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HYDRO REVIEW HYDRO OKLAHOMA APRIL H 1918
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The Hydro Review
$100 A Year
SECOND CLASS MAIL MATTER
A WEEKLY JOURNAL
Published Every Thursday at
Hydro Caddo County Oklahoma
II O JONES Publisher
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
Democratic Candidates
Eor Commissioner:
C G NESBITT
COUNCIL OF DEFENSE MEET-
ING AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH
Big Patriotic Meeting Friday
Night Dr Hulten of Ok-
lahoma City to Speak
Another big patriotic meeting
is to be held in Hydro Friday
night April 12th under the aus-
pices of the Hydro Council of De-
fense Dr Hulten pastor of the
First Baptist Church of Oklahoma
Cily will deliver a stirring pa-
triotic address Dr Hulten is one
of the best speakers in the state
and Hydro is indeed fortunate in
having “drawn Dr Hulten in the
speakers’ draft” as all of the
prominent speakers of the state
nave been called to service this
week to give their time and ef-
forts in bringing a message of pa-
triotism and loyalty to every nook
and corner of the state This
meeting will be held at the Bap-
tist church and all citizens are
urged to be present
W S S
AMONG OUR SUBSCRIBERS
Dr R S Cannon helped us out
last week with a dollar Dr js
again able to take care of his
practice after a short vacation
spent in the hospital at Ft
Worth
I)r J J Henke one of our
pioneer and loyal subscribers
advanced his subscription and al-
so that of his father at West-
phalia Missouri a few days ago
Hoy Sparks on Route 1 walk-
ed in Saturday and handed over
a dollar lo gel Ins name on (In
Review list Hov says it is quits a
Review list Hov says it is quits a
spell between letters now l'rAfn
Ins brother Karl who is pn
i-ranee He and Ray Rowan have
been together since 'enlistment in
the areo division but now have
different classes of work and may
be separated any time
Clyde Marsh of (he Hinton Pro-
duce Co sends ns a nice renewal
tins week but fails lo give us any
data on Ins lmsmess but as lie
was a rustler when connected
with the business of Marsh Urn
thers here previous lo going 1
Hinton we just take it that lie is
doing well
W S
We have a line from H H Haas
saying they had moved from Ka
loiia Iowa to Hudson Ohio
W S S
MRS CLINTON DEAD
Mrs J T Young received the
sad news Sunday night of the
sudden death of her mother Mrs
B P Clinton at the family home
in Wisconsin Mr and Mrs
Clinton had spent the winter here
with their daughter and had only
left for their home last Wednes-
day night arriving home Friday
While her health had been failing
for some time it was not be-
lieved that her condition would
become critical so soon
Mrs Clinton was a devoted
kindly Christian woman who en-
deared'herself to all who came
to know her and leaves many
friends here who sorrow at her
death and sympathize with the
relatives in the loss of their dear
one
W S S
DO IT NOW
Send us the price of a year’s
subscription if you are in arrears
We Need the Money
2 JT YOUNG
INSURANCE OF ALL
KINDS — Fire Light-
ning Tornacto Hail
RATES ON BONDS
Fidelity
Security
Public Officials
Agent For The
OLD CONNECTICUT
AMERICAN INDEMNITY
NATIONAL SURITY CO
Special attention given
to farm insurance
mtttWWHIIHHtWM
‘‘Service First
GOOD SERVICE IS OUR
FIRST AIM
Three good barbers on the
Job all the time and ready
to serve you
Sanitary ‘Barber
“GO ON OR
GO UNDER”
By Rom L Hammond
Mr llammond was a member of a party
of louiieen alto went to Europe i u Octo-
ber and leiurued about December 1 Of
lids number ten were members of Con-
i' ess The purty were guests of the Brit-
ish Frriu'h and Belgltui Governments
much of the tiunr and were escorted by
lepresentatives of these Governments up
and down the battle hues und were shown
many other oftlcial courtesies Mr Ham-
mond is publisher of the Daily and Tii-
weekly Tribune of Kremont Neb and is
filling many public speaking engagements
at the ptesent time
Premier Lloyd George never coined
a truer epigram than that "We must
go on or go under”
How the war is "going on” can be
understood even in part only by!
