The Norman Transcript (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 154, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 15, 1922 Page: 3 of 4
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THE NORMAN TRANSCRIPT—NORMAN. OKLAHOMA
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COTTON PAYMENTS
STARTED 90 DAYS
EARLY THIS YEAR
armer* have boM enough cotton to
pay their debts, and now are sittinc
ii.ick .nd watching. They believe
that hijthcr prices are commij."
The Journal be!i ves that farmers
arc not so skeptical about 30 cent
cotton this season as they former.y
were about 20 cent cotton.
What Your Neighbors are Do;ng
915 GROWERS IN CLEVELAND
COUNTY ARE SHARERS
OF THE FUNDS
First payments on the snlr of
cotton handled through the Okla-
homa Cotton Growers association
arc bring received by local mem-
bers th's week. Distribution of the
proceeds of recent sales is being
made on four noo's, the members
draw in i? four cents per pound.
T! e extent of the payment con-
fr.rms with the s'.iU's. The cotton is
f:r<*t sent to the repress by th
iremher and he receives a bill of
ladiuir. The cotton then is sampled
I y ti:.- association and classified into
/oo's. When a sate is made on a
certain pool, members are reimburs-
ed in accordance with t'ie extent
of the sri'c.
915 In This County
, ;( 915 '•.•einliers of t'le Okla-
b/)i . iss^ciat on r■■■.idi- in this coun-
ty. it was first estimated that lo-
cal trrow rs world turn out an av-
er a ere of 10 hales per season hut
year focal m^mburs will fait
considerably below their quota, I'.
K. Norris, county v.i'ent, ' !!eves.
1 he recent payment came from
the following four pools:
Pool 502—Strict middling white,
1 1-1') inch.
Pool 602—Strict middling white,
y inch.
Pool 702—Strict middling white,
7-8 inch.
Pout 802—Strict middling white,
short.
This distribution is begun 90 days
ear!:er than the first distribution of
last season.
Wall Street Tak~s NotLe
That Wall Street has coin- to re-
alize the co-operative cotton mar-
keting association is a real factor in
the market is indicat d by comment
in ? recent issue of the New- York
Journal of Commerce.
"Co-operative as-ociat:ons loom
as important factors in the future
of spot prices an 1 of spot trading,^
the Journal states. "Very many
SOONER WRESTLERS
WORKING GOT GAILY
Mrs. James R. Pel! was an Ok a
honn City visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. T. A. FerTeM and M's.
jrnr Meacham were in Oklahoma
City for the day Wednesday.
Mrs. Bertha Kebo soent the d^v
ill Oklahoma City Wednesday.
T S. Gibson left tor Elmore.
Vr and .Mr^. Charles l'ott-, who
have been making their home with
Mrs. C. R. Ward, ?20 North Peters
F.d- avenue, left this week for Sherman.
Texas, where they will resi e.
II. B. Rriam. Newman Smith
•nd A Kington Waggoner. Norman
students in the Uni' ersity college of
engineer: ' have been pledged to
Sigin:i Tan, honorary engineering
Material Available; May
Meet Five Schools
Okla., Wednesday
! business trip.
morning, on a fraternity.
♦ •
... Co1. J. W. Blanton
Matches are being arranged with
five other schools for the I- niver-
■ ty vrr'tling t-"im th's winter.
r,ro"('ctivc opponent. include OU-
'ahon'a A. & M. college, Iowa State
co'lcsre and universities of Kansas,
M'ssni'ri, and Tcxa>.
Fo'.ir of these schools are due to
I >1 I team* to Norman this season
University students in a civil cn-
Rockv, gineering course on city water
Oklahoma City
Monday where a
ystein is being in -
gnest of his p]«nts, will visit tin
Tamily, 44f> rnunicipal plant M
filtration
id.
Miss l.ois Blanton returned to
Mi.rlow, Okla- Monday where s>he
■> teaching, after a short visit with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
Blanton.
Noble high school junior class
will present ''The Message to (jar
cia." a motion pietute ot !he Spanish
\mtricaii war. next Tuesday night
w
federal loans
Cleveland and McClain Co., 5%%
Maior Kidd, Hecretary.
1 Jilt GOOD Hemstitching see Mrs.
1 R Vincent, 229 W. Duffy.
152-6t*
1'CTR S A I.K—Corner Eufaula and
College streets. Address 1414 E.
nth street, l.otig Beach, California.
