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THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, NORMAN. OKLA'J"--
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laich 1, 1*79.
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maii. oat of Cleveland Couaijr
djr maii. one fear  
By mail, (is month*
B? carrier, one *eek  
office. -15 fc. Mam St. flione '
THfiEE NEW MEMBER:.
FOR COUNTRY CLJB
We«tervclt Has Contract to Finish
Construction Work on Swim-
ming Pool Dam.
Three new members are on the ot
ficial roll of the Norman loin tiy
club, according to Guy Spottaw« od,
.secretary. They arc ti L. Muldrow.
R E. Clement and MorrU L<*vy.
A contract bii been let to K Z
Westervelt to complete j dam at the
swimming and boat lake Thi« vill
be finished this week and then th<
lake will be filled partly by artificial
means, according to E. B. Kimberlin,
who is a member of the board of di
rectors.
L. A. Turley says that several
members of the club have already liad
good success at two of the oiler
la kes.
The
Clancy*
Kids
Some People-
"Wint Facts
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(^eve<r-TH(f<c'j A BiuffJ
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(MY brakes Goin'up S
i * mcc i'd 5"k*i0- that's!
\TnC KINO or A CAR
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I YA TRyiN' to CCT
A WAV WITH ? THAT -
I CAN WONT CO 'L£Si)
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DON T I KNOW IT!
I BoTI TH0UCH7 YA WAD <T
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PERCY L. CROSBY
T OWN
MISS RUBY GILES IS
MADE GRAND MARSHAL
Mm. Gladys Margin, wltj «-« el r
tec" grand matron <<■ the >rde j:
Ka tern Star of Oidahom't at iIn
meeting held a* lfcA'*«<«r 'ast
is well known in Norman and ha*
many friends here who an- glad to
see her receive this recognition
Mrs. Hargts has two daughter-,
Elaine and Vivienne. attending ihe
univeristy and has frequently
ted here.
Miss Ruby Giles of Norman
elected as grand marshal, tor wh
>he receives the congratulations
the Transcript and her many friend
here.
The Eastern Star has forty-one
members here.
CARTWRIGHT PINCHED
FOR STEALING TRUNK
Ellis Cartwright originally
Shawnee, was arrested four nrli
wen of Norman yesterday In -tie
iff N'ewhlock. on a charts of 'nirt
lary.
Cartwright 'is accused of havini
stolen the contents of a trunk that
was recovered by Sheriff Xewbb.fk
from a farm -outheast Norma
.Saturday.
A search of a suitcase at the rarrti-
house where Cartwright had b. e
-taving revealed a necklace belong
ing to the daughter of the r'armer
He has no fixed home at present
being a sort of tramp, according t
Sheriff .Newblock. fie « ,n the
« leveland county jail.
CASE SET OVER.
T5* thc Sutc "f Oklahoma
S. W. Wilson on a charge of oh
taming money under false pret. -e
was carried over to the district ,,urt
docket yesterday.
The ca e will be tried in the July
term of the Cleveland county district
court.
I rioting accounts of murders in
large type and under ilanng headlines
will be a violation of law in New
Jork state 11 a proposed bill is passed.
..any reputable papers have pursued
lor years the policy of playing
down ( rime news.
The gold cure'' bii-incss in all its
firms lias ceased to be a business
Willi the coming of prohibition
It is unfortunate that a meeting
ha- not been arranged between Sir
1 'liver Lodge and the former kaiser
who i-, seeing visions with greater
' grater frequency of late.
WANTS
MGR I'ELF. PHONE company.
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BETWEEN HERE and Noble.
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DEAR SIR:
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MONDAY AFTERNOON
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We HAD just gone to press.
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WHEN THE phone rang.
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AND CENTRAL told me.
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THAT NOBLE was calling.
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AND I waited for a minute
AND THEN a man's voice.
CAME OVER the phone.
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KIND OF. faint like
AND WANTED *to *know
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IF THIS was the Transcript
AND I told him it was.
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\ND HE said.
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SEVEN PEOPLE were killed.
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AND I told him.
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M) WAIT a minute
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A MD WK SI out*.dr.
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AND TOLD the pressman.
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TO STOP the press. .
A.N'D TAKE off the front pagr
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AMD GET readv for a big stor\
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\\'I) WENT back to the ohonc
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AMD TOLD the fellow.
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TOIU'RHY up ant! tell me.
ALL THE 'act- in the cu>e
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A.N'D III -ni'l "'V. .iat?"
AND I rej cu:iid it.
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A.ND HE said he hadn't said it.
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AND I tried to be patient.
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AND TOLD him
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THAT I wanted to know.
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ABOUT, THE seven people
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WHO HAD been killed.
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AND HOW it happened
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AND HE *aid he hadn'e said i .
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AND HE wanted to tell me.
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THAT THERE were seven-
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ASD JUST at that minute.
