The Hennessey Clipper (Hennessey, Okla.), Vol. 29, No. 4, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 27, 1918 Page: 4 of 10
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THE HENNES8EY CLIPPER,
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FOR SHERIFF
I Sam Martin, anoumes liis eandidary
lor sheriff of Kin^fislier County, sub-
j jeet to tin* will of the republiean vot-
ers in llie primary oil August 6.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Win. P. Kiinerer announeos ] is «*:in<li-
• Incv for representative, subject to 1lie
will of the republiean voters at the
primary on August (5th.
FOR COUNTY JTJDOE
R. W. Wylie, announces his eandida-
•v for the office of County .ludge, sub
jeet t< the will of tin1 republican vot-
ers in the primary on August Ctli.
, FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Jas. C. MyeTR, annouuics as candidate
for Count v Commissioner for the sec
I ..ml district of Kingfisher county, snl
' jeet to the will of the republican vot-
ers at the primary on August Oth.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
C. M. Wilson, announces his candidacy
; for Commissioner of the Second dis
triet, subject to the will of the repub-
I lican voters in the primary August fl.
hold.
properly
le office.
Announcements
FOR COUNTY CLERK
Russell A. Frakes announces as candi-
date for County Cleric, subject to the
decision of the republican primaries,
on August Oth, 1918.
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
Mrs. Sarah Liston announces as candi
date for County Superintendent of
Schools, subject to the decision of the
republican primary on August 6th.
FOR COURT CLERK
George H. Laing announces his candi-
dacy for the office of Court Clerk, sub-
ject to the decision of the voters in
the republican primary on August Oth.
For SHERIFF
George F. Long, candidate for Sheriff
of Kingfisher county, subject to fhe
decision of the voters at the rcpnbli-
cuii primary on August <>.
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR
W H Meade, candidate for County
Assessor, subject to the will of the
republican voters at the primary on
August Oth.
W. C. Brown hereby announces his
« nndidacv for County Assessor of King-
fisher County, subject to the will of
the Republican voters in the primary
on A ii "list (it h.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
E. V. Welch, candidate for County
Treasurer, subject to the decision of
the republican voters at the primary,
August Oth.
ANNOUNCEMENT
In making my announcement for
j Countv Commissioner of the Second
district, I wish to state that when
I elected two years ago, I decided that
I would not again be a candidate for
I the ofliee of commissioner, but owing
to present conditions, believe it would
I be a poor time to change officers.
J The o.iice of County Commissioner
i belongs to the farmer. It is the only
j county office that a farmer
'and still operate his farm I
en all the time necessary t>
I conduct the business of
'Have never been absent from a meet
j iiig since I have been a member of the
I Hoard. I am now in a position to ac-
1 complish more for the Second district
| than ever before. I understand the
I the duties of the office and can con-
j duct county affairs more economical
Iv and satisfactorily to the taxpayers
as a result of the experience grained
while serving you in the past.. I have
secured an engine for the Second dis-
trict for us oil the roads and expect
to make our .roads in this district sec-
j oiid to none in the state.
I Mr Voter, if my knowledge and
experience makes me worthy re-elec-
j ti on, I will greatly appreciate von.'
i vote and influence, as I will not liav 4
the time to devote to an extended eaiu-
j paign over the district this year, as I
expect to devote every minute possi-
j Ide to the duties of the office and to
my farm work.
Thanking you sincerely for past fa-
vors evidenced in your loyal support
I in the past, I am vours verv truly,
C. M. WILSON.
Hennessey, Ok la.
(Clipper/
Don't Bury Your Boncl
| When you and your neighbor have
bought your Liberty Bonds, don't take
them home and hide them in the cup
I board. Take them to your banker and
j have him giv e you certificates ot de-
! posit for tlie bonds. Your banker can
j take these bonds to a Federal Reserve
II :ink and borrow money for your use
i in case you find yourself suddenly in
| need of funds. Hiding a Liberty Bond
i in your stocking at this time is just a-"
I bad as hording money. Keep the bonds
and money in circulation and the eoun
trv will pull through this crisis all
light.
(Clipper)
A letter from Charles Thockmorton.
Jr., states that he has been assign" I
to the base hospital at Camp Sheridan,
Montgomery, Alabama. .lames Blye
and (Jeorge Dauner have been assign
ed to a training camp in Kentucky
Happy
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'v The Perfect Kerosene Burner
BIO DRAFT LOTTERY HELD
IN WASHINGTON TODAY
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For the Class of 1918 Registrants— OO
—Your Liability for Servicc is
Shown by First Number . .
The following are the numbers drawn
in the draft lottery in Washington t >
day . The first number shows the order
in which the numbers were drawn.
The second number is the number as-
signed them by the local draft board
when they were registered.
I I" ' Criliith, .Ins. M. Kingle her.
2!| II..skins Carl L., Kiel.
