The Daily Transcript (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 194, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 7, 1916 Page: 1 of 4
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VOLUME III
The Daily Transcript
NORMAN, OKLAHOMA, MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1916
NUMBER 194
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Fresh Tomatoes
Everybody's Movement
Fresh Vegetables Today
GREEN SPRING ONIONS
FRESH CABBAGE
FRESH CELERY
GREEN STRING BEANS
GREEN MUSTARD
GREEN SPINACH
GREEN PEPPERS
FRESH BEETS
FRESH RADISHES
FRESH PARSLEY
FRESH CARROTS
FRESH LETTUCE
FRESH SQUASH
FRESH PUMPKIN
SWEET POTATOE8
IRISH POTATOES
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Apples, Oranges, Lemons, Bananas, Etc., Etc.
Fresh Country Butter, fresh Eggs, fresh and cured Meats
—Phone us for particulars and prices. We study to please.
CRITTENDEN'S
PHONE 394. -> DELIVERY PROMPT
NORMAN HIGH WON DEBATE
NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
The Orenbaum Photograph Studio
is now open for business in rooms over
Barbour s Sanitary Grocery, and in-
vite your attention to their fine work
and most reasonable prices. A spec-
ialty made of kodak developing and
finishing.
—If you want a nice dressed fowl
for Sunday dinner call us up. We de-
liver on short notice and have some
extra nice ones. Farmers Produce Co.
Phone 604.
The representatives of the Norman ...
high school, who went to Cordell on
Thursday, accompanied by Prof. Carp- A
er, to debate the Cordell high school A
op the bank guarantee question, r«- A
turned Saturday highly delighted with 4.
their reception at Cordell, and rejoic- +
ing over the great victory they ob- +
tamed. The Norman High representa- 4-
tives were John Montgomery, John +
Brett and Williard Wickizer, and they
put up such a splendid fight that the *!-
three judges were unanimous in their +
decision that they had the best of the J-
argument and presented it in the best
manner. The Transcript sincerely f
congratulates them on their victory, t
Tonight (Monday) at the high *1*
school auditorium three representa- j t
tives of Norman high will meet three V
members of the Tecumseh high school 4"
on the same question. Our hoys are * *
Herbert Hyde, Guy Parkhurst and 1*
Claude Monnett. They expect to make T
as good a showing as those who went i *{*
to Cordell, although the latter had the T
affirmative at Cordell and our boys T
tonight take the negative of the T
question. | *r
Go out to the auditorium tonight! *J*
and encourage the Norman high school I T
with your presence and interest. ' T
MINING FOR TUNGSTEN A
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Williams and '
children are here from Blanchard,!
Okla., visiting Mr. Williams' mother,;
Mrs. J. B. Williams, and other rela- \.
tives. Clarice tells us he has sold out | .
completely at Blanchard, and intends | .
seeking a new location. He has done .
well in that town, but feels that he .
needs a wider field for his activities.
He is thinking of going to Boulder,
Colo., where his brother-in-law, Gil-
bert Walcher, is now engaged in min-
ing for tungsten, and doing well. The
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| University Theatre Tonight jj
•
BUTTER-KRUM BREAD
(MADE FROM MILK)
THE MOST DELICIOUS AND NUTRITIOUS BREAD
MANUFACTURED
I
Made Exclusively by
Fred Middendorf
NORMAN EAST SIDE BAKERY
RUCKER'S OPENING AT GUTHRIE
W. N. Rucker came home from
Guthrie yesterday, reporting the form-
al opening of his store in that city on
Saturday a notable success. Great
crowds attended it, and a great busi-
ness was done. The people of Guthrie
and surrounding country seemed to f,," . V"
appreciate the opening of such a fine r ^ TV j some ten miles
store filled with fine goods, and gave, Mr H h tJ"' h v?1"ab'e-
the establishment a warm welcome. L_ j, i' ' ^aco')S. Mr. Wachers fath-
er-in-law, is out there, and Mr. and
—New spring styles in Millinery.i ^ring^lhe Transcript Te'arns^ ^ I
Mrs. Lizzie Smith, 112 South Peters. The Transcript is pleased to hear of
this prosperity of Norman folk, and I
many friends will join it in wishing
Mr. and Mrs. Williams renewed pros-1
perity wherever they may locate. j
FRED MIDDENDORF, BAKER
"Where the Crowds Go
STARTING THE MUTUAL DELUXE PROGRAM
5 REELS EACH DAY 5
A Marvelous Picture as a Starter
Florenee LaBadfe
THE STAR OF "THE MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY" IN
"The Five Faults ol Flo"
5 REEL THANHOUSER 5
See how Flo was cured of Pride, Envy, Fickleness,
Extravagance and Jealousy.
