The Daily Transcript (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 7, Ed. 1 Tuesday, April 8, 1919 Page: 1 of 4
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CLYDE PICKARD
Real Estate
and
Farm Loans
PHONE 22
The Year 1010 Ts to Be the Best in Xormaivs History. Get in on the Ground Floor.
Vol. VII. No. 7.
Norman, Oklahoma, Tuesday, April 8, 1919
Price 5 Cents
CLYDE PICKARD
Real Estate
and
Farm Loans
PHONE 22
Victims of Accident I Mr. M. Turner Oil Prospects
Are Doing Nicelv Dies Very Suddenly Continue I k\ising
Dr. G. M. Clifton states that j 0ur communis* shocked thi* i Jhe of f°uts (°k
, • t ,i _ i m.i , ,mo loini i lahoma I itv and other oil centers
both Mr. T. J. Luttrell and Mr mornln(v (Tuesday, April 8. 1919), , ., ,-t t
.. ... -I ... of Oklahoma to the Cleveland
county oil fields continue and urow
Sam Florida, victims of the acci- | by the news that our well known
dent at th Norman wholesale i 0],| time fellow citizen, Mr. M
grocery institution one day last
week, are doinjr nicely Mr. Lutt-
rell will be able to be out in a few
days. Mr. Florida received the
worst injuries, but is resting espy,
and an Xray examination of his
wounds held on Tuesday morning
showed they were yielding: to the
treatment nicely. He is still at
the Sunnyside hospital, where lie
will be kept until he recovers.
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Turner, had died at his home near 1
, . , , , . •, 1- ,. „f r,.jr, formed that on Sunday many auto-
the high school building at 5.4o ;
a m after a sickness of only a n,oblle* vlslU"' Ule «''« rent we,Is
few hours. He was taken with an,i considerable inquiry was made
acute indigestion at 9 o'clock on I concerning leases.
Monday night, which complicated ™e Cleveland County Develop-
with heart trouble, caused his ment company, which has been
death. The funeral services will disposing of some of their leases
be held on Wednesday at 2 o'clock to *et mo^ <° continue work.
have secured ample funds for the
present and have withdrawn their
Mr. Turner was one of the best jleaseg from the market. An indi-
known men of this community, aicationvof the interest being shown
..« oAMuintinna jinrl : , . .
man of strong convictions and j (he Transcrjpt is informed by Mr
honest, rugged character. He was ;S R president 0f the corn-
born in Atlanta, C.a., on I-eby. j pany, that he had an application
1849, and was therefore in ,m Sunday for 100 shares of stock
?70th year at the time of his death. ' but turned jt as ^ u
He moved with his family to Hugo
Notice: On account of the rain
the Mothers' Patriotic club did not
meet at the city park on Monday
to put' out plants, but will meet in
the park on Wednesday. Come
with seeds and plants, with house j
dress and sun bonnets, and get ... • iuu, Trnnl ,
close to Mother Nature.-Secre- "<1'®nJ ^vZnd eountv in 1892 I*"* 0"e stockholder to l,ol<1 at this
there to Cleveland county in 1K.I-, <jme Time was when thp CQm
i locating near Denvei, and coming ^ pany officers were running after
' v. . _ , , ! with his family to Norman in „ tive stockholderg and plead.
Notice: Ihe members of the ]898, Hc is survived by Mrs. j injf with ,hem subsc,.ibc_ but
Norman Public library w. meet at Xurner and the following children: Mr M(.Cal, sayg jt ja th(. othel.
the home of Mrs. G. I'. Glenn, 314 nr 11. II Wilson of Rhawee, 1 , ' .
