Drumright Evening Derrick (Drumright, Okla.), Vol. 4, No. 64, Ed. 1 Wednesday, April 3, 1918 Page: 4 of 8
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OOU 8. ALLARD - ... - Publisher and Proprietor
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY
entered as Second Class Matter at the Pact Office at Drumngru,
Oklahoma, according to the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879
ALL THE NEWS THAT'S FIT TO PRINT
Office Phone No. 90
Lou S. Allard, Residence Phooe No. 558
THE DRUMRIGHT DERRICK
DRUMRIGHT, OKLAHOMA, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 3, 1918
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LIBERTY
MANY RALLYING TO
SUPPORT ALEXANDER
FOR NEXT GOVERNOR
Mischievious, dainty, captivating'
GUBERNATORIAL ASPIRATIONS Margarita Fischer is presented at this
OF STATE TREASURER ARE .heater today in one of the best films
FAVORABLV RECEIVED ■ n which this dainty star has ever
I been in this city. "Jilted Janet" is
Declaring himself a candidate of a fine vehicle for Miss Fischer and in
the masses and making his appeal to j :he leading role she has a part which
the democratic yeomanry of the state apepars to have been written for her
dn-ectly, State Treasurer W. L. Alex- j —as, in fact, it was. It's an American
ander announces his candidacy for the
democratic nomination for governor.
Alexander declares he owes no alle-
giance to political rings and he so-
licits the nomination on his merit,
solely, and on the record of efficiency
he has shown in whatever position
he has filled.
The following from a'i article in
the Muskogee Times-Democrat ex-
plains the positon of the many demo-
crats who are pushing Alexander's
candidacy:
"We solicit your support of his can-
didacy in the full faith that it will
insure to the benefit of the democracy
and to the honor of this state. We
believe bun to be the mo£ fully
equipped man who has aspired to be
governor of this state. Unostenta
tious and a careful student of gov
emmental affairs, of wide experience,
• in the very prime of life, he is willing
*nd able to serve to the fullest capac-
ity. He comes before the people of
this state endorsed by all classes of
upright people from his home county,
the men who have known him so long
and so intimately.
"A candidate of the masses, his
place is not dependent on
party bosses or class consideration.
His appeal is made direct to the demo-
cratic yeomanry. If chosen gover-
nor, his obligation will be to the pub-
Ik at large, and not to a poltical
ring. No one bequeathed him the
governorship; no one drafted him to
fcecomc a candidate; no organization
"declared for him f he is a candidate
for the democratic nomination for
governor on his own account, solicit-
ing the support of all democrats on
his merit and his record of efficiency
Aewn in whatsoever position he has
filled "
Mutual production directed by Lloyd
Ingraham. There's not a dull situa-
tion in it and anyone who follows the
varying fortunes of the hoydenish
"Janet" will vote her a most provok-
ing, yet fascinating characters ever
screened. Don't miss Miss Fischer in
"Jilted Janet" today.
STRAND
At the Strand theater tonight and
tbe balance of this week, the incom-
parable Dubinsky Brothers Stock
company with a feature ladies or-
chestra, will present the best stock
plays ever seen in this community.
Tonight the company presents the
greatest of all white slave dramas
entitled "Fine Feathers." This play
is positively one of the best white
slave plays ever written. It is a play
that everyone, man and woman,
should see. It will teach you a les-'
;on. Excellent vaudeville in connec-
tion, and a fine orchestral program.
Last night "The Girl He Couldn't
Buy" was presented to a capacity
house. On the screen tonight Mana- j
ger A lifer will present "He Fell on,
the Beach," a comedy with Margaret
Gibson and Harry Ham," "Suspended
Sentence," with Betty Compson and
Neal Burns and the very latest in war
pictures.
If It
Happened
You will
See It
In The
Evening
Derrick
The Only
DAILY
PAPER
Published
In
Drumright
Delivered by
CARRIER
10c A WEEK
DEAR FRIEND;
I DELIVER THE DAILY
DERRICK
YOUR
NEIGHBOR, WHY NOT
YOU?
GIVE ME YOUR SUB-
SCRIPTION OR TELE-
PHONE
CIRCULA-
TION DEPT., 90.
YOURS TRULY,
CARRIER.
Hill
GRANT INJUNCTION
RESTRAINING OWNER
TEARING OUT ROOF
DECISION IN FAVOR OF PLAIN-
TIFF IN ELIAS BUILDING
CASE
FOLLY
Over the Top" is the name of the
play which will be presented by the
Seaside Beauties at the Folly tonight
and it is one of the best of the
repertoire of live, musical comedies
which are being offered by this snap-
py musical aggregation. Full of live-
ly. bright dialogue, funny situations
and interpolated with the latest in
song* and dances.
Remember that tonight is the night
House Manager Harry LeVan gives
away the $50 diamond ring. Get a
coupon at the door and you have as
good a chance as the next one of se-
curing this coveted prize. Tomorrow
night at the Folly the additional fea-
ture will be the chorus girls' contest
This is in addition to the regular big ;
show. Friday night two barrels or!
more of groceries will be given away
at the big country store, into which
NOTICE
The one place in Drumright
I where dental work is done
right. Ov er Wells Fargo ex-
press office. Dr. M. C.
