The Daily Transcript (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 8, Ed. 1 Wednesday, April 9, 1919 Page: 3 of 4
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The Daily Transcript, Norman, Oklahoma
tied fe?t
| with sli:
ti.ro'vli the
•'.V. iniuries.
air, escaping Tract No. 165, W 1-4 Cec. 3fii,
I Twp. 8N, ranRe 1 east.
, - ,. . . . , Tract No. 166, SW 1-4 Sec. 36,
Uss of livestock and damage to , Twp ^
range 1 East.
I Tract No. 167 NW 1-4, Sec. 16,
:Twp. 8N range 1 west.
erty damage, but few personal in- NOTICE W \TEtt CONSUMERS' Tract No. 168 SE 1-4 Sec. 16,
<,f rp«.ilt..H ' ' 1 Twp. 8N, range 1 west,
oi consiquence, resuuea | I No ^ pr NE M ^
How the Tw ister
Acted in Omaha
OMAHA, April 7.—Heavy prop-
wheat fields by hail tire reported.
juries
Mrs. T. J. Nolan. 401 E. Tonka-
wa St., Norman, says: "About a
year ago 1 suffered dreadfully
from bearing down pains In my
back and hips. I also had dizzi-
ness at time#. It took me a lonif
time to find out my kidneys were
disordered but when I did I used
Doan's Kidney Pills. They soon
from a vicious tornado that swept, Water rent must be paid on or|3gj 1Vp g N> range x West, ]56_. improved my condition and five
across the western residence sec-],before the 10th or service will be'49 acres. boxes entirely rid me of the trou
tion of Omaha shortly after 8 I discontinued. Auditor begins work j Tract No. 170, Fr. SW 1-4, Sec. ble."
o'clock last night. Dundee and i after that date and accounts must |Twp. 8 N range, 1 west, 163.- Mrs. Nolan over eight years lat
Clifton Hill suffered the greatest be paid.
From the New York Evening Sun: land interest of said M. Bauern-
Grownups hardly appreciate how ! schmitt had at the time of his
. * 1 death, and all the nght, title and
deeply their talk of money sinks j^^rest that said estate has by
into the mind of a child. In the operation of law or otherwise, ac
losses, many homes being unroof- I
ed and in some cases practically , Men's Sox
ruined. I 25c value men's sox, 2 pairs for
Twenty persons were injured j 25c. Better buy these . They are
and the property damage is esti- j worth 25c a pair. Water Damage
mated at one-fourth million dol- ! Sale, Rucker's.
lars. Frances Micklen, 6 years old,
whose back was broken, was the Coming: "Jack and the Bean
only one severely injured. Stalk, at the Christian church on
About sixty houses in the path Thursday and Friday nighte.
of the storm were damaged, and
several were completely destroy- PUBLIC SALE OF OIL AND
e,i GAS LEASES OF THE PUB-
LIC LANDS OF THE
It is remarkable that this twister STATE OF OKLAHOMA
swooped down upon the city at al- I xhe Commissioner8 of the Land
most the same hour of the day of j Office of the State of Oklahoma,
the week as the most disastrous "ill receive sealed bids for the
„«• c,... 1 . inn leasing o the public lands of the
storrr. ot i-aster Sunday, lUl.s, . . . , .. ,
' state of Oklahoma for oil and gas
ar.d nearly exactly six years after- 1)Urp0i,es 0n the 15th day of April,
ward. ; 19ly, at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m.
in the lands hereinafter described.
Each bid must be accompanied
88 acres. er said: "J still prase Doan's kid-j
Tract No. 171 Fr. SE 1-4 Sec. ney Pills, for the cure they gave
36, Twp. 8N range 1 West 156.62 me has been permanent. I glad-
acres. ly confirm my former endorse-
For particulars, form of bid, and ment. Doan's deserve all I have
rules and regulations, address said in praise of them ."
A. S. J. SHAW, Price- 60c, at all dealers. Don't
Secretary Commissioners of 'he simply ask for a kidney remedy— I lence. Then grandma came into
Land Office, Oklahoma City, get Doan's Kidney Pills—the sami tj,e nursery saying. "Jane, xvould-
Oklahoma. that Mrs. Nolan had. Foster-1
37-5t. Milburn Co., Mfgrs.,, Buffalo, N.!
Y.
strenuous days of war and income
taxes one small girl of six was
told over and over again that she
could not have this or that be-
cause they "couldn't afford it."
Nothing she really wanted could
be hers apparently, and all must
be scared with the two younger
brothers of the family.
0 o morning she learned of the
advent of a third brother She re-
ceived the news in thoughtful si-
REAL ESTATE NOT1CH
I n't you like to see baby brother?"