... , ,, . . „ ... , ■ 1 "■ r'' ' . , way around now—that parties who
West Main, at 7M0 pm. on Wed- , E Turner of Frederick, and I • , . ,
lur,lel ul ' .wish to purchase stock are hunt-
111 •' l" i more stock than the officers desire
1884, and from .t«i,i,nu., u„i.i .t ,1.;.
ing up the officers. Of course, it
nesday, April 9th. Important jjrg p l. Cromwell of Norman,
meeting and all members are urg- Zenith Turner of Washington. Ok- jg rea,ized that jf ^ wd,
ed to be present. )ahoma> and Mrs. Irene Roberts, jn the ^ ^ bg yo
who made her home with her par- am, nQ Qne .g anxjouR {o se||
A 50x140 addition to the Frank |ents. To them go out the earnest A ]ea^ ,m<in(W; m;m ()f the
Boggs garage property in the :i00 sympathies of the entire commun- ^ informe(l the Tran ..c,,ipt on
block of East Mam ,s being budt, ity. | Sum|;iy thnt thpre js a movp 0„
foot to put down another well, this
Ollie S. Wilson Is
New Commissioner
OKLAHOMA CITY, April. 8.—
When J. C. Walton was elected
mayor of Oklahoma City a few
days ago it left a vancancy in the
position of city commissioner of
public works, which could only be
filled, according to law. by ap-
pointment by the other commis-
sioners. A deadlock was threat-
ened, two of the commissioners
favoring one man and Mayor
Walton and Commissioner Kesler
1 another. Finally, yesterday, thru
the efforts of Commissioner Mike
! Donnely, a compromise was ar-
rived at anil Ollie S. Wilson, well
known printer and publisher, was
appointed to the vacancy. He holds
office for two years^
Mr. Wilson has a large acquaint-
ance all over the state, who are
' pleased over his appointment, and
sure he wilt fill the position
worthily. He was formerly in the
newspaper business at Pauls \ al-
ley, from which town he removed
to Oklahoma City some years ago
i and has been very active in labor
circles, having been secretary of
| the Typographical Union, and re
icently a member of the State La-
bor Board.
"Victory" Liberty
Ivoan April 21st
Who'll (Jet the King
A wonderful diamond ring scin-
Mr. Clyde Pickard is arranging | Mates in a downtown shop win
his affairs so that he can give his ' dow, where women gaze go in and
... ,i,„ nf 1 price it, and sadly walk away to
entire attention to the woik ot , > •
. . 1 discuss, at teas and other places
managing the campaign foi the ;
"Victory" Liberty Loan, which is
to be inaugurated all over the
United States on April 21st and
continue one week, or ,as much
longer a« it takes for each com-
munity to subscribe its quota. Mr.
Pickard has not yet received the
Very Little Hope
For Mrs. Hutthir|
At noon today (Tuesday)
ports from the S W. Rutchit|
home were t„ the effect that Mrs
llutchin was slowly r-owint
weaker and there was very lit ti'
hope that she could recovei. Shi
juid .! .try bad r.ighl. i-fciiit tak
en with sinking spells, whica hai
the rffi • t of still fi- : • weaken
jug her. Phy«icia-.> relative
and friends still hoi.e f. : til? best
TAKEN I NAWARES
Iain is being built,
and will be occupied as a garage
and automobile supply house. It
is of brick and cement construc-
tion.
Major Sheldon, who recently re time within few miles of Norman
Go early tonight to sec Mary
Pickford at the University thea-
tre.
turned from overseas, has got
back into the newspaper game
and taken a position with the
Oklahoma City News as city edi-
tor.
HOLTZSCHUE MOTOR CAR CO.
We rent Service Stc
car, while we are'ehar^
e Batteries for any make of
vour ear battery.
three or four miles out. The
matter of leases is being looked
. after and a leading geologist of
the state is expected here in a few-
days to go over the prospective
locations and give his judgment
about it. If his decision is fav-
j orable, it will not be long^ s:iy.- the
■ leading business man, before th
work will begin.
All
WE HAVE
Eveready Batteries f< r all makes of ears on hand.
We overhaul and repair all makes of batteries,
work guaranteed.
We sell distilled water.
Phone 28 10? East Main, Norman
TRADE SECRET
Wrest Dallas widow says that
the latest proposal she has reced-
ed was from a lunch counter mag-
nate, who said if she would agree
: to marry him he would show her
how to make a chicken pie with-
out monkeying with a chicken.
Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph.
A rather facetious young man
was seated in one of the corridor
compartments of the London
Northwestern Irish Mail from
Euston to Holyhead. He noticed
there was a fair sprinkling of
young ladies accompanied by their
young lovers anil thought the ap-
proaching tunnel offered some
fun, so he loudly announced:
"This tunel is about two miles
long, and the train will be about
l ight minutes passing through."
