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Local News
While It's fresh
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The Daily
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Best Advertising
Medium in f own
vol.I MR III
NORMAN, OKLAHOMA, SA l t HP lY. APKIL 15 1916
NUMBER 223
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KXTRA 1. vlil.K AND FINE, per pound
SPINACH HREENS, per pound
Ml'STARD (iREENS, per pound
GALLON PEACHES, per gallon
. Sliced Lemon Cling)
10c
. 30c
School
Lunches
'Loose Wiles Pound Cakes,
"U. pound cUke for 60c; if
you haven't tried these cakes,
call us and let us send you
one or a part of one.
W<
you
guarantee
that it i> the best cake you
ever bought. We have cara-
mel and decorated lady, both
white cakes.
GIVE IT A TRIAL
Don't fail to call for Stork
Scrip. We are the only gro-
cery in town that gives it.
AC COINT NOW. YOl WILL LATER.
WHY NOT NOW?
riiis
st
LOOK IN<> I 'OK (JOM L/'S FORCE
San Antonio, Tex., April 11 Aero-
planes have joined in the scouting op-
erations undertaken to ascertain the
location of Gen. Arnulfo Gomez s
Carranza forces and the route they
arc following
From Colmnb , N. M., the aviatoi
reported to General Funston that th<
had cove « d a total distance of '110
miles, pa-mg over Pulpitis Puss,
where the force was reported to have
been, but aw neither his men nor any
other body of troops. In order to ex-
tend their field of vision they rose at
one time to seven thousand feet and,
with powerful bnoculars, studied th i
country in all directions.
General Gomez announced at Agu i
go to Chihuahua to join in the pursuit
I of Villa, but the direction that was
| taken by his troops, already sent for-
ward, aroused unusual interest at
headquarters, since if would him ! ' d
aero - the American line of cimrmuni-! hospital unde'
cation. I'1"
Since th" Parrai incident and Car-
ranza's vu question tin i the American
troops be withdrawn, General i' nistoi.
j has ordered a thorough scouting ot
the country west of the line of cofn-
! inunicatior . for it was realized that if
i occasion for it arose General Gomez
j would be in a nosition to threaten the
line. The failure of the aviators to
locate the force, -aid to be something
i more than two thousand men, will not
stop the search.
M \J. Ill GH SCOTT IN MEXICO
CHKISTI \N ( III HCII
the regula-
( handler Publicist:
The first member of the Oklahoma
national guard to ee -
co will be Major Hugh
• eceiver of the Guthri
who, is now serving wr
a -my as a lieutenant ii
mft ve corps
H« was assigned t.«
< \. i a year ago, t/oin;
Morgan, Ala., which i
1 ! \ post/ About Lh«.
\ car he was sent to .
Texas, to join the Eighth
Corner Webster and Main streets.
Bible school will begin promptly at
in Me\i- i();(>() o'clock. We want this to repre -
it, former sont the real teaching department of
land office. ^|lt, church, and d'sire that everyone
po ible 1m- present. There are classes
the medical
a little
to Foil
ist artil-
of the
Blanco,
cavalrv.
about fif11 miles south
i o, neir the river. While
Sierra HI a ma Scott
refugees from Mexico, many of whom
it ever} individual If you are
n it atterding "t vices el t where you
are cordially invited
Ke« ular preaching and communion
services at 10:50 o'clock.
No intermission between the Bible'
school and the church services. The
subject of the morning senium will j
be. "The rower of Knowledge." Text '
2-Tim., 2;15. At this service two of
aw many our nUmber will receive their certifi-
iienerai \iomez announcen at agu-i i . . > ol w ion? cates for completing the work in
Prifsta that hew; awaiting orders to «'M'aP,'il har-lv alive an in ore need Training for Service." Miss Minnie
Clay ti
Mexico,
of the i >klnh
Williams ha
,ARABEE'S BEST
SAr CTT
FIRST
N ITARY';
SANITARY
jAi En
FIRST
IMl'OUTANT TO HOME BUILDERS
BARBOIK'S. BOWLING'S
Mel ALLS. V1CKERS'.
( KITTKNDEN'S
ROOSEVKLT STKONT. IN EAST
Kansas City Star.
I). J. Haff, who returned yesterday
from a stay of three weeks in the
East, believes the growing sentiment
there for Roosevelt will result in an
overwhelming demand for his candi-
dacy for President on the Republican
ti. k'ot. Mr. Haff vi-ited New York,
Philadelphia. Boston and Chicago.