THE STORY IN BRIEF
One day Flo overheard her husband tell a confidential friend that his wife was evervthinc that was
sweet and charming. Time was, however, as Flo well knew, that she had five dominant faults-pride
envy, fickleness, extravagance and jealousy. She knew, too, that she had been cured of these seven!
serious failing by severe experiences that were well-nigh tragedies. If you are interested in knowing
how Ho was cured, see this magnificent Masterpicture. It is a play you will long remember.
DON'T MISS THIS GREAT MUTUAL
MASTERPICTURE
NO RAISE IN ADMISSION PRICES ONLY
5 c and 10c. Come Early
DEUVERY PROMPT TO EVERY PART OF THE CITY.
PHONE 289, AND ORDERS WILL BE
PROMPTLY FILLED.
That Old Reliable and experienced
baker, Fred Middendorf, has taken full
charge and ownership of the east side
bakery, known in the past as the Noi.
man Steam Bakery, and asks the pat-
ronage of the people, feeling sure he
can give them the best of service in
I the way of delicious and nutritious
| bread, pastries, cakes, pies, etc. He is .
the maker of the celebrated bread!*!1
| "Butter Krum," famous for its tooth- i 4*
snmeness and virility, and he makes a !"> I' -J'-M*''-*!"
■ specialty of wedding goods, his wed- —— — - ' *
| ding cakes being especially fine. 1 „ .... j
Fred is not unknown in our citv ! —Hear a good debate and a good
j being formerly one of Norman's best' ProKram at the hiKh school auditorium
known workmen. He has been with tonight at 8 °'clock> for 20c-
| one of the hitrh class bakeries of Ok- j
lahoma City for several years, where; —Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Acree and
| he gained much experience and skill in 'family have moved from the Brittian
j! <! nrofession. He is warmly weleom- Hats to their former home at No. 422
ed hack to Norman. i East Eufaula.
A SPECIALTY MADE OF WEDDING CAKE
DELICIOUS PIES OF ALL KINDS, COOKIES, CAKES
Y. W. C. A. ANNIVERSARY
—Debate tonight.
Auditorium, 8 o'clock.
High School
Admission 20c.
—Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Gough visited
friends in Noble yesterday.
—Some people say "It's hard to be-
lieve," but we will sell you the very
latest style "White Rotary Machine"
; for $35.00. Meyer, Meyer & Morris.
Don't fail to give me a trial. Your patronage solicited and Sat-
isfaction Guaranteed.
| —Miss Meta Legler is home from a
_ | ten days' stay in Chicago, where she j
Everybody is cordially invited to took part in a number of concerts, and i —Henry Peters is here from Boyd
fiT v w anniversary service of also gave a concert at Wichita on her Okla., called by the death of his fath-
the Y. W C. A. tonight (Monday) at way home. Miss Legler, who is cor.- j er, Mr. S. H. Peters. Henry is farm-
n mui or'an chnrch at 8 p. m. nected with the University of Oklaho-' ing near Boyd, and reports good crops
Kev. Noble S. Flderkin, most nopular na, is regarded in Chicago musical ■ nd consequently prosperity in that
student pastor of Lawrence, Kas., will ircles as a vocalist of rare ability. locality.
deliver the address. There will be j !
snecinl mrsic by Hie Women's Glee —Sam Vaughan is loud in his | '---Mrs. Ed Bradley has returned to
IS IT WORTH TRYING?