To the surprise of all, the train
i dashed into daylight again in
' about twenty seconds, and the
scene in the car was one for a
painter. Seven young ladies were
closely pressed by seven pairs of
masculine arms, fourteen pairs of
lips glued together, and two doz-
en inverted whisky flasks flashed
in the air.
Even the Welsh hills smiled.
where fashionable women gather,
the beauty of the ring and its ex-
travagant cost, and to wonder who
will become its proud owner.
The ring is centered by a per-
fect marquis stone of nearly four
Pickard has not yet received tne | carats, which is surrounded by a .
figures on the amount that will be ' double outline of diamonds, set it, | but she is in a very serious cond
expected from Cleveland county, j platmum. tion.
but estimates it will be in thi j "I'll have that ring if we have
neighborhood of $:)00.000. He is j good luck this month," said a wo-
appointing his committees, and the , man who recently moved to Kan-
same sort of a successful cam - i ^as ^ ity fiom lulsa.
paign that put over all former j The ring is price at $5,750.—
'war movements in Cleveland coun- Kansas l ity Star.
ty will we waged, anil along the i
same lines. Full particulars will
■ Hi? .Mih
be given from time to time. . . . ... . ..
„ . . , i v, Cherish the home with infinite,
No apology need be made by the
, • c *.i \" tenderness, i <>u cannot love H.
government in asking for the v u ; schools, under the direction
u too much, nor irive it too muc'i i ,
tory Loan. It is no tune to attack , ,lf ' Mrs. Lou Deitz, and w.ll be.
time and thought. Remembei life s ■
ha. ..-thing better to ..ffor you; it ■ ?
. th. climax c. own „f Cod' • 1 ' ' "'."l
•if,.. Make every day of life in i: umlerstan.h it. a mas. elite,
, S1„.l It will mil last tainment, with numreou- nte.
long. See to it that you plant nolUlm" le.itu i - pn
. ,1. of bitter M-mory: that there ' ceils are to be used for t « ben.
, ,ii fit of the west side jchooi'-
will he no neglect and harshness
.., .. v,„ir Admission will be 20 cents fq
to haunt vou in after yeais. i our .
,, , i i adult, and 10 cents for pupils
little ones will die and go hence
with VI,ill- words and spirits plant-/'11 B'ades.
' ■ , , e The little folk should Le givel
§d in their eternal nature. Hons4 . I
, . , .. .. c\ fi \ eneouragement, tor in a|
md daughters will go from you (
Mack and the
Bean Stalk" by
West Side School
' (in Thursday and Friday nightj
of this week delightful entertair
incuts will be gven at Christial
church by pupils of the WeBt Sid
into the great world, to live as you
Dallas News
KIDDIES THF T TRERTY ADULTS I
5C 1UiJ 20c fi iii mi urn
A Double Program 1 ? I
MONDAY AND TUESDAY 0 1 r
Triangle Presents _
Everybody's Favorite
ROSEMARY THEBE
in her latest and best pro-
duction
Love's Pay Day
The fishing trust tries to
crush out a competitor in
a New Foundland fishing
village, but meets with
defeat. Rosemary Thebe,
who was featured in D.
W. Griffith's "Great
I-cplays the lead in
"Latw' Pay Dav."
the policy of the government in
war until that war and its result-
ant peace are paid for. It is not
within reason to criticise those
who were the leaders in America s
successful military campaign un-
til we can face the world with a
clean financial war slate.
The war is won and we have
peace what we fought for. AN e
may have made mistakes, Jnit we
were not alone if we did. Other
governments made mistakes more
serious than our own. But unless
you can say you could have con-
ducted the war without making
some mistakes you have not the
right to hinder the Victory Lib
erty Loan by offering the excuse
that "mistakes were made."
Unless you could have built a
bridge of boats, a fleet of trans-
ports, flocks of airplanes and made
tons and tons of munitions, all of
which did so much to bring the
I costly war to a close much sooner past withthankfuln*
than expected, and could have done , gret.
it better and more cheaply than
did the government, you are not
consistent in allowing your criti-
cism to find voice as 1111 argument
against your support of the \ ii
tory Liberty Loan.