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SOMEBODY ELSE butted in
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AND WANTED to know
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IF I was the.
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CENTRAL STATE hospital
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AND I tried to get back.
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THE FELLOW I was talking t-
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AND JOGGLED the hook.
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I P AND down for a minute.
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AND SOMETIMES I thought.
THAT I heard him.
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AND THEN I didn't
AND FINALLY.
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\ LADY'S voice broke in
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\.N*f) SAID: "Number, pleasr.'
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AND I gave it up.
AND I want to know.
MR MANAGER
WHAT YOU are
* iOI N'G TO do about it
1 THANK vou.
ECONOMY-
1 Ionic c<^t- of (loin).' the family washing arc mount-
t V Depcndalile home help i> >-cttin« harder to find,
and wages are \.i ry high.
I -a ii ndry family washing has reached a high plane
nf excellence and is being improved week by week.
^ "1 "t ni'-tioti tbr time is rapidly coming when
pra''tic.illy all family washing will be sent to the laundry.
I .ct n- demonstrate our service to you.
NORMAN STEAM LAUNDRY
L. C. LINDSAY, Mgr
125 East Gray
Phone 71
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Tires for the Smaller Cars—
Built With Goodyear Methods
In using its immense resources and inventive
jt \ skill to build the highest relative value pos-
sible into tires, this company has never made
its work more effective than in Goodyear
Tires for the smaller cars. •
These have the full advantages f Goodyear
competence and care, plus the modern facili-
ties of the factory we are devoting to the
world's largest production of 30x3-, 30x31/2',
and 31x4-inch sizes.
The sum of this extraordinary effort is avail-
able to you, as the owner of a Ford, Chevro-
let* Dort, Maxwell, or other car using these
sizes, at the nearest Goodyear Service Station
Dealer5s place of business.
Go to this Service Station Dealer for these
tires, and for Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes.
He is ready to supply you.
10 X 3l/2 ' -oodyear Donble-Care -5 co
Films, All-Weather Tread  Lj—
30x11/4 c-oodrear Single.Cure -t =cs
Fabric, And-Skid Tread  1—
Goodyear Heavy Tbori* Tubcj an strang tubes that
refajfora castog. property. Why riak a good casing with ■
Aeap tuber Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes cost little more
Aan^tuhes lea, merit. 30x3* -fee $/| 50
W'AX'riCD- Dishwaaher, boy urgiii
Apply Varsity Shop Fountain
325-Jt'
WANTED—First class cabinet nu
er. A. F". Unland 20 Wet Main.
325-tf
WANTED—To buy a reed bab\
I'uggy. Phone 619. 324-3t"
TAKEN UP—About April 10th, a
Jersey heifer. J. F. Smalley.
324-3t
THOMPSON
(). K. TRANSFER
Office phone 225.
Residence phone 505.
FOR SALE—Player piano, almost
new. Call United Sales Co. 324-3t
FOR SALE—One Olson rug 10X12
Call 316 F-ast Eufaula. 325-3t*
LOST—Between Main street of Nor
man and White Mound school
house, a blue serge coat Leave at
Transcript office and claim reward.
J. G. Wilson. 225-2t*
FOR SALE—One female Airedale
pup, 2 months old. C. R. Hayes.
Phone 9, Rexall Drug Store. 3ZO-3t
POR SALE -Sunstrand adding ma
chine, $125 model. Will sell at a
bargain or trade for good typewriter.
Pioneer Drug Companv, Rexall
326-3t
New and Second
Hand Goods
N< "anil V -A* f Hart l; " oo*U
If yd wmnt to buy Or- <%ant to tell
anything don't fail !•  eail .it thi«
■.tore, wlicrr fo.i will be given a
square deal ir. *.v<try jFme Hue
of new furtv nrt ai prieea that are
very low>
Telephone 622 and let us tell
you about it.
S E MORGAN
215 West Main
FOR SALE—Or trade 'wo , h- e
resident lots, on Jenkins. Phone
Ills .UO-M*
FOR SALE—Windmill. Mr; I ' ,
Forbes, 252 South Floo
TOMATO PLANTS This Week
40 cents hundred. Noble Nursery.
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i << tples Disupp—f
ZENSAL
•Wta, iSarUa pr
pamaxae Mm klaah
Ma ■  aMkatitirtak
▼H* IfNUAl i
All Drugflla
New Style Notes
in Men's
Haberdashery
a,
McCaB's
Clothing Department
First Floor
YOU" LI get the Spring "Dolling Up'' fever as soon as vou en-
Ur this store. In fact, you 11 contract the germ as*soon a--
you see our magnificent window display of the new style-
in men's shirts, neckwear, hosiery, gloves and other fashions an
fancies of the season.
Our stocks were never quite so fine in quality or variety The
new colors and pattern effects never before so rich and radiant-
so Spring-like and stylish.
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