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(hr "Maine" vine an thmild h«*r |
been Ukr tight-lipped Cal.
The Democrat News
Bristow mby Mka to taka (ha
credit. b«« K « a feed fair aad
*» are priMul «r Creak Ceenty.
j) Volume 21 — Number 44
AN INDEPENDENT FAMII.V NEWSPAPER
"M*l U’\. OKLAHOMA. THURSDAY. SKPTEMWK 15. J932
OFFICIAL CITT PAFF.R OF fiATllTA
i BOUT FAC1
- By -
CiAHK GIERHART
RALPH H. BLAKE
PRELIMINARY TO
BE HELD FRIDAY
Around The Giiintv
%. F Bril and 8 M Cunning -
Bam stole the show out on the
big lake Sunday In an effort to
catch aome fish They tell the
•tory of pulltnR the anchor In
water 12 feet deep and In aome
VI ilh County Agent
J P
The Bristow Charity club ha*
made provisions and plans to
take rare of the poor and needy
this winter by canning 4000
(•RANH JURY INDICTMENTS quarts of green brans New
THROWN OCT. NEW Zealand spinach blarkeyrd peas
CASES FILED butter beans, turnip greens.
- .Swiss chard, corn, mustard
Money and effort spent on kterns and tomatoes The la- |
. .grand Jury In 1931 were wasted 1 bor ln canning the vegetables
tnannrr the boat turnM over j wh*n (j* Criminal Court of *a* furnished by trie poor and
and both enjoyed a nice swim Appeals last week reversed the ! needy who were fed by the
10 **,ety district court verdict of guilty I charity club The 15 acre gar-
We can only feel sorry for In the rase against Ralph H ,lel' which supplied the v-ge
litem in the event the rtty po- | Blake charged with destroy ; table* was also worked by three
lice department learns of the Inc a public record, and now I who wrre fed A 8 Berryman
fact and has them arreated for j the case Is brine started again 1 l,a* charge, he isrto be rompli-
swlmmlng ln the city lake The Mandate of the Criminal mented on his success in con-
tragic part of the spill was the | Court of Appeal*, reversing the I ductlng this enterprise
fact that both fishermen lost . decision, was received Monday |
all their valuable fishing tackle and a session of court was held There is an Increase showing
Surely the pair should be ar- Judge Oaylord R Wilcox or-'uP ,n th<“ interest of shorthorn
dered the mandate spread on J fattle ln Creek county The ex-
the records and then sustained j dibits this year will be at least
a motion by County Attorney * thlrd more in number at the
Rrtye Christian and Special 1 county fair than ln previous
Prosecutor James Hepburn to 1 year* The milking shorthorns
quash the other two Indict- ar,> becoming popular and there
ment* brought against Blake '' u a demand for breeding bulls
I The Appellate court reversed ! The herd of six which has been
After Lot Laurel ~| KIEFER SCHOOLS [
BET 10% RAISE G
IN ENROLLMENT
At Half-Way Mark
rested, or maybe I should say
that they deserve being arrest-
ed as much as the "flying fam-
ily" did upon making a forced
landing by plane in Oreenland
Just remember ---we won't go
la Oreenland for our vacation
neat year
Musty 8uffer Re/ If the 1 th* sentence of one year in the I brought In by Dewey Johnston
u«eek do not Inherit the earth I penitentiary and a fine of IIOOO of 8»PulP* h** attracted a great
they'll never get it any other Imposed upon Blake because of deal of attention Doug Ben
way 1 fbe Irregular procedure of the ! ne^ °f Ocpcw has a nice herd
8ome persons run up bills *r*nd Jury, when the indict- 1 °f *horthorns also
and then have to be run down ments were returned For that
Mjt S, Kfnelmg i.eriWan iieavy-
»- g'u .md (urnirr *..ild r' mu,inn.
rrtnrru r, ihr I S f..r a liatllr with ltoh""l
Milker Walker ho 6r.i «urt linre ' grad-.
Iimg the Pile t„ faek Sharkey n<
R'-rimi IGx rh-oki he ran regain hit
crovk n
by col lectors
The beat of all shock absorb-
ers is a sense of humor
All work and no play makes
rt Jack a dull bridge player
The more leiaure you have
the leas time you have
reason the other two indict - I A P°ultry judging and culling
ment* were wanted quashed by *chool was scheduled for 4 H
the county attorney, so they club members, adulu and all
could go ahead and start suit '•there at the Pleasant Hill
With the slate wiped clean I school near Drumrlght. Satur-
the court then ordered the ^ morning of this past week
county attorney to file charges Peasant Hill school has one of jimok
School Rooks
More Plentiful
Than Last Year
A cheap guy is one who asks and bring suit against Blake ! the largest memberships and
. m lint to a I —. w _ -a —m aef I Va ni n (ntoava In a h. _ ----Is-.