An unattractive little pink crea-
! ture lay in his basket.
| With a disapproving glance at
quired in and to, all the land sit-
uate, lying and being in the county
of Cleveland, and state of Okla-
homa, bounded and described as
follows, and upon the following
terms and conditions, towit:
The west one-half of section
(261 twenty-five , township
nine (9) north, range (2) two
west of the Indian Meridian,
Cleveland County. State of
Oklahoma, for cash upon con-
firmation of said sale by the
county court
Dated this 25th day of March,|
1910
THOS. W. MAYFIELD,
Attorney for Executor.
39-5t JOHN FISHER.
Tuesday 25c ladies black hose at
10c pair—3 pairs to a customer.-
RUCKER'S.
72x90 inch sheets. These are
j seamless, at $1.19 each, Thursday
| at Rucker's.
Clevelaid \erel> : "Mamma do you think we
could afford thisV'
vr . . , , NOTICE OF SBTTLEMENT
Notice is hereby giren, that In OF FINAL ACCOUNT I brother number 3, Jane tun
pursuance of an order of the coun- state of Oklahoma,
ty court of the county of Cleve- Couaty, ss:
land, and the stte of Okla-
homa, made on the 17th day of C°urt.
mo xi _ . Notice is hereby given that fin:il
t t 7 ' Ai rin tin A L accounts have been filed in the fol- Men's $2.00 Dress Shirts
the estate of A. M. Doolin, deceas- , • . . . , ...
ed, the undersigned as the exo- Jft* j vl m.ll ! ?2 0° dress shlrts' wlth or w,thout
cutor of said estate will sell at pri- . ■, . . i V I collars, only $1.00 each Thursd \
vate sale to the highest, bidder, said esf-es are ready for
subject to confirmation by said
county court, on or after Satur-
day. the fifth day of April, 1919,
at Norman, in the county of Cleve-
land and state of Oklahoma, all the
final setlement and that said ac-; at Rucker's.
oounts will be examined and dis- j
tribution made on Monday, the
Moreover, last night's tornado
entered Omaha at exactly the by a certified check or bank draft right, title and interest of said Z.
same spot as did its deadlier pred- on any solvent bank in th*■ sum M. Doolin, and all the right, title
, • ' 1 r m 1 One Thousand Dollars made pay- and interest that said 7t
ecessor, and in general followed J «■«"«*= 1 <•.>
M.
14th day of April, 1919, at 10 1 NOTICE
o'clock a. m. in the County Court Notice is hereby given, that in
of said court: pursuance of an order of the coun-
Estate of Rebecca Newcomer, ty «>urt of the county of Cleve-
r. Iin deceased, Theodore Newcomer, land; •in<1 state of Oklahoma, made
DooIln administrator. I on the 17th day of March. 1919, in
the same path for a considc ahle
distance. The torona 1 :
a most peculiar mann.
dip and lift several times within
the lemyth of a eitv block.
able to the Commissioners of the by operation of law or other
' ■, 'and deposited as J"8®- acquired in and to, all the ]e "ciaraK Walsh admin-1 Bauefnschmitt,
land situate, lying and being in the j VLT:• wl' "™ '
Estate of Caroline Rose Walch, matter of
the estate of M
deceased, the un-
m y to insure the execu- 'ana suuaie, lying ana oeing in uie ' dersigned as the executor of the
t. It ISO and the furnish-1 S?"n'y of Cleveland, and state ot K,ut f John Solan Bridges, eetate of M. Bauernschniitt, de-
• 1 i k„ in,.. Oklahoma, bounded and described , ulu- , , , , , ' r(,nS1,,i will sell Mt t,,ii,iS i|(. t,, ,
. ■ /'.r.^'rili '- dr r as follows, and upon the following '/ ■ L* "'lon' Z hk'hest blddef subiect to con-
' l,e •i'.ltC V'.I •> 1 ' 1V terras and conditions, towit: 1 , T ,, „ „ , 1 firmaUon 1>\ --.id eountv .• 1111 mi
in said sum will entitle the biddei | T nfo , ,, H nllrl« \ in Hn„L. 8 Estate of J. H. Roano, Sr., de-! Iirmation by sanl^county louh. on
terms and conditions, towit:
Lots 1A 2, 3 and* 4, in block 8,
Passengers were shaken
excited when a street car was lift-
ed from the track by the te.nfie
wind. No one was injured badly. e(j Paid deposit accompanying ; least one-third cash with security
The police and firemen and successful bids will be returned to according to law aid approval of
many volunteer workers were on such bidder upon full compliance j court for residue. \ „„
the scene a short while after the wi'h the terms and conditions of Bids ma,-be left a t the off'ce of '
.... , the bidding, the payment of ti' .'ames M. Giesham, executor, Nor-
storm subsided. Wires were down uie u,uu ^ 1 ' *
^ s
,p and to bid on one or more tracts Said j La^? First"addHion to Norman, ce sed- William Dennis Roane- exe" of said .lav at"the
*•" - "ctompanymr rejecte d ok]a _ in one traet; or the N 65 cutor. , 1810. of^said day at,the ,
• bids will 1 1 returned to such bid- j feet in one tract, and the S 75 feet
der at the time such bids are open- jn another tract: for cash or at
Witness my hand and the seal
of said Court this 26th day of
March 1919.