those who have been near to it which
privilege I recently had That it is'
the most colossal tragedy in human
history is proved by a glance at any
phase of it
j America's part in tbe struggle is be-
Ing performed because America can-
not avoid it Autocracy is running
amuck snd we stand in its road
1 Either it stalks triumphant over all
that we have been taught to bold'
Bacred and dear or we and those with'
us slay the dragon from whose red
Jaws blood is dripping We and It
cannot live in the world together
I have seen England France and
Belgium battling with tbe beast Now
my own country is sending its men
Into the tray and the effort and thei
sacrifices that are being made abroad
will soon be witnessed here We mayi
not see here tbe actual fighting Let
us hope not But we cannot escape
the other appalling features
England is vindicating her tradi-i
tlons and her ideals She is not fight-
Ing for territorial expansion This is-
by no means as vital or essential to
her as is proof of the binding nature
jC her compacts The preservation)
of Belgian neutrality drew her into'
tbe struggle For this her soldiers-
are battling and her great navy Isj
iteamed up ready for the master:
stroke for this her women are work-
Ing In field and factory and are pour-
ing out their merciful ministrations
in innumerable hospitals
France is making the great sacri-
fice Paris which sets the styles for
the world is wearing black as s sym-
bol of sorrow and the world is adopt-
ing it for all the world is mourning
But Paris and France though in tears
are not without hope They are look-
ing eagerly forward to victory when
the invading Huns are driven from
French soil and the lost provinces of1
Alsace and Lorraine will be restored’
to their rightful owners The coining
of the American troops lias given!
them new courage With unexampled
bravery they are holding the line un-
til the strength of America can be
hurled against the foe The republic
still echoes with the wild acclaim
given to General Pershing and his ex-
peditionary force It will be a mighty
task for the United States to measure
up to French expectations
Riding as I recently did up and
down the whole battle front in France
and Flanders I saw much of the suf-‘
Tering France has heroically endured'
Her ruined cities and towns her de-'
vastated territory her dead soldiers!
ber outraged women her tortured
children all cry out for vengeance
Every reported atrocity of the Ger-
man army is true and very much
more I got much evidence from eye'
witnesses of unspeakable barbarities-
All the waters of the seven seas can!
never wash away the foul stains
In Belgium at a reception given byl
King Albert I asked Ambassador!
Brand Whitlock what word could be
taken back to the people of America!
He said: "It is difficult to put it in
a word but this is to be said of the
Germans: they disregard every sent!-
ment of honor and integrity every-
thing we hold sacred and dear They
have violated with utter impunity-
every agreement I have ever made!
with them” The conclusion from
this and a flood of other like testi-
mony Is that "we must go on or go
under" No compromise or settlement
with the Hohenzollerns will be more
than "a scrap of paper" The United
Stales has one supreme duty at this'
hour That is to furnish the money
and the man power to defeat the arch
enemy of liberty and of the peace of
the world
THE WOMAN ON THE DOLLAR
It Is generally conceded that women
Bpeak their minds freely The woman
on every American dollar that goes
toward buying Liberty Bonds will be
able to talk eloquently to the whole
world
SAVE
Liberty
irAM ERICA
now
LIBERTY BONDS
Why you should use
Cardin the woman’s
W- me wuuiaii 9
your troubles
have been shown in
thousands of letters from
actual users of this medi-
cine who speak from
personal experience If
the results obtained by
other women for so many
I
ny
years have been so uni-
formly Rood
give Caroui a
Take
CMMJI
The Woman’s Tonic
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Mrs Mary J Irvin of
Cullen Va writesi
“About 11 years ago 1
suffered untold misery
with female trouble bearing-down
pains head-
ache numbness I
would go for three weeks
almost bent double
My husband went to Dr
for Cardui
Alter taking about two
bottles I began going
around and when I took
three bottles ’I could do
all my work” E-80
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BIRTHDAY DINNER
Misses Nettie I-’olk Pearl Folk
Edna West Helen Packard Ma-
deline Boscherl Lorenne Wells
Messrs Cnsliman Miller and Kurle
Pryor were entertained last Sun-
day in the home of Mrs A P
Stover in honor of her neiee's
birthday
The dav was very pleasantly
spent All departed late in the