152-4t*
CHOICE LOTS For sale on easy
terms. $15.00 to $25.03 down and
$10.00 to $15.00 monthly, on west
tide between Washington an.I Mc-
Kinlcy schools. M. 1'. McNamee,
414 Lahoma avenue. Phone 800-K.
152-Ot*
FOR RENT—Kitchen and dining
r i:n or will employ a cook.
Phone 140, residence 118 North
tantii I' e. 152-It*
CAR WANTED-Will take a good
$1000 light car as payment on $4500
six-room und basement new bunga-
low. No junk considered. Easy
terms oil balance What have you?
\ddress V. \V. ('.."care Transcript.
FOR RF.N r I'ive room house near
high school. Call 146. 153-2t*
FOR RENT—10 room house, suit-
able for two families, furnished or
unfurnished. PhoUd 17. 15?-3t
I OR SALE—One registered Poland
China male. L. C Hall. 154-2t~
11 <) I' S E K EI • P1N G ROOUS
joining bath. 320 N.
Phone 661.
A.l-
ters.
153-2f*
WANTED—Young lady for demon-
stration work. See Merit lire,id
FOR SALE—Dresser, bed, mattress,
and snrings, heating sto\ e. duo-
iold 525 W. Eufaula. 1105-1?.
153-3t*
LOS T -At Santa I'e depot, evening of
November 1, or on train going to
Oklahoma City, ¥15.00 in bills and
gold bracelet, seven stone? in back
and fame Douthit, engraved on links.
Leave at Transcript. Reward. 1.-3 2t*
furnished or
light house-
loans at 6\i
Bryan, phone
153-3 ta
CITY LOANS—Low rates, easy
terms, no monthly payments, un-
limited funds. Let us figure on your
loan. The Clement Mortgage < otn-
pauy. 112-tf-a
FOR RENT—Houses,
unfuniistv 1. Also
keeping rooms, barm
per cent, llradbury &
320.
WILL TRADl'l—A four room house
and lot free and clear oi all in-
cumbrance ill Collinsville, Okla., for
a good Ford coupe or Ford touring.
Act quick. Address Y. W. t... care
Transcript. 153-i(a
Start Now
Mor& Liberal
CITY LOANS
We have unlimited funds for city
loans from $1500 upward on GesirabiC
residences built within the past five
or six years.
Our rate and terms cannot be sur-
passed.
See us.
S'eirsni Mortgage Company
ri.'jt National Bank Building
'Own Your Own Home"
This is not a statement that you should
waste time dreaming about but is an idea
that you should start carrying out today.
11 is within the means of every man w h"
i , drawing a lair -alary to pay a small
per cent oi his income on n huiblin >iH
that will eventually he the location of his
home.
()ncc vi it have vour Ijttildin^ ~'lc, it will " siit
ficient sccurit\ (or a first pa\ mcnt toward your
home ami v.m can pav the balance in month!)
payments just like rent except that the rent even-
tually ^ues into your own.pockct.
Now is it not a simple matter to own your own
home? All it takes i- the courage to tackle the job.
If you want to start torlajf and are looking for a
building site, we have a lat'-ie number in almost an7?
location ii tiw city. If you will call at\our uiiictr,
we will gladly take you out and show all of tliein
to you and explain the arrangements \vc can make
iur tiic payments.
Clyde Pickard
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS
106 North Peters Telephone 22
OLDEST STATE UNIVERSITY OF WES'l KAISKS UK EAT KU.M)
was a week-end
]. T. Hlanton and
College avenue.
M'Si Inez Belt, t>f Kufati'«it
vs.s a week-end Ki-est f Miss Ali o
; Pierce, 310 West Comanche street.
University student grades tor the
Si>. wrestling letter men are in 8ccoiul month of school will he an
school, and a large s«|tia<l of other rotincrd Thursday, Georgf !''• V. ad-
jromisini! material a'r^o is working sack, assistant registrar, said today.
out daily, though regular practice .
sill not start until the c'ose of the J. \V. Hradhury and Charlie L J a -
;c of hall season. ton of Gotebo, Okla., left W eclnes-
The 1'tter men back are fapt. day lor San Antonio. Tex. F.oni ^ hj h gchool auditorium there.
