Drumright Evening Derrick (Drumright, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 154, Ed. 1 Monday, September 27, 1920 Page: 2 of 8
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PINNED BY TRACTOR,
MAN SEEKS TO DIE
Lies on Kerosene-Soaked Ground
as Coyotes Threaten
Him.
TRY HAMILTON'S 15c BREAD.
Frames for consistory picture
patent and Shrink diploma for sale at
MasRad Mercantile. 8-15
j ' ' —$
ANTIA STEWART IN
•THE FIGHTING SHEPHERDESS"
of I
Cody, Wyo.—Still (
torture that grippal hi
bleeding In a number
bruised about the ln-si
effort to be lt Ills lirn
wrench l*. D. IVdrr
pinned under his farm t
after the machine lin
tin ij- d over with hlu while cri -lug u
dlt li. Drlvru to d p -i iih' h the
horrors which he fill I, -■ 11 Used
i nf the
bed and
ccs and
ruin his own
i i nit with a
was found
:tor 14 hours
toppled and
tmb'
IDLE HOUR
II.I lit i* tiL MONDAY
I Hjs Blows Were Ineffective.
hi* right forearm to wield the Iron
with which he tried to end Ills life, but
hi was so weak and cramped that his
Mows were Ineffective.
I'"ders.>n was pinned between a
three-Inch bar mid the machine for the
whole length of his body. The steer-
ing wheel was crushed into his chest
and his arm broken In two places. To
add to bis misery he became soaked
with kerosene, which blistered his
body. Snow fell throughout the night,
accompanied |>y a piercing wind, while
Coyotes, attracted by the scent of
blood, threatened him time and again.
He kept them off by shouting at them,
but more tlimi once gave up hope
when some grew bold enough to snap
at him.
Pederson was under contract to
plow lrti) acres of land ami shared the
Job with n partner, who \ nt on a
search for him the next nimntt when
hi fail. '1 to inn In in ranee.
Nnmb with cold and pnln, I: • was r
moved from undei the m.n : and
taken to the h plml. His condition
Frames for consistory picturo
patent and Shrine diploma for sale at
Massad Mercantile. S-15
Star Rooms under new management
Comer Broadway and Pennsylvania
avenue. J. B. Klllam, Proprietor.
137 12t
RADIO WAR
IERS
Modern Wireler; Plants In Operation
Discovered in Hills Make Arrests
Harder.
Bluefleld, W
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venue ngents
have dlscoverr
(1 tile IT*:
sou for their
Inability lo nil
ost the n
loouslilaers In
tills section of
West Vlrj
;luln, Virginia j
and Kentucky.
It has
been found a (
Wireless sysl
em Is
in operation !
tlir<>'i::li which
the il!*lt!l
lug plants are ]
notified liy n <•
ride of sin
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NOTICE TO PARENTS,
GUARDIANS, AND CUSTODIANS
All patrons within the jurisdic-
tion of the Board of Education of
Drumright, Oklahoma, living within
the state of Ok'y ma. are hereby
notified that the law of the state of
Oklahoma requires parents, guard-
ians, and custodians living in the
state of Oklahoma to compel any
person or persons who are or who
may be under his or her control as
children or wards, to attend and com-
ply with the rules of some public,
private, or other school, unless other
means of education are provided;
and this law applies to all children
of the district over the age eight (8)^
and under the age of eighteen (18),.
unless they are prevented by mental!
or physical disability, the question of
disability to be determined by the
Board of Education upon a certifi-
cate of a duly licensed and practis-
ing physician; provided, however,
that this requirement does not ap-
ply to children between the ages of
sixteen and eighteen years who ar
(ti regurlalv and lawfully employed,
tie
where he resides. The law further i
requires that it shall be the duty of
any parent, guardian, or custodian
having charge of any child of com-
pulsory attendance age to polity th-■ j
teacher of the school upon whlc.li i
such child Is or should be in attend-
ance concerning the cause of any ab-
sence of such child. Any failure on '
the part of any parent, guardian, or
with the abi
provisio
tei liable to prosecution
of th
llshraent. |
er In-
dcu !y' v.-
Conceal radio
now search!u.
Congressman Victim of
Profiteer in Own Shoes
Representative Krelder of
Pennsylvania, a shoe manufac-
turer, strolled Into a Washington
store, where he noticed some
shoes from his factory. He Iriod
ou a pair and asked the price.
"That shoe costs you $7.50,"
the clerk replied. Noticing
Krelder's surprise, the clerk add-
ed :
"That shoe costs us $0.75."
"You're a liar," Krelder said,
"and your store will never buy
another shoe from my factory.
That shoe costs you $3.90."
her
rd In
Eating Way Out of "Frosted Cake."
Ripley, 0.—Frank lionize, farmer,
missed a red bull which disappeared
from his farm aud advertised for It.
One week after the animal was found
alive In the center of a frost-covered
«trawnUck, having been burled In a
fall of straw. He had tried to eat hla
wt y through the stack. The bull, al-
though off in weight, was apparently
■one the worse for his experience
ralu having given the slraw enough
moisture to assuage thirst.
Kept HI* Appendix, Too.
Madisonville, Ky.—The most In-
genious burglar of local record called
on Doctor Clifford at Nebo. After
making arrangements to undergo au
operation he was put to bed for the
night. The next mortilng the patient,
$5 and the physician's stock of uar
00tics were missing.