When the people of Cleveland
county have stood solidly behind
our soldiers and our count*ry by
squaring our accounts and sup
porting the principles for which
we fought, then only can we con-
scientiously haggle among our-
selves about whether or not we
could have carried on the war
more successfully or more grac •
fully than did those wl, did U
in its conduct.
<i it ion thereto all who attend mt
have taught them, to he strong or ** attain of an enjoyable evj
weak, according to the spirit you ; entertainment.
have engrafted upon them. How
you will yearn for them whether
living or dead. How sweet or how
bitter will be the days when they
prattled about you in the home
from which they have gone for .
ever! So live with them and train members are requested to be pr«
them now that when they are gone j ent.
you and they can look back on the "
and not re See those beautiful new East
hats at Kimberlin's Millinery.
Mothers' Patriotic Club: TI
M ,tI,. 1'i.ti iota- 1 ..th ''ill mel
..a Wi'dne 1 ' I
o'clock p. m. at the 1 1 of Mr
Quigg, I51H Kast (.ray st'-eet.
RE SOLVED
that That new NC
SUIT You ARE GOING TcBU^
IS ALL READY NOW,.\ L.FRY
5TYLE AND PATTERN TO SPIT
any taste:
Buster Brown/.
M
—ALSO—
A big Mack Sennet Keystone com-
edy, a great antidote for the blues.
"WHO'S BABY"
Featuring the resplendent star,
Glorie Swanson, and Bobbie Vernon
A dinger for fun.
ALSO—
Mutt and Jeff
"LANDING AN HERISS"
—ALSO—
the last and final chapter of the
"IRON TEST"
with Antonio Moreno and Carol Hallowaj ^
—ALSO—
The first chapter of the greatest Vitagra'ih
serial ever released
"The Man of Might"
with an all star cast, William Duncan, Ldi'h
Johnson and Joe Ryan. Don't miss this.
Coming Wednesday and Thursday—William Fox
presents Pegp,y Hyland in a society bud's love and adven-
tures "Caught in the Act," also Fatty Arbuckle in "Fatty s
Hoodoo Day," Its a scream. Also Pearl White in a new
chapter of "The Lightnign Raider."
April 15,16, and 17
Are the dates
set for our
Semi-annual
Norman Music Club
The Norman Music club will
meet at Recital Hall, University,
promptly at 3:30 on Wednesday,
April Hth. and,the following pro-
gram will be given:
Paper -Russian Music, by Mrs.
Brown.
Song —Peasant Cradle Song
(Mousforky); song of India (Itim-
fky-Korfakow); Slumber song
(Gretchaninof) Mrs. Bridges.
Violin Russian air (ier.ii- ••
ski) Miss Eldridge.
N O-
RIGHT IN OVR. .STORE YOU WILL FiND|
NEW .SPRING .51/1T THAT WILL MAKE Y<
HAPPY. THI.5 .SUIT WILL PLEAJE YOU
'COLOR. IT WILL GIVE YOU GOOD WEAR;
of field artillery of which'Tt I WILL FIT YoUR boDY, AND ITWILLHT YO<
Marv Pickford's own
the honorary colonel
"Johannu Knli^ts."
appears in
IP7R.SE. YHY NOT THEN COME TO THE oTO
Paramount ;-rh at can FIT Yol/R EYE, FIT
picture at the University theati
today.
l/R
and FIT Yol/R POCKET BOOK.
Mary Pickford at the b
theatre today.
E. B. KIMBERUN
ijniVersity 'Sheairc
"Home of the Super-Silent Drama
Artcraft present..-
Mary Pickford in
"JOHANNA ENLISTS'
May field's
4i
For Satisfaction"
She lives on a farm does Marv Pickforil in this picture and then the soldiers came
Never a beau before and now lovers'three! A hardy aristocratic captain, a handsomj
lieutenant, and a peppery private. Who '-,rets her? Bet you cant guess. Hie privatyl
knows that he is heavily handicapped and e.ilN the lieutenant "'a piece ot eh« •.-e ami
naturally gets introduced to the guard house^followed by a court martial, rhe cap-
tain is the prosecutor in the case, but Cupid so addles the^ brains of everybody con-j
cerned .... and Mary Pickford rides awav on a guii carriage to lie niatiiei
Also Tuesday, HAROL DLLOYD IN "NEXT AISLE OVER"
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