•Xlvinxjacksnu, 158 pound class: there they will hv automobile to _
tnm.-s UMarr. 145 eta,.: Kaulr I'ass where they will l e«d M ^ Buxto|| o( tho UnivCr-'
Hewiy Waldcn, h,avyw, ii:l,t; \\ i!^ two weeks hunting. ;(r( ,, wtm,1|ti h;l3
iam L \rmor, 13d pound class.
Percy L \n-l,r,on. 125 pound class, Miss Nellie Jane Mcl-erron of Ok- recovered after a severe Ulness in the
an,I KuKene Sir. 1th. 145 pound class. 1 lahoma City. George McFerron oi I niversitj mfinnary.
Other (rood prospects for the team . Ti:!-a. and W. Robertson °f IVs-■ Tkwkt*iving holidays,
include Theodore loose, flyweight, tow. were '.veek-end ^ ol ^ wil| ,wgil) Wednesday. November 29,
Edward L. HcKUmey, 125 pound and Mrs. u T. ChBW -08 ^ untfl Mon|fty morninKi
ettu; N'arcellus Priebe, 158 pouml , Gray street. Deeembn 4, it was ttmOunced today
class: Gordon P.ristovV, 17o pound • k'riettli Univarsitv secre-
class: and Dewey Walden, heavy- Miss Madeline Colbert returned to E- R- Kracttli, bnnersity
weight. her home in Ardmore Wednesday tary.
The iirst casualty of the season ' aitrr Spending several days at the
occurred when Lee Hendrix received Kappa Kappa (Gamma hoi«e. Mis. D< a Delta Delta_
, broken rose in a practice match. Colbert is present of the Ardmore Us annual imu.de s da> dinner Iur
o JL! 1 i chapter of the A. A. U. W. and Saturday followed by minat.cm o
Give me a receipt," said the was a delegate . to the -talc con- ve nlclges. l orty alumni attended
stude as he handed over his tropsers veut'or. in Oklahoma City.
to the tailor.
"new and second hani.
GOODS
Tf tom wnnt to bay or to •«!!
iPTtl'ong don't {-ti to o*ll at 'hi# ttor*
*. here you wil! ^iv^n ■ •qu^rr dc l
in every w y Fine '.iae ot new <urnit«f«
• t pnee« tb«t mie iCeicpaoo-
It and let u tell you *bon< it.
s d morgan
One Every Da/
Bamain Circle
SPECIAL I-OR THURSDAY
0nn do2en car.s of Tomatoes
FOR RENT—Six room modern
bungalow, reasonable. M5 W est
f'ovd Call ."if— tor information.
152-3t*
Cnly two dozen to each per-
son,
Berry's
Grocery Department
Phones 4-14 210 East Main
and market.
15.l-.1t
FOR SALE—Grocerj
P. O. Ilox 875.
heap at
FOR RENT—Nice rooms
-Uil l.lni. Phone .179 J,
1 ."3-.lt
WANTED—Work by middle
man. Phone 439 after 6 p
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Student Building.Well House and f'.axwell Hall at Indiana llniiiersity.
' i . i tions from alumni and friends • j i corresponding numbers in the
Unlqw among «m a . lh,. mMnori*l movument Spanish, Civil and Mexican wan.
irt' -Iional ...stitutioi for war wa3 'or,rnnjzed by alurini in lM'.'i). The buildings in their memory will
memorial funds is the avoraee sub-( wjth a K<>al ot Jl.UCU.t^ii, 1. r the eonrtructed from liedford .ime-
.rr Inn of SH'7 fr.>„. students f purpose of erecting an auditorium lore in the gothic at vie of archi-
In.l ina oldest of the cr ate' anil men's union building tJCture. The first units only of
In.C.tna, oiucsi i v. snoo «n)t> a dormitorv f r women the dormitories and stadium will
universities of the .ves for thr J,,60 ,|(|;| ani,'a gli,dium at he constructed from the memorial
memorial buildings to be erected joso.OOO Encouraged by the large funds. Other units v.ill follow
on the campus at Bloomlngto . ccntril<utic>n of the student bod^, later.
Inri Iona famed for classic beau- I ,^0 Iij.pni hive raised the total : W. A. Alexander, former (lean
tv " , nmount to be subscribed to $1,600,- of Swarthmore college and recent.
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h"*' Indiana university contributed u'niv^itv. is in char, of the
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Tarman, Fred E. The Norman Transcript (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 154, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 15, 1922, newspaper, November 15, 1922; Norman, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc114684/m1/3/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.