• 11 Butler, Walter .).. Weed in v.
' • • I'ain, \V. .)., | leiinefeoy.
•" " Smith, Leonard, Kisgfisher
fl ro Patoeka, Edw. Hennessey
7 7s Btiwmnn, ArtIn:i .1. Cashion
,"1 s7 Liberton, John I'.. Hover.
!> I -Sturgeon. Otho P., Ames.
10 7(1 -Bailey, Hiram (col) Dover.
11 ",s () '.Neil, Kov If., Kingfisher.
I- L'S Tasley, Fred B., Crescent.
I;: s!' Bernard, Philip II., Kingfr.
1 ! ! (> Johnson, Ollie, (col) Dover
I"' (J." Mann, Llovd. Ames.
l' Shutkesting, II. P., Henn.
Ii 7l' \\ ill^ ('h is. Hennessey.
Is ( l Dauner, Wilson, Hennessey
1!>- !M Se-hafcr, lid. II.. Kiel.
•" I (Jlessner, Clark, Kiel.
— I 03—Bartholic, Win. H. Kingfr.
- II (labey, John 11., Kiel.
2 • 84 Hansen, Fred W., Kingfr.
-I Sininioiuls, Wm. B., Kingfr.
0(1 Conanl, Lowell, Kingfisher.
-( 10 Vanderlamlwelir, Jno. Kfr.
- s- NN'ilev, And. W. Hennessey.
->v - •">•" Uiee, Frank, Crescent.
Thomas, Frank K, Kingfr.
•' " •" ( Linville, Alex W., Crescent j
•I Kllis. Kxei'ett VV., Cashion. I
's Trindle, Clias. 10. Kingfr.
L' Tift, Rov B. Kingfisher.
- \agie, Paul R., Kingfisher.
— ci Longacre, ('has.. Kingfisher.
•h - II Howe, ('has., Okarche.
•!7 09 Burns, Arthur II. Dover.
.'Is I'.o —Kagler, Rudolph L., Dover.
113 Quisenberry, <()keene.
Staggs, Oliui P ., Hennessey.
II— IS Seedoir, Fritz, Omega.
I ? 'I Triplett, llrnest < Okarche.
I"1 SI Vanburen. Merl *1,., Cashion
14— ss—Pipes, Carlyle P.. Kingfr.
;1!* Alliens, Alfred \., Kingfr.
1(5— .'10'—Williams, Joe W., Henn.
17 OX—Harmon, B. J. Marshall.
|s I-' .Mirkes, Francis J., Kingfr.
2o—Wool ford, Geo. W., Henn.
" s .lech, P remy si, (Okarche.
• I 1- «Botts, ( ei-ii Anthony, Anio>
•J- '' Clark, Ben F..(col) Kingfr.
• '•i 112 Cross, Perry, Kiel,
•j-l l! Brown, John S., Kingfisher.
*' ! ^*2—I>0«tr-n. John P., Lovell,
•'(j >7 Doerr, Dio J., Hennesvev.
40—Stetler, Kdward Kingfisher.
58 8 Streck, Lee A.,-' Hennet .
'' Foraker, Clyde, Kingfisher.
<" M.'J McIntosh, ('has. W. Kfr.
''' Jordan, Harvey, Hennessey
(.2 94— Foster, John C. Kingfr.
07 Cashow, Everett M„ Kingfr
(it - to Peters, Karl H., Omega.
i;"> 'IS ( rami, Robt. L., Henn.
(•( i—Witt, Bert. Hennessey*
,:7 27 Benshaw, Moody Lovell.
,:s J Oulbertson, Qrlif'f K.. Kfr.
Norris, Ivan, Hennessey.
7(> (J— Koelin, Jacob, Okeene.
71— 24— Choate, Ira J., Hennessey.
I'—While, Charlie L. Kingfr.
I" '' Beall, ('lvde I?., Henne> < \
< I 1! Struck, Jno. J.. KingfHic
■ Sain, Jay W., Kingfisher.
Crahani, Oscar L., Cre.cent
77 .'10 Dean, Wilford A. Dover.
> OS—(iermer, Tony, Okarche.
7!' s", Smith, Clarence D., Omen.
hi s.:—Cook. Fred S., Kingfisher.
s|( "• Casteel, R. J., Marshal).
s2 92 Jones, Hugh Kingfisher..
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The War aad
Your Clothes
You wan! to save to help win the war-
Wool for the soldiers, laborers for war
work. You would like to feel that you are
doing it when you buy clothes.
You Can!
Buy clothes that last then your won't have
to buy so often. That is the best way
to save wool and money. You will find
it easy when you see our line of youths'
and men's clothing. Neat conservative
patterns with that 100 per cent value in
wearing qualities.
Come in today and make your selection.