afternoon saving Mrs Stover was
a delightful entertainer and wish-
ing Miss Wells many happy re-
turns of the day
— One who was I here
W S S
GERMANS BACK
German and Nick German
their wives were here the
of Hip week and closed a
deal for Hie purchase of a couple
of good farms on Lake Creek L
German gets one of Herb Scarth’s
farms and Nick bought the Sam
Tucker farm
The Germans sold their farms
in Hie Fost neighborhood last
fall and bought near Ponca Cily
The oil excitement came their
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PATRIOTS
A Piker Patriot is a man who
talks a lot about patriotism but
doesn't do anything
A Piker Patriot is a man who
loudly cheers the marching sol-
diers hut keeps n padlock on his
pocketbook
A Piker Patriot is n man who
goes home every night to a com-
fortable fireside and a happy fam-
ily” who enjoys all the blessings
and opportunities that America
gives who has a good job and good
wages hut doesn’t even buy a $50
Liberty Bond on easy payments
A Piker Patriot is a man who
bought a Liberty Bond last October
one-lenth the size he could have
taken and now when approached
by a Liberty Bond salesman sticks
out his chest and says “I’ve bought
one”
Go to any Bank and Get Your
Liberty Bonds Today
This Space is Paid For By
Bamkf Hydro
way and they disposed of- their
farms at a very hani'soine profit
They are spleiidid people and we
are 'all glad to have them back
again
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NOTICE
My breeding books and records
for inv stallion Rob and jack
Jonipban are at the First Na-
tional Hank and all accounts due
'payable there Please settle
promptly — I German 25-3p
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MOORE-HARRISON
Mr Karl Moore and Miss Bor-
llia Harrison sliped one over on
I heir many friends last Wednes-
day niglil when (hey were quietly
married at the Methodist parson-
age with Rev Cater ntliciating
ami Mrs Cater and Miss Edna
Wilson witnessing the ceremony
The secret began lo leak about
Sunday Monday night about 25
friends gathered at tbe J W
Cater home where Mrs Moore
had continued lo room and gave
Mr und Mrs Moore a serenade
They were presented with sev-
eral nice presents as tokens of
(he high esteem of their friends
They were also given a charvarl
ns part punishment for so clev-
erly escaping the watchful eye
of I heir friends
Mrs Moore is sales lady at the
Spencer grocery store where her
pleasant manner has won her
many friends
Mr Moore is one of the bar-
bers at the City Barber Shop and
well known as" a young business
man respected by his associates
Mr and Mrs’ Moore are at
present living at the Merchants
Hotel
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CANON FOR COMMISSIONER
A D Canon of Waconda town-
ship makes bis announcement as
a candidate for county commis-
sioner for this district' subject to
Hip action of the republican pri-
mary Mr Canon needs no introduc-
tion to the people of this district
ns he served as a member of the
hoard of commissioners several
years ago and is well acquainleii
with the needs of the count v and
this district in particular He was
a candidate for the nomination
two years ago and made a good
dean campaign failing only by
about twenty votes in the pri-
mary Mr Canon is one of the sub-
stantial farmers of the north end
of Caddo county He is a good
business loan and lias made a
substantial success of his own
business affairs and is entirely
competent to look after the duties
of county commissioner is a ca-
pable economical and business
like manner He asks for the
consideration of the republican
voters at Hie coming primary
W S S
TO MY FRIENDS
As it is impossible for me to
answer each card aim letter I
have received since being here 1
lake Ibis way of expressing my
PIKER
A Piker Patriot is a man who
can easily take a thousand dollars’
worth of Liberty Bonds but only
takes a hundred
There is no room in this com-
munity for Piker Patriots for ours
is no piker town
If you're that kind you’d bet-
ter move lo some piker town
YouM better go where you’ll have
smne piker friends For our town
during the coming weeks and
months is going lo be the'lonesom-
est place on the face of the globe
for Piker Patriots
If yon can't jiay cash for your
bonds you can borrow a part of
the money at your bank using the
bonds as security or you can buy
them at your hank on the easy par-
lial payment plan It is no trouble
to lmy Liberty Bonds — it is no
trouble lo pay for them
As Part of Their Contribution Towards Winning The War
gratitude The good wishes of
my friends and the beautiful
flowers have been as rays of
bunshine and brightened many
a weary hour