"Everywhere," Mr. Haff said, "1
found people discurMng this important
. I question with an eameitness nevel
I before exhibited, and the conc lusion
of almost every conversation that 1
I T" those who are (join- to build a ll.i,|i;rind , toojs pains t0 inquire ,m.
show you, or ask some of the follow- >* th- one and only man foi the
' i-,tr satisfied customers: that is to be done.
John llardie, Stratton D. Brooks,: 1 The experience of
j If. O. Miller, Sam Crawford, F. E.
I Munch, R. V Downing, J. W. Mitch-
,11, M. F. McFarland, W. C. Weir, M.
F. Fischer, R. F. Fischer.
M. F. FISCHER & SON.
s
% ft
, I - ' f ^ V Vau can luld in*
' ' . / = S!dti a>J
. 'to inwil kmca.
I. M. .JACKSON
• Till: STORK STORE"
PHONE 604 FOR CHICKENS
Don't forget that Phone G04 will
furnish you a nicely dressed chicken
for your Sunday dinner.
the past two
years has awakened the people of the
United States to the fact that we arc
not a united and a homogeneous peo-
ple. As one mn expressed it to me,
'Our population is little more than tTn
aggregation of hybrids and unless thi^
aggregation can be molded into a
united people, a nation of American1.
. ,' by the quick adoption of forceful na-
. Refrigerator, gasoline range and til,nal poiicjte8> by proper leadership
'X,A< Cole hot Mast range, all in perfect, an(j effieient edncation, another twen-
condition. Mrs. E. DeGolyer, 531 ty-five years will see a different form
University Boulevard. ,,f government in this country., erect
;eti upon the ruins of this republic.'
*'I talked with people of every occu
medical t reatment
li t letter to a Ohaidler friend,
written on the fifth, '-Vol: aid he was
' hi <v:i; to Collimh\ N vi., where
♦ and tb 'M join a field
commit of Major
1. < . .ted at < .. ■ iv Gran
'I'ott. 11 a member
e, ntil (Jovernoi
ing irr eli I.up leave of
; b. once from his <iuti« in the stat .•
!•< an-'' of 11r• > value (• the tvaining
with the regular troops.
Ai oiit tvi> year, ago Scott to< l the
in se at the arms medical school a>
Fort l.eavenworth, an his record
lice he h, If. on with llu*
United States troop I: been of the
Very l est. He is til! ten elv loyal
to Oklahoma, and says t if the Ok-
l ihoma troops are call, into service
he wishes to he with Colonel Hoff-
man's command. (
BRYAN AM) GOKFGORED
! The Democrats are ifter Senator
Gore's scalp.
i They declare they've had enough of
i im, and propose to eliminate him ab-
i olutely at first opportunity.
i Hut he's still got fi\ years of fet
kicking coming to him. and they grind
their teeth in impotent anger when
thev think of that fact.
Their resolutions at the state con-
vention laM week wen fnl>om in then
flattery of Senator Owei and Presi-
dent Wilson and Gov. Williams -in-l
other.;, nil along, clear down the line,
until they came t<> Bryan and Gore,
whom they completely ignored.
Speaking of this omission, John
Golobie in his Guthrie Register fit-
tingly comments:
When the blind leadeth the
blind they both fall into the ditch.
Gratitude, thy name is Obliv-
ion. Leadership, th\ name i; An-
archy! Worship, they name is
Crucifixion!
Who was it that in spired the
0> lahoma Constitution? Bryan!
Who was it that made Wilson?
Bryan! Who was it that made
Democracy victorious? Bryan!
And now Bryan's name is an-
athema! And that satalite of the
luminus sun, Gore, his name, too,
is hence Stygian darkness.
BIG RAIN LAST NIGHT.
Ila well ami Kay Six, having complet-
ed the entire years course, will be
given their diplomas. Morning ser-
vice will be appropriate for this oc
easion.
The Endeavor Societies will have
their regular service at 7 p m I'ni
vevsity Kndeavor in we.- t room. High
School Kndeavor in dining hall.
Regular preaching services
o'clock. Subject of the sermon will
he, "The Sign of Jonah.''
A most cordial invitation is e
tended to the public
D. A. WU klXFK, Pastor.
Till: EPISCOPAL t ill R< II
At 10:0(1, Sunday school.
At 10:45, morning prayer and ser-
rrton. Subject: "Jesus and Suffer-
ing." The music will include "The
Palms."
At 8:00, evening prayer and short
address.