Lovell, Dentist
D. Warner,
D. D. S.
Pkose 334 Room 106
Drumright, Canfield Bldj.
I _ , "• store, into which
In superior court yesterday after- the stage will be changed immediately
►on Judtft* GavlorH R ll iir-nv ffillnu-in ♦ v.„ _l
on Judge Gaylord R. Wilcox grant,
ed an injunction restraining George
Massad, owner of the Elias building
next to the Liberty theater on Broad-
• way, from tearing off the roof of the
building.
A restraining
Cby th
following the show. These gifts are
}£• « 10 t >e public absolutely1,
IDLE HOUR
■ ij, I 't wa* n°t until after America en-
'rder had been e- tered the war that the people of this
petitioner, George country, and, in fact, the government.
Dr. L. O. MARTIN
Late of Parkersburg W. V®.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Orer Bruel'a Drag Store
Phone 130 Calls Day and Night
°« ,h! MC°nd I UW°ke 10 ** menace within our *
*ory of the building, Monday after- . ates, a menace which was striking at *
~7d the h n'n t that °e tid he er> -tals of the nation in" *
-J A? .bU,ldmg t0 JosePh -"Mle. venemous manner. There*
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* ATTENTION, LADIES I S
^ Who are Sufferers of Any Fa- ^
and had later leased the upper story
fw sub-lessees of the building. The
have been startling revelations of the |
extent of the work of the German spy '
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had recourse^? , , L "" MCret P0""1 in tti «><">- 1 *
court held Xt W " I 17 " 0ffe^'K,• The fact is bro«^t
Gilding. Mr Ma'■sad "" ** k*,m ^ ,0'"M «ri* ************ X *
Maf8ad' *lso had «• work w'thin our borders.!*
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male Dtfteaies*
Um Our Primed* Balm Treat-
ment
(Inexpensive)
Ssvet Operations; Restores
Health and Youth
Address
MRS. HOMER WILSON
Second and Ohio—South Side
Drumright, Okla.
PHONE 461
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X THEO. JOHONSON X
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X An up-to-date dance hall. Good X
X floor and good music. Open X
X every night in the week. Across X
V the street west of the new city X
X hall. CAMPBELL, Prop. X
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I* BILLIARDS X
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* WEINBERGER'S X
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I* VULCANIZING, X
^ Tire Repairing and Re-Treading X
^ Moderate Prices. X
X CITY VULCANIZING WORKS X
^ City Garage. Fulkerson St. X
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We Have
MOVED!
To our new buildings on the
corner of Ohio and Drumright,
where a complete line of all
kinds of
Feed Hay
and Flour
TELEPHONE 529
We deliver to any part of the
city.
L. H. CRAVENS, Mgr.
Drumright Feed Co.
American
Motor
Co.
A. R. Duncan Harry Wolf
Honest, conscientious
work done on all kinds of
cars.
Magneto and carburetor
work a specialty.
East
Broadway
Look! Look! Potatoes $1.25 a
—— bushel. A. J. Swaydan, East Bioad-
GROCERS CLOSING AGREEMENT way, phone 269. 59_gt
We ,the undersigned retail grocers
here convened, do hereby agree to
close our stores on all week days, ex-
cept Saturday, at 8 o'clock and to j
close Saturday at 12 o'ciock p. m. not
course at law If he wished to Th 7 WttMn <" • l'"rder.
W. tenant', removal ^ ' ?!! of * D...U*r,
^ i ' t"
1 to open until Monday morning. Also
i that anyone violating this shall be
fined $50.00 to be given to the Red
Cross. This agreement is to take ef-
fect one week from this date, March j
t -umi-u u) aecun
P- ^ th. building ^ rem0V""-' ZlL Z """T' • "THP SP> " '
^iedbliJ<lHk.ab0Ve tHe qU8lre" fim pr^uctii" C
An appeal will be taken from the l.t.stXx'" 1 '"lIv
aSoTS f0r the de,endant S thr"-h the WiX a °d X
— 'L i "ble m4n*gement of J. R. Snodgraw X
P>rtio wanting rooms in th |',roPre,<"' <">d manager of the Idle X
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DRS. EASLEY A STRAUB
VETERINARY HOSPITAL
W. N. Walker, Winans & Wilson,
x Special attention given lameness * ™e''' V Ma'
X and chronic d.se.L, X *^r0cepry' & ^tloek. A
X Rear of Tri-State Liver, X ^"ket & Gt0c^- S
. . -. "'ir.- Market & Grocery. Charles
X DRUMRIGHT, OKLA. X
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X CUARANTEE AUTO X
REPAIR SHOP X
E. L. KELLY, Prop. %
Work Guaranteed—Expert X
Machinists X
123 Fulkerson St. X
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jJ C. I. Maxwell, William Shlbley, L. J
'Caldwell, D. K. Harris, Cash Market
R.
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itary Market 4 Grocery, Charles F.
Per.per, George Elias, Drumright
Meat Mnrket, Tonio Saffa, E. Nou-
fal, Francis Grocery, Sam Beshara,
H. .Joseph, William Dorchel, W. W.
Kallum and W. W. Walls.
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