(Seal)
GBORGE ALLEN,
County Judge.
and lights were out. For hours
bonus offered and the entering in- •
to of a lease between the success- i
man, Okla. i Men's unionalls of heavy quality
Dated this 17ih day of March, i kabki, worth $4.00. You get them
homeless persons, demoralized and f„i bidder and the Commissioners!1919- „ u „,,..,,. ; at Water Damage Sale for $2.65
rr"i i : i JAiuCio Jrl. uKuuilAM, ■, n 1 i
The bonus .. gg 3t Executor. su,t Rakers.
Weather Talk
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
dazed, wandered about the dark 0f the Land Office
streets, seeking information about must b? :r cash, and no bid less
their relatives and friends who than $1.00 per acre will be accept
could not be accounted for.
ed.
Men's $2.00
Each bid must be made on forms
Commissioners I mursday,
"he fact that Omaha people are'furnished by the Commissioners] inursuay, Friday
- ,. ... • r and on file with or delivered to the slightly soiled by
familiar with the slgns of an ap- to the Commissioners of Ruckel,s.
proaching tornado saved many^^g Lan<j Office, upon the date'
At the first approach of i and hour set for the opening of1
. i said bids. If any bids arc sent in by | Men s oOc quality
Blue Jumpers,!
and Saturday,
water, 98c.—
lives.
the tornado everybody in the west-
jt ci„ . . . underwear, 3
, „ . , . . mail they must reach the office | garments for $1.00, Thursday, Fri-
ern portion of Omaha took to their nf thft Secretary to the Commis-', and Saturday liUekcr's.
b ements and sought places of s\oners 0f the Land Office before I
safety. When the storm struck! the time set for the opening of j
few people were exposed. To the1 said bids and sealed inside of en-
* , ' velope other than in which the bid
additional fact th t the storm cen- maj]e(j anj marked plainly "Bid,
ter seemed to bounce u 1 and dow
strking tlie ground only at int.
CONFIRMED PROOF
■V'. to be opened at the date and hour,
«...j ... :er as advertised." The outside en- Residents of Norman Canot Doubt llcl(1
vals can the small loss of homes velojw must be plainly addt-essed j What Has Reen Twice Proved rooms of said court
,, . . to the Commissioners of the Land dav of April 1919
be placed. While the swath is two , )ffic(, and markcci thereon "Bid | jn gratitude for relief from the a. m.
street at Fiftieth and
avenue at Forty-fifth.
miles long. sometime s several for oil and gas lease.
blocks were skipped withou .: All leases are made for a term
ingle l ouse being wrecked or ev- of five years and as long thereaf-
. . rr,, , , ter as oil or gas is produced in
en injured. The toronado fi s payin(!. quantities at a royalty of
struck at Fifty-fifth and Center ^2 1-2 per cent of the gross pro-
tree'.s anti no traces can be found duction of all oil and gas produced
cut in the country before that point therefrom If a well is not com-
, . i i pleted within twelve months from
was reached. It crossed Dodge £hp date of said ,ease the said les_
Military See shall pay a rental of One Dol-
It then lar per acre annually in advance
. .. , . T,.,. so long as drilling is delayed.
went through Clifton Hill, wrecw- ^ ^ wffl be congidered that
in^ a house now and then, finally ten(j change or alter the time in
rose up in the air above the city which drilling is to commense, the
and passed on to the northeast. am°«n.t of JoyaUy or any other
, . , . , ., condition of the rules and regula-
Touchee of the twister were felt \timg of thp Commissioners or any
in other parts of the state. N ar 0f the conditions as herein set out.
Elmwood several farmhouses weri Cleveland County
wrecked and outbuildings blown Tract No. 105, NW 1-4 Sec. 36,
away. A woman living on a u. i ' T^vact 'No" 164,°W'l-2 SW 1-4,
ntat the'. ." w is carried two bun I- gec ig_ Twp. 8N, range 1 east.
aches and poins of bad backs
from distressing kidney ills—
thousands have publicly recom-
mended Doan's Kidney Pills. Resi-
dents of Norman, who so testified
years ago, now say the results
were permanent. This testimony
doubly proves the worth of Doan's
Pills to Norman kodney sufferers. |
FOR APPOINTMENT
OF ADMINISTRATOR
State of Oklahoma, Cleveland,
county, sf :
In the county court of said county.