During Holy Week, prayers each
afternoon at five. On 4 Good Friday,
in additiona morning prayer at 10:30.
All persons who are not regular at-
tendants elsewhere are cordially in-
vited to the services at St. John's.
I
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Onbr*ak.M.
Vofr w\it cupboard
ipace-ynclultmd
by pa'tihoni or
cubby holtt
REFRIGERATOR FOR SALE
TH YT Sl'NDAY
Nothlni
dumpling
c hick en.
DINNER
hicken and
pation, railway conductors, newspaper
nn «a enicKen ana ,ep0rters, office clerks, bankers and
Phone 00 4 for the dressed ;,roj{erSf fellow passengers on railway
CHRISTIAN CIU'RCIL
First Church of Christ, Scientist.
Regular services at the church edifice
on West Eufaula at 11 o'clock. Sub-
ject: "Doctrine of Atonement."
Wednesday evening testimonial ser-
vices at 8 o'clock. All are cordially
invited to these services. Sunday
school at 10 o'clock. The reading
room at the church is open from J:.'i0
to o'clock every Wednesday after-
noon, when literature may be read or
purchased as desired.
METIIODIS'I FPISt OP VL CHURCH
Services at the usual hours to-
morrow. Everybody invited. The
evening service will be in charge of
Prof. J. B. Thoburn, who will speak
on "if the Salt Has Lost it- Savor.
This will be a most interesting ser-
vice, and we earnestly bespeak tne at-
tention and presence of all who can
come.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
The Famous Hinge Door
"Hoosier Beauty"
War On Out-of-Date Kitchens
The great war now being waged by 700,000 women on out-
of-date kitchens is more far-reaching than that of any army.
THE HOOSIER CABINET
Is the weapon they u; < It ves millions of steps by combining
pantry, table and cupboard in one spot. It puts your whole
kitchen at fingers' ends.
You can store 400 articles in this new Hoosier -already for
instant use. You can make your kitchen up-to-date, no matter
how old it i imply by installing a Hoosier.
The New Hoosier fits any kitchen. We'll set it up in yours
and'let you be the judge <>f ii usefulness. If you're not delight-
ed with it you can't keep it.
$22.85 to $43.50—ggttgg
I. M. JACKSON,
The Stork Script
Store
rains, men sitting by my side in thea-
I terj, and everywhere the sentiment
DON'T MISS IT < xpressed was 'I am ready to Vote for
Theodore Roosevelt,' or 'Roosevelt is
Mavfield's Hig Profit Sharing Sale only man in sight that measure
now going on. up to the situation and that stands for
the policies that will save the coum
I .
i" i res. Best by
Hardware Co.
United
Mintet
very test.
COMEDY
COMEDY
A Texas Steer
B> ( ImrU'S Ho) I
i ,10 REP SEAL PI.AY, LAS-
SOED IN FIVE ROLLICKING
RT'ELS OP GIGGLES, GUIt
GI i'S AND GLEE AND
IjEATURING
rVRONE POWER
and 10i
\ I).MISSION
University Thestrc
w incur, TI IK CROWDS GO
TONIGHT and MONDAY
The OK Transfer company (Kent- fhe same men who were denouncing
epohler & VanDyke) has moved from Roosevelt four years ago are lauding r'!." I'1, '-euuine importance
Vincent's barber shop to Runyan ]^\m today as the ablest interpreter of j ! ^00''• 'u< ne'A paper. Norman is
building on South Peters. Phone 226
Good storaere accommodations.
Rev. T. W. Gayer, of Bartlesville,
Another one and one-half inch rain 'will preach at the Baptist church,
fell a rain la t night flooding the city morning and evening. He is regarded
:omple1 ■. g ti paved :,s n;"' (,f ,,u' strong men of the de-
trects : ea of wa er from curb to nomination, and there is a hope he
curb. Little Rivei reported out of can be secured as permanent pastor of
its banks and flooding the country in the church.
tJ"' vicinity of Denver, and all the —
1 ' were inning bank full. PRECINCT RKt.lSTKAARS.
This rain makes about 3Vjinches that
has fallen since Thursday evening. ' . n . ,, . „ ,
The flood washed out about twenty ( ount> Registraar Bob Stogner has
feet of the < it> s ;( w«r line to the nearly completed appointments of
river, w< ' Eii horn's, making a Precinct registraars, and promises a
wide and deep hole. The refuse from ful1 1'^ for next week's weekly. The
th* .rive, now going to the river Transcript learns that the following
.a. Dry Creek, which is not dr\ at have been decided on for some of the
this time. The damage will be re-j precinctsi
paired the first of the week. j -foe Schriver, Noble.