Wishing you all the blessing
of health and hoping to be wit
you ugain 1 remain
Very respectfully
Mrs John Pope
Enid Springs Sanitarium
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WANT ADS
Ads in Ihis section are one cent
per word each insertion Initials
and numbers counted same as
words Ca3h must accompany
order for ads in this section
FOR SALE — Seed kafir Sudan
grass millet and millet seed
priced right — Alva Swartzendru-
ber 25tf
FOR SALE — A nice pair of 3-
yenr old mare mutes sound
also a fresh cow — Alfred Can-
non Route 3 25-ltp
FOR SALE — Some cows and cal-
ves a 3-vear old mule and a
3-year old norse Western Bell
lister — J E Oaks 24-2p
ye
and one year old horse colt
— Martin Arbes 24-2p
FOR RENT — 3 room house — E
M Wilson 24tf
FOR RENT — Good two room
house and garden spot — Mrs
W H Hart 24tf
FOR SALE — Choice Barred Rock
eggs select for setting at 40c
per doz — Mrs A D Eakin23-5p
FOR SALE OR TRADE— My sis
ler’s Haines Bros piano good
ns new priced very low — Phi
one
1025 or see Lake Oliver 23-3p
FOR SALE — 700 pounds of good
recleaned Sudan grass seed —
Lake Oliver Phone 1025 Hydro
Oklahoma 16-tf
CATTLE WANTED — When you
have cattle for sale phone II C
Lacy phone 57 Hydro Okla 19tf
FOR SALE — A few Buff Orping-
ton cockrels and eggs for set-
ling babv chicks in season —
Mrs Ed M West Phone 1623
Hydro Oklahoma 21-9p
FOR SALE — 1 registered Short-
horn bull coming 2 years old
from the A B Campbell herd An
extra large well made fellow —
J W Blackwell 21tf
FOR SALE — 2 fine Shetland pon-
ies well broke and gentle for
children to ride or drive — J W
Blackwell 21tf
FOR SALE — A limited amount of
alfalfa hay at $100 a bale
Good three year old horse colt
$12500 — J R Breed 22-tf
FOR SALE — Single Comb Rhoade
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YOUR
GRADUATION
HAT
Graduation time is not far off and for those
who desire a hat for this occassion we are now
ready to give special attention to that line of hats
for the next few days
We have a nice line of shapes and materials on
hand but we ask you to come in now this week if
possible and see -what we have and if you do ndt
find just what you want we will have time to order
or make up something special which we could not
do if you wait until the last minute
We especially invite you to visit our shop this
week if you are wanting anything in the line of
graduation hats
8EE OUR LINE OF VEIL8 AND SILK GLOVE8
MRS H
IN WOODS 8TORE
Island Red eggs at 50c a sel-
ling — C D Strong Weatherford
HouteA 22-4tp
FOR SALE — Choice Barred Rock
eggs select for setting at 40o
per doz — Mrs A D Eakin 22-4p
FOR SALE — Full blood Orpington
eggs at $400 per 100 — Mrs
Edgar E Reber Phone 1818 23tf
FOR SALE — 390 egg Cyphers in-
cubator in good condition for
quick sale $10 will take it — Mrs
Walter Brown 23tf
FOR SALE — Home grown Sudan
gross seed clean and heavy at
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Oklahoma utyTent £Aw n w c
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C O M I N Q
THAT GOOD ONE
UNDERCANVAS
J M Busby’s Worlds Greatest Colored
MINSTRELS
A Good Clean Funny Delightful Entertainment
IT'S ONE LONG LAUGH
25 8lngers Dancers Cake Walkers
and Comedians
Hydro Thursday April 18
Parade at Noon
I9J8 BREEDING SEASON
We will stand the following breeding stook at the
W H Talklngton barn 3(4 miles south and (4 mile
east of Hydro for the season of 1917
Tabrege Pure Bred
An imported registered
Percheron stallion No
80536 (86457) form
erly owned by Thralls
Bros He is a goodbig
fellow has extra good
bone and lots of quali-
ty throughout His
many colts in this
community prove him
an exceptionally good
breeder foals having
lots of size and weight
with well made body
Breeding hours 8 a in
and
Jack L Pure Bred License No 498
is a three year old registered jack stands 15 hands high
black with mealy points good heavy bone and body large
head and ears
TERMS— Jabrege $1000 Jack L $1000 to insure liv-
ing colt Mare and colt stand good for service fee
Should mare be disposed of or removed from commun-
ity insurance money is forfeited and money becomes due
at once Care will be taken to prevent accidents but will
not be responsible should any occur
W H Talkington & Company
C LACY
25c pfer pound — J M Stange 23f
EGGS FOR HATCHING — From
S C White Legnorn $400 per
100 and baby chicks in season —
I Mrs R S McKee Phone 1005
Hydro Oklahoma
23-5t
FOR SALE — Choice Single Comb
Rhoade Island Red eggs at 75c
per setting of 15 or $400 per 100
Mrs G H Reber 23-4p
FOUND — Rear tight and Oklaho-
homa automobile license No
27841 1918 Owner may have
same by paying costs Call at the
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