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Cheney, Marshr
Schafer, Frank
Knvi r, Samuel
Taylor, Fudie I
Muldrow, II. D
Jernian, Kmest
11 :i mil, Levi II
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I'll Be in Paris June 28t.li Kni et
K ii-.er Wilhelni. Tent
A Real Tractor
A real tract for the man who
is particular, The Happy
Farmer Tractor has many pood
points points of advantage
that you will find in rio other.
It is the tractor that you have
been waiting for a tractor
that will plow all your field the corners includ-
ed. Will turn round on a silver dollar. In point
of economical operation there is nothing on the
market that will discount this machine. Before
you even think of buying, we want an opportuni-
ty of demonstrating this machine.
AUSTIN ROBERTS, Agent
Hennessey, Okla.
" I II he in Paris June 2Sth."
member that is National War
iav8 Day in America. Where w
he? Don't fail to register your
sition and your strength to help keep
the Hun from your doors.
Stand up and lie counted. I ncl -
Sain wants to know all the loyal one
so lie has set June 2Nth as a dnv on
which he proposes to find out where
you stand. He has chosen the Wnr
Savings Campaign as a means of tal;
injj this vote, which, he hopes will l e
i vote of confldenee in him and the
war he is waging for the world %
freedom. On that day he is jioini; to
have you stand up and l u counted.
('licit Sam expects you to put on a
pledge card the amount that he can
depend upon you to loan him each
month for the ha lance of the year.
When you make that promise he ex
pectft you to keep it and he is goin
to send some person around to see tin t
you do keep it or find out the reason
why. He is also goin# to have a list
I repared on that day of those who
do not stand up and he count*-I
Likewise he wants to know all who
are not with him as well as those who
lire with him. However, Cncle Sam
does not expect this class to lie very
lar«;e, -o there will be plenty of loyal
ones to convince this small miiioritv
of the error of their ways.
Itemcmber the Kaiser'« threat and
theu sign up for the limit.
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With our money aavillus wc
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by tt.inj: down
bnekiug up our
I our strength.
an theu
1 uv War Savings Stamps and perform
double 1rvice by giving the govern
j -Mit current funds with which to buy
,e labor and materials so much
eded for war purposes which we
,ve refrained from using. That is
loyalty.
- (Clipper;
Are You Really a Patriot?
Words do not themselves make a pat
.lit. Thev must be backed up—with
; 1 lion. One must back their words
in acts. Many who talk like pat
ti f 11:-s with the grocer because he
ill not sell t lo in just what they want,
.1 what thev wai\t is sometimes what
l.i bet 11 forbidden by the food adinyi-
irator. Are you one of those! Take
Uu-k of yourselves and see where you
npier its niothers. More than 350,000
Ro .1 real American—from the
• mud up. Stand for the good of all
1 the irood of your country.
(Clipper)
It not the amount of money you j
end for Liberty Is and War Sav
Si a in|' that makes von a patriot, j
i- ; not the amount you giv 3 to the j
lied Cross or the V. M. C. A. -it is
'lie amount you give according to the j
1 r'iiut you CAN give —the spirit in
\.l i<h 1 is jjiven. We expect others
measure up to the standard which
are unwilling to live up to our- |
e We must measure up to new .
(mi: hiliti- to the responsibilities;
of war
Wl .it are yon doing to help win the
n It will take more than fightong
men at the front. The people must ;
1 • back tif those men back of them
i" the limit. What are von doing?
(OUpptr)———
I '<) 1 * SALK 2-seated carriage.—See
Austin Roberts, Hennessey.
(Clipper-)
Pud Holmes visited in Hennessey
in Monday. He was en route home to 1
1 after attending a -session of the
leiican Optical Association at St. j
Minn., as a delegate from the !
Oklahoma state association. j
FOR SALE
•10 acres ;; miles we: t of Hennessey.
XW 1 I of 14, Section 19-19-':.
Price .fS00, 011 easy terms and small
first payment, luiuiedinte possession.—-
HALDWIX & (ilHHS CO, Anadarko.
Okla.
(Clipper")
WAXTKD To buy 2nd hand disk
jjang in good shape. Please notify S
('. ('lodfelter, Route 0, Hennessey. 2p
(Clipper)
(J W. Woolsey went to Oklahoma,
('ity, Sunday,, and returned Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Woolsey are planning
to go to Ft. Riley, K.'ins., the last of
the week to visit their soiit Vein, who
is in training there.
(Clipper)
S. A. Snyder left last night for
Kansas City on a brief business trip.
Lubricating Oils
Harvesting Oils
Auto Oils
and Greases of all kinds.
Save your money
by seeing
LUTC VAUGHAN
Phono 165
at Henneaaey Aulo
Garage
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Fly Time
We have all kinds of fly killers, Swat the Fly j
Fly Swaters and Daisy insect Powder also j
good preparation for keeping flies off the 1
stosk. i
Prices are resonable. j
Dinkler's Drug Store
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