I J. W. Armstrong, 1st Ward, Nor-
fiOOD WORRS FOR TRANSCRIPT,maTn\„ 'All n , „r ,
I J. W. Abies, 2nd Ward,
The ^ ,;,li to see gto V1: ^ 4 MV
It throws' r. W. Baker, 1st Precinct, 3rd Ward
pep" in to th" game hows that peo-.
pie in other place a.-ide from Purcell, |
Leo McMackin, 2nd Precinct, 3rd
Less Mauldin, Maguire.
Elmer Stine, Johnson Corner.
Jas. Cable, Meeks.
Dr. C. C. Naill, Moore.
if the business
terdiy before the Jefferson Club, upon I Editor •' J. Lurke
'our service to humanity.' These are j y ' s
words, mere words, which obscure and
I RI-KiHTER WITH WILLARD
American ideals and the truest proph-18UC.^ ®.town and the Norman Tran-
et of what America must do to !k. is fi.ri.isl.M.ir th<. good live
v,Vctj newspaper. A Scott press has been
"""President Wilson is constantly !kio(l tu 'h'1 Jran. <;ript office, due toi
harping, as he did in his speech ye - ,,u; b< lneM in that
c n * ,u*n" J 1 Burke has o. B. Roberts, member of the Wa-
nt the Register tor tonga city council, knew Jess Willard
cut in the "game." I Vvell several years ago. Mr. Roberts
r* ! recently stated that he at one time
• freighted with Jess between Cheyenne
VI NATION, KNK.IIIS I I.MPLAR an(j Elk (;ity, Okla. He said that the
CONDITIONS I N CLRM N x V
What are the condition in (Je many j
as regards to food stuffs?. No one
seems to have definite informatioi .
the (Jerman pre
declaring that conditions are good.j
The Christian Science Monitor' Puri-
correspondent makes the following j
statement:
Paris, I-'rance On his way through
I'ans, M. Sidonid Pae . the
representative in Berlin, gave an w |
terview to the Matin during which be j
made a few brief statement as to the j
condition in which he had left the Ger-1
man capital. He spoke of the hori .
of food, saying that on several oc-
casions the quarter of a pound of j
bread which each German is allowed
bad failed completely. What was
LARABEE'S BEST
ONCE USED NOTHING ELSE
SATISFIES
AS I HE WIND IS BLOWING
The Nation has been conducting a
>mewhat e -en-i^e si raw vote among
much more «iKnificant even th'n, the . ..utantial lubscribers with
that should b«- decidedly gratify-
i M- i(. Republi : is. The total number
of 1 ll« hi the Nation's vote
shortage of bread and of butte be
continued, was the fact that now the
government was obliged to apportion
tne fcupplies of potatoes. The economic Lvas (.jose to r)0f The vote shows
situation which w « more tolerable In that> . compared with 1912, l'resi-
Pavaria ami WurtemburK, wa im , Wilsnn li:i Inst 2S per cent of the
■ 'Tious in I'russia. I'or ome month ] 044 v<>r. who voted for him be-
past, continued M. Pae«, I have that the Roosevelt vote of 1912
v itnessed a profound change in public has off 28 ,.(,ntl while the
1 pinion. At the beginning of the war , imber wh„ siKnify their
in eertain circles which it was my duty preference to vote for some Republi-
to frequent, enthusiasm was gre t.[can other than Roosevelt this year, is
The war was regarded as .1 sacred en- 7g iM eater than the number
terprise, a kind oi Ii i 01 oi ;,i Republican ticket four
civilized world. To-daj in these same yearfi Other straw votes con-
circles in which the wai enthusiasm ,11,< ted by
fcg the issu? ;; id cover up the de-1
l'iciencies and the ghastly failures of;
ti e present admi li^t ution.
further advance
P 11 cell Re#
We have blundered in Mexico, we j There will be work in the Order of present champion of the world was
have blundered in our diplomatic , la- the Temple tonight (Saturday) at, some lifter on a wagon when it was
JOHN W
HIMES. >
BARBOUR
icretary.
K (\
turns with Germany and are likely to1 • -- 0. harp. All Knights Templar are
end up in w i with both countries,! urged to be_prc-a nt. Refre hment
not entered into with intelligent pur-!
pose and at a time and upon issues J •
which would justify the act and vin ~
dicate great natioi it policies, but be-1 I hone us f« Maxwell-demon-
cause we have I.e. n kicked in lik • a i stration. Mmteer Hardware Co.
football, aimless and undirected, and j
from which wi will emerge, unless
God helps us, without either credit or j
profit. All history demonstrates that
no free people has ever kept its liberty
without defending it, to the death it
need be, and to defend it we must be
prepared."
