K. Chastain wa
olo and little Miss Smith, grand- of the Oklahoma City team (a gradu- nia City visitor Tuesday.
♦ aughter of Mr. Smith, reciting "Lit- !lto of Bennie Owens' c'ass of football . Mrs-. Eisher was an Oklahoma
♦ 'tie Brown Button." On behalf of his I '".vers) is working hard to whip his LX vl^.or Tuesday.
Mrs E. R. Chastain was an Oklaho-
The Wisteria club was entertained
♦ omrades, a Tine easy chair was pre- ''°ys into line' ani1 promises to come 1 he Wisteria clu
♦ ented to Grandpa Smith, which he ^ NT°rman wlth a strong team. "Trim" Saturday afternoon by Miss Nola
'5 cents per jar.
Fresh Creamery Butter every day
—30 cents per pound.
Twenty-five cents buys two large
ans of either Hawailn Pineapplet,
F'eaches, Pitted Cherries, Plums or
Apricots.
Asparagus, either Quail or Firtt
Pick brands, tips, for 25'cents.
LOG CABIN MAPLE SYRUP
NOTICE—METER REBATE
ighly appreciated.
Altogether the affair
| pleasing and enjoyable.
The recitation of Little Miss Doro-
; thy Smith was especially pleasing as
follows:
Little Brown Button"
Capshaw, coach of the Norman boys, Stokes. Dancing and cards were en-
most is not behind in getting his team in i°yed. The club colors of pink and
good practice and good condition. One lavender were carried out in the deco-
!,'00d feature about the chances for rations. The favors being pink car-
N'orman is that they have lost their "ations, tied with lavender ribbons.
cock-sure attitude, knowing they've '^n 'ce course was served. Missed
£fot a frame and must play with every Dorothy and Opal Rowe were special : delivery and square treatment,
ounce they possess. guests. i
The game on Boyd Field will be call- ^he St. Mary's Chapter of St. I
ed at 4 o'clock Friday afternoon. The John's Guild met on Tuesday after-
Telephone us your order for anjr-
'hing and everything in fancy or
staple groceries. We have them.
Noble, Thursday. " ' j c,erk's office on Satarday, Nov. 13th. Little brown button, that my grand*- _
Mr. Herman rortman called on Miss ' ' Wlor^, Citv < lerk. pa wears, n ^ boys ought to have a great audience noon at the residence of Mrs. Ramev
Frieda Sandel, at Noble, Friday even-! m . . . ,. , . Have you a story. If so, pray me of Norman rooters. on College avenue Besides the host-
ing. p ~7 ,tch for our bl^ ad tomorrow., tell. I ess and her guest Miss Hopkins, these
, KucKer s. | Why do you stay with my grandpa YE OLD FOLKS CONCERT , were present Mesdames Alley, Berrl-1
so old, i (ran, Dwight, Duval, Ellison, Griesmer,!
U. S. TUBES
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ti r? n o i j • a .. , ——— uuvai, l^uioun, vjiicaiiier
Judge F B. Swank and District Acting sentinel for three score years Program of Coming Concert Indicates Wonnet, Morrow, Reaves and Smith
The Finest Football Pictures
Ever Witnessed by the
Manager of Univer-
sity "heatr-
CLEAR PHOTOGRAPHY
LOTS OF ACTION
They Are Bound to Please
University & Orpheum Theatres
Acfcnission—5c and 5c
TONIGHT
Court Clerk Stogner were visitors to so bold ?
Oklahoma City yesterday. ! Youth never wears you, oh, button
1 Lrown,
—Cleveland Woolen Mills' kmcker-1 Your story I pray, what gives you
hocker suits for hoys. See them at renown?
Whitwell's Farmers Store.
PHONE 31
I am the brown button
J grandpa wears.
Interesting Entertainment —
The Old Songs in Costume
Programs for the concert to be giv-
en at the Presbyterian church on Fri-
day night, Nov. 12th, indicate it will ;lna rolls were served, t he next mei
be an enjoyable entertainment. It is he at the home of Mrs. Mon-
The chief item of business was the
olanning for the December Sale to be
held at King Hall on Saturday, Dec. |
11th. White salad and fruit, coffee
nd rolls were served. The next meet-
. Trnnr uiijuyduie eiiieriuinmeni. ii lb
y given under the auspices of the Cote- !let.
GOOD G. A. R. AUDIENCE
—U. S. Tuhbs is selling ginger ««. ,.ie b th mu„:p d'pnnrtment nf thP
iS£A *-|S~Lr •""" ~ "" ""y Tickets faveTieeri placed
tell.
11 am a .nonumeia, apparently small;
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—Look at our window of $12.50
specials in ladies' fur trimmed suits.
Ruckert.
ger snaps, too. $1.35 per bushel.
—Let us shoe the children in the i £,^present duty, response to a call',
best shoe now. Why wait for bad T"e hrave soldier whose heart under
weather for it is only a matter of a I « t ,
few days. Rudder's. Once risked life that all might be free.
I proclaim his honor, his valor, his
worth,
it 25 cents, and can be secured at^
Barbour's, or from any member of the'
Coterie.
CHIROPRACTIC FOR HEALTH
Department Commander A. A.
Beasler of the G. A. R. of Oklahoma
had a good audience at the court honae
on Monday night, meml crs of tha or-
Wl„ „• v , . r nut-. ' ganization and their families end
Numerous of those old and beautiful wU1 j meke you" ,nany^it!zen? burning out to do hon-
-ongs sang by our mothers and grand-
l.„..... I ........ J.,.,- w«t iji™i h.,«b,,„ frSKftSKTS
uonfimnntc anrl
o . , , . wnrfU * uc icnucieu, anu tut; custumes win ue , . ,,
—Clarence Swartzbrough appeared ., worth', , „ jn i;ne w;th the sornrs Members of rate y°ur trouble and remove
li.Tr'L.sKi.'!!!. sTbSa;b,,,k pore ;s.
5 ]lty t0,U8inK a /ictitious1 Pro '"nort'r'frnm K1,th . into the spirit of the occasion with all
Z"1^52 ?r°ja, ™rom west ' a"d wiU endeavor to give
^ itJ^en ^°"Brs an(^ Proud niiint'rv thrnmrh him ™ t 'heir audience a fine entertainment,
costs was the penalty. 1 „ * ° fre8 a ticket to Ye Old Folks.
DR. J. S. ENDICOTT,
Chiropractor.
MRS. ENDICOTT,
( sentiments, and one free from any
, bitterness. All who heard and met
| him speak in the highest terms ot
him and his talk.
Matron and Assistant. —Gold fish deal free at Mayfield'*.
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Burke, J. J. The Daily Transcript (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 112, Ed. 1 Friday, November 12, 1915, newspaper, November 12, 1915; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc113088/m1/1/: accessed May 5, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.