"If you want to see a smile come
to the lips of the wife you love, but
now thoughtlessly neglect, take home
a box of candy, or a few flowers, to-
night, and give them to her with the
same kiss and embrace you used to
practice when you were courting,"
says one of these dear ladies who con-
ducts a woman's department in one of
the city papers. We know a fellow
who did thit and it worried his poor
wife to death. She was sure that he
had been uy to something and wa«
trying to square himself before she
got to hear about it.
Club, and the Y. W. C. A. Quartett,
end Mrs. Frank Buttram and Mr!
Clark Snell.
NEW SECRETARY OF WAR
1916
.— , , TT T — «*io. uiauicy iiaH returned 10
praises of the Home Insurance Com- her home in Case township after a
pany, of which F. O. Miller is agent, j pleasant visit with her daughter, Miss
Sam says they paid his recent $350! l?hoda, and with Mrs. Harrison Grif-
loss without delay and without com- fin.
plaint.
—"Satisfied Customers" is the
motto of Oernbaun's photograph stu-
dio. See their work and get prices,
i Washington, March 6.—Newton D.
[ Baker, formerly mayor of Cleveland,
was sele-ted today by President Wil-
son for Secretary of War to succeed over Barbour's £rroce'rv
| Garrison, resigned. Mr. Baker's name ! (ncr "amours grocery
bad b^en mentioned several times for I a;
the portion. He is regarded as a good ! J. '
selection. ! T
—Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Crittenden
visited Oklahoma City in their Ford
bad Mrs. E.
—Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Burch are
building an addition to their property
on East Eufaula, and making other
extensive improvements.
—Charlie Berry writes us a word
of appreciation for the Daily Tran-
script, which he says he reads with
He is doins
yesterday, and bad Mrs. E. Manire great interest every day. ne is aomg
and Miss Myrta Manire as their guests, line in his work in a big medical ana
at "On Trial." I surgical institute in New York City.
ASK FOR THIS
BOOK OF LATEST
WALL PAPER
SAMPLES
AT OUR STORE
tnadc
SUNDAY'S FIGHT AT VERDUN
*
Paris, March 6.—The Germans con-! a
tinned their attacks in the Verdun lo- 3.
calitv, hnt renorts say it was a good j a
day for the French, all attacks being
repulsed at great loss for the Germans
If It's White
it is at
Rucker's.
—Jim Rogers closed up two real
estate deals Saturday, selling the j 4*
Charlie Richards property on East!
Eufaula for $700 and also a house "I*
r>nd lot belonging to Geo. Giles, on ] 4*
East Main for the same amount. ' "J*
S. W. AMERICAN LIVE STOCK SHOW
AND SALE
STOCKYARDS -OKLAHOMA GTY
SPECIAL RATES VIA. INTERURBAN
Wednesday, March 8th Round Trip 50 Cents
—If it's the best sewing machine:
vnu want, then get the "White." We
eli them for $35.00. Meyer, Meyer &
Morris. !A
—Charlie Smith was in from his 4*
ranch, Saturday, in his fine modern i 4*
Super-Six Hudson. It is certainly a ! •«*
fine machine.
Mrs. Lizzie Smith is now showing
spring styles in Millinery. Beautiful.
112 South Peters.
MAYFIELD'S
—Sneaking of the removal of Mr.
and Mrs. Williams from that town the
Blanchard News says: "Mr. Williams 1 X
has not announced his intention, but a
it is likely he will leave Blanchard in' A
the course of a few weeks. The peo-' A
ne_ of Blanchard are sorry to give up 4.
this splendid family and still entertain "
hopes that they may see fit to remain
here."
S
jitmtri
Ask for transfer to Stock-
yards car at Terminal Sta-
tion. Return part of your
Interurban ticket, if shown
at entrance to show, en-
titles you to free admis-
sion, above date only.
If you are interested in
Live Stock in any way,
don't miss this great edu-
cational treat.
Guides provided to show
you through two largest
packing plants in South-
west.
—We received another shipment o'
"White Rotary Machines" to sell at
the extremely low price of $35.00
Meyer, Meyer & Morris.
For lurther information call on local agent
Telephone 370
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Burke, J. J. The Daily Transcript (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 194, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 7, 1916, newspaper, March 7, 1916; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc113166/m1/1/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.