In the estate of Thomas F.
White, deceased.
The state of Oklahoma, to the
heirs next of kin and creditors of
said Thomas F. White, deceased.
You are hereby notified that A.
R. Davis, has applied for letters
of administration of said estate
and that said application will be
heard at a regular lerm of said
court, to be held at the court
ourt, on the 21st
at 10 o'clock
east front door of the Cleveland j
county court house, in Norman, in J
the county of Cleveland and state i J
of Oklahoma, all the right, title j
Witness my hand and the seal
of said court this 29th day of
March, 1919.
GLEN O, MORRIS,
County Clerk.
By Ella Smalley, Deputy.
(Sea!) 40-3t.
WILLIAMS & LUTTRELL
Attorney for Petitioner.
LEGAL
BLANKS
We have a full and com-
plete stock of
Legal Blanks
And if there is a special
form you want, we will
print it for you.
T ranscript-Enter-
prise Pub. Co-
Buy a Uoyd Carnage
Far Baby
You can't take baby out in the bright sun-
shine without a carriage. And if you must
^et one—then why not buy him the most
beautiful one in the world.''—especially it
we can SAVE YOU $10 on the price.
Beauisfui eiLoom-Wooven"
Baby Carriage
The "Loom" invented by Marshall 11. Loyd, lias REVO-
LUTIONIZED the weaving of baby carriages by mak-
ing possible the production of the finest and most splen
didly made carriage ever designed—and at a price that
is ECONOMY itself.
Exclusive, No Other Like It.
Remember that the "Lloyd" is the only carriage made
on the "Loom." All others are made by the slow, prim-
itive HAND method—that's why they cost so much
more.
All the latest models in the Lloyd
Permanent Colors.
Meyer & Meyer
Cash if you have it; credit if you want it.
Bressing-up for Easter
n
PRICE
SAMPLES
Boy's Brownie Overalls
49c
Work Shirts.
Made of Aristo Chambray with faced sleeve, regular
}il.25 value
69c
Good Ginghams
A short time ago these were selling at 29c.
17 l-2c
Ladies' Hose
A little while ago vcu paid 25c for hose no better,
10c
Brown Domestic
LL quality—27 inch width you have been paying 15c for
7 l-2c
THESE PRICES ARE CASH
NO CHARGES. NO APROVALS
j % M Our printer: made error on our red circular, as to
■ late. It should have been April 10th instead of 3rd.
RUCKER'S
FLE HI liG'S
Grocery
Offers you an oportunity to save money
ton your groceries. We are not loaded on
anything, but are buying and selling on
the market. We therefore can give you
the benefit of every decline.
Note a few of our prices:
California Pink Means, per lb. 10c
Colorado Pinto Beans, per lb. j.10c
New Lima Beans, per lb. 12 l-2c
Fancy Navv Beans, per lb. 12 l-2c
White Karo Syrup, No. 10 90c
Blue Karo Syrup, No. 10 85c
Large Bucket Crisco, $1.85
One Dozen Pink Salmon $2.35
One Dozen Red Salmon, $3.35
Special by the Case:
One case No. 10—6 buckets—White Karo, $4.65
One case No. 10—6 buckets—Blue Karo, $4.40
One case—24 cans—Sweet Corn $3.50
One.case—24 pkgs.—Post Toasties, $4.25
Yukons' Best Flour, a perfect flour for all
purposes, 50 pounds, $3.00
Try one sack of that Fancy Yukon meal at $1.35
One large pkg. Brite-Marim oats, something
exceptionally fine 30c
When interested in making a saving on
your grocery bill, phone 192.
B. T. FLEMING
!s
1
With spring in the air and Easter
doming, with the window- full of new
styles and fresh fabrics, most men
feel the lure of new clothes—a desire
to dress-up and start off fresh.
The big question is what to choose.
That's where we come in—with a big
selection; with live new styles; colcr-
ful patterns, something to fit every
one of you in a
Hart Schaffer &
Marx
suit or overcoat- They're all-wool;
well-tailored; guaranteed to satisfy.
Style Features for Easter
There are waist-seams in suits and
•iintjle and double breasted, slash, c
vertical pockets, new lapels, stitched
rollar
overcoats:
scent and
and piped
Two and three button sacks in rich all-
wool serges, oxfords, worsteds, cassimeres. All sizes
Price $25.00 to $50.00
McCall's
'he Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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