Clean up the Alley
a
hlld or children
lie shall apply to the Hoard of Coun-
ty Commissioners for such support
is may bo peep - wry for him or her
to keep his or her child or children
In school the required time. Notice
is further given that the school dis-
trict has employed S. K. Rotan as
Truancy officer whose duty It is to
see that the provisions of the law
relative to compulsory attendance are
enforced. Any father information
desired may be obtained from the
undersigned, or may be found by re-
ferring to chapter 59, page 9.1 of Ses-
sion Laws of Oklahoma for the year
1919. Notice is further given that
this law will be strictly enforced.
S. K. ROTAN,
Truancy Officer
FRED A. SPEAKMAN
County Attorney
A. N. BOATMAN
Deputy.
of the most complete stock of
Ladies' Ready-to-Wear in Drumright
A Special Inducement is
offered for ten days only
Beginning FRIDAY, September 24th
On all our Ladies' Ready-to-Wear, consisting
of Suits, Coats, Wool and Silk Dresses---all
the latest models and cloths shown.
S3 &
Extra Special
50 TRICOTINE 4 WOOL SERGE
SUITS THAT ARE REGULAR FROM
$25.00 TO $30.00.
DURING THIS SALE
$17.95
o • 1
a bpecial
lush coatees 36
h. all the style
regular $35.00 TO
3uring this sale
$24.95
4
ft
«
Extra Special
50 ORESSES MADE UP IN WOOL
SERGES AND TRICOTINES, AND
OTHER WOOL MATERIALS THAT
WERE REGULAR $25,000 TO $30.00
NOW
DURING THIS SALE
¥i
A Word About Our Millinery Department
It has always been our policy to carry
the best and latest modes at popular
prices. , Every Hat in our store during
this sale---20 per cent Reduction.
$17.95
Extra Special
50 CLOTH COATS in jerse
BROADCLOTHS and VELOURi
REGULAR $25.00 to $35.00 value
during this sale
$17.95
;ys,
THE-
11 ft,
m<fk tibm
A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL RE-
SERVE ANYTHING THAT YOU BUY
UNTIL YOU ARE READY FOR IT*.
Drumright, Oklahoma
20i
p3^Tt So Ohio
OUR DELIVERY SERVICE IS YOURS
PALACE ROOMS
Opposite PoBtofTlce
Now Open
14 Outside Rooms
.Clean and Cool .
Single or In Suite
By Day or Week
MRS. R. A. NEWCOMB
PHONE 632
DRUMRIGHT TO PAWHUSKA
Via Cleveland, Osage, Hominy and
Wynona. 1.5 ml. North, 1 mi. East,
5.5 mi. North to Oilton. 8 ml. North
to Jennings, 3 mi. North to Hallett.
3 mi. Hast, 5 ml. North, 2 mi. East to
Cleveland. 3 ml. East to Osage. 4 ml.
Northeast, 2 mi. North, 1 ml. North-
east, ml. North to Hominy. 4 mi.
North, turn East to Bridge 100 yards
North, 300 yards East to R. R. cross-
ing (don't cross) 1.75 ml. North (Cross
R. R.) 3.5 ml. North to Wynona. 1
mi. North, 0.5 nai. East, 6 ml. North,
0.5 mi. East, 1 mi. North, 1 ml. West,
1 mi. North to I'&whuska.
SEND IT IN
ft
v ADVERTISING IS NEWS
* Advertising is plain, dowo-
right, necessary news. Did yon
X ever stop to think, folks, what
ft a funny world it would be if
V there wu no advertisingT
* The advertisement* of til
ft Drumright merchant* us they
* appear each day in the evening
\ Derrick are just as important
ft to your code of living as the
* "lead story'' on the front page,
ft Studying the ads every day will
S prove the truth of this statement,
ft. MAKE UP YOUR SHOPPING
ft LIST EACH MORNING FROM
* THE DRUMRIGHT DERRICK
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If you have a bit of news,
Send it in;
Send it in;
A story that is true,
Or a joke that will amuse,
An incident that is new.
We want to hear from you—
Send it In;
Never mind about tbe style
If the news is worth while,
It may help or cause a smile.
SEND IT IN.
DRUMRIGHT TO SAPULPA
2 mi. South, 3 mi. East, 1 ml. South,
3 mi. East, 2 mi. North, 5 mi. East,
1.5 mi. South, 16 mi. East to Sapulpa'
DRUMRIGHT TO YALE AND QUAY
1.5 mi. North, 1 ml. East, 5,5 mi.
North to Oilton. 3 mi. West, 1 ml.
North, 2 ml. West, 2 mi. North, 1 ml!
West to Yale. 3 mi. North to Quay.
DRUMRIGHT TO ARKANSAS CITY
Via Hallett Pawnee, Ponca City and
Newkirk. 1.5 mi. North, 1 ml. East.
5.5 ml. North to Oilton. 8 ml. North
to Jennings. 3 ml. North to Hallett.
1.5 ml. West, 2 mi. Northwest, 10 ml
West, 8 ml North, 1 mi. West, 3 mi.
North to Pawnee. 4 ml. North, 13 ml.
West, 4 mi. North, 2 ml. Northwest
to Bedrock. 2 mi. North, 1 ml. East,
12 ml. North, 2 ml. East, 2 ml. North,
0.5 ml. East to Ponca City. Back 0.5
ml West, 4 ml. North, 2 ml. East,
2 mi. North to Kildare. ,7 ml. North
to Newkirk. 8 m!. North, 1 mi East,
5 mi. North to Arkansas City.
Old newspapers for sale,
bundle, at Derrick office.
For Job printing phone #0.
6c
We are now
Ready to
Serve
CHILLI
Hot Cakes
AND
Short Orders
MIDGET
Confectionery
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Drumright Evening Derrick (Drumright, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 154, Ed. 1 Monday, September 27, 1920, newspaper, September 27, 1920; Drumright, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc147020/m1/2/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.