—Maxwell Automobiles. They hold
the World - Record Indurance Test.
Minteer Hardware Co.
—Norman Commandery, Knight:
Templar, 1 growing in numbers ami
prestige <juite satisfactorily^ these,
days. At last night's meeting the]
"Order of the Temple" degree was |
conferred upon eight candidate- , and i
there's work again tonight on several;
Knights. Th< C mmandery now num-
bers something: like fifty of the best ;
men in the community. John W. Bar '
bour is Eminent Commander.
—See what you can get for one!
cent at the Rexall Store at the sale |
now going on. j ,
mired in the mud. At that time Mr.
Willard had no idea of ever being a
prize fighter and had 110 dreams of
fa ne in the roped arena. After Wil-
lard had gone to Oklahoma City and
returned to Elk City, he said to Rob-
c s: "Say, do you suppose that I
could ever learn to fight?" Mr. Rob-
erts says that while Willard was
very stout and had great endurance,
he was awkward and clumsy on his
feet. No one would have picked him
f i a champion. However, notwith-
standing his apparent clumsiness and
shambling manner of walking, he
could run fast—much faster than
'most of the apourently active men.—
Watonga Republican.
reigned supreme, there i now weari
ness and regret. The idea ;i (U •
many is a nation predestined to re-
generate humanity ha i'-o romp'1
ly disappeared The K.ai - r, on 1.
visits to the hospital . alvvax de
dares that he never wanted war.
Nothing is spoken of now but pea <•
and the necessity for making it. I
am speaking. M. Pae- aid. of those
people who deliberately wanted war,
and if such sentiments are now en
tertained by them, it ma ■ I
what the lower
M. Paes rlosed the inte- view ; e
pressing his pleasure at. bein;- or.ee
more in Paris and finding the French
people animated by such
confidence.
certain eastern newspapers
d ci t< e < n g eater increases in the
mil «-r determined this year to vote
the Re > it-lican ticket, irrespective of
convention may
nominate. Nor is this change of sen-
d to anj one section of
the country. There is a wide diversity
.. it side of the
for Justice
but the one point on which
he voters seem
agreed is that the Democrats have
■d i n national adminis-
tr ors and found wanting.
* Hi" Helms s home from
Meel di trie- near Franklin,
pirU of j where she taught the past term. The
:'h00] was a success, and Miss Gladys
con the good will and confidence of
Call and see Lindsay's new line of -o' h pupil and parents.
Ladies Sample Low
Shoes. Choice
$2.50 Per Fair
MUCKER'S
--News comes from St. Louis of the
death there on Wednesday of C. Port-
er Johnson. Mr. Johnson formerly re-
sided in Oklahoma and was regarded
I as one of the finest "silver-tongued"
I orators in the west.
, For straight loans, or on building
iand loan nlan either, see W. W. Mc-
| Cullough for rates.
Rev. J. TJ Smith is home from
Duncan for the week. He tells us he
II a - closed up his oil proposition in
that locality, selling all the stock he
(had for sale, and may now tro to Pitts-
burg, Pa., and open nn office.
wall paper.
—While in Guthrie, Tue day. ti >•
writer visited the confeetii.aers of Mr.
and Mrs. W. C. Smith. I hey are
pleasantly and centrally located, ju-'
across the street from the lone hot--!,
and evidently doing a a >d
Their confectionery 1- the old. • in
the city, and been kept right up to
the notch since its fir-; day. t has
the reputation and pr'-^tiee I ie ■ i it.
Their candy busine- a ' •
tor in the sucecss of the institution,
and when one tast"s their del'cious
candies he can ea i!v understand why
this is so. The numerous Norman
friends of Mr. and Mrs. Smith will be
pleased to know they are d< 11 so
nicely.
—Suits, Suits, Suit ' If v e h • en.'t
the suit in stock that you want we wilb
make it for you. We have ti imoin ,
Universal Tailoring line and •■ran-
tee to fit and please, or monev refund
ed. The Ephraim Clothinp Company
reec ived a shipment of
Quick Meal Oil and Gasoline Stoves.
Minteer Hardware Co.
Will build, in very
a uitable building
t y, if desirable
C. w.
3t
for frate
rental c<
Keiger.
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