(OUtdt STARTS
a girl to meet him at the mov
its---inside Or maybe this I*
what the "Jellies” now call a
uepreasion date
The trouble with love at first
sight Is second thought
•.You can't reform a man by
scorning sin if he know* you
indulge a little yourself
You cant buvme the modem
wife Think how much whoopee
you would make if you had an
assured Income without work-
big
WITH 24 STI'DENTS
ENROLLED
In the usual method of proced- | wctlvro members In the poultry
ur? which was donr ' club of any group In Creek
rhree charges wen- filed in | county
Bluke. one on destroying aPp,ib Th,‘ Mannford community ls [,!'/ than'at'"-hu^tim ^
he record, another on consplr- lakln« UP a Project this fall In j according to Sunt
acy and a third on embezzle I try,nK to -K—*
ment
FOI KTEEN TEACHERS HAN-
DLE '.to STI DENTS IN
ONE BI II.DING
Ai; Increase In enrollment of
20 per cent ovrr that of last
year is expected by O A Butts,
superintendent or Kiefer city
xchnos as the second week of I
•chool gets under way
An increase of 10 percent
over last years high was reg-
istered the first day of school.
Sep 5 and many more pupils '
are rnnimg in almoat dally, to
put the total enrollment we||
ove; the 500 mark
One uf the most economically
managed schools in the coun- I
ty. Kiefer school handles more
than .rflO pupil* in the grades
and high school with 14 teach-
ers All pupils are housed In
one building with the high
In one w.ng and the
n another
Tlie staff of teachers for the
high school include* Mr Butts
superintendent, c R Holland,
hlgu school principal and ath-
leti, coach. Mrs. Ft.he! Phllps
mathematics and science Mrs
Al!<< M Allen, engllsh. Miss
Blevig*-. Wolfe home economics
and science Mlsa Pearl Her-
rlngron commercial In the1
grades there are e.ght teachers
Mr* Ethel McCarroll. 7th. Mrs
Pearl Whitley flth
[Olasrork 5th Ml** Belle Oil-
I beri
Jf*"N Hollins Case Is
R'“mantled For Trial
COUNTY FAIR IS
BIGGEST HELD IN
EIGHTEEN YEARS
Efforts will be made to try |
the Jeas Hollins case at the be-
ginning of the fall term of dis-
trict court. County Attorney j
Be be Christian stated after the
Criminal Court of Appeals or- j
dered that Hollins be held and
given a trial by Jury on the
charge of criminal.y aasauJting —. ."
- ahito girl last winter ? ^nisBods and thousand, of
I Hollins a negro pleaded gull- I01***
! < OMMUNITY CLUB DAY FBO-
ORAM DRAWS LARCEKT
ATTENDANCE
ty to the charge before Judge I the an-
(ta>lord R Wilcox las* Drcem- ,Cr*!5 f0Unt>l ,a^ *»*»-
t art f. I Mdlemf %tu t. ,«s
air jrr Urc «■ 1- twik<3
tr<n<jlUn)ir fe hi (ill. after rracto
*1 New York in the fir«t hart Waag
•ole flight arruir the Allante Hi
piamwd a i mmt trip- and ,lrT ^
will give up long ieuanre Htaw u to
frybfg brinf «a fHj
Creek (ounty
Cotton Yield
A letter from Herbert Harris
'Eliton postmaster was received
| Trttirsday morning by J A
Cut By Weevil" KSS. iT
_ jtl0n Inviting the county offl-
Mrs Inez PLANTING KE.DI CTION THIS | Ul hold * taxpayer* meet-
ber and was sentenced U> die In I “V
1 to make up the largest attend-
ance ever recorded for the
event
The fair this year Is fax be-
yond expectations and the larg-
est ever enjoyed In this county,
according to official, of the
fair The entry lists, especially
in llveatock. is much greater
than ever before, and the qual-
ity is reported to be much bet-
ter
Cattle ahed* at the fair prov-
ed to be inadequate when en-
tries continued to roll in and
another hastily constructedahed
was required to house the pure-
bred animals Over 50 pure-
bred cattle more than ever en
tered before were Judged Wed
( illtOI) nesday Entrlaa of horaea, hogs
1 and mules doubled the showing
of last year.
Interested camera, friendaand
visitors milled about the live-
stock sheds during the fair, this
betng the chief gathering point
of exhibitor*
The main fair pavilion la glv-
| the electric chair this apnng
j His case was later brought up
! stay of execution granted by
I the Governor and then the Ap
pellate court ordered that Hol-
! I'M be given a trial by Jury.
Hollins is being held In the
penitentiary and will not be
brought liere until time for
trial, as there is still iome
question of violence being of-
fered by friends of his victim
Since the attack the girl naa
married, according to Christian
and her luitoand is na'urally
very bitter against the negro
I.i\|»a\(‘r*« Meeting
Called For
YEAR ALSO ElETECTN
PROOI (THEN
• last year,
Morris Schumann was Jtra"«*rry plants around on h w 'pup*u are' wuh,.ut'b.-•kl''u
charged with Blake on the cor- ■ var|°u* farm homes In that ,-artP!h.Lsch-w,| year ^
splracy and embezzlement rases I community. Eaton Foreman H). -iv u „
end Cl«o Blake brother of I vocational agricultural teacher this condition the fw/t
H-lph Blake. „ charged w.th 1 a‘ Mannford U sponsoring the , var ou^“U hav^ W ^
COn*PtraC> r,mP““n and wtln. book rxchTirSilS
*w Man HHd In
Jail For Shooting
When arraigned in Justice of 1 agricultural students are put
i the peace court Monday, Ralph jMn* out amounts of
Blake and Morris Ahnm^r Istra'
it possible for children to pur-
chase second-hand books
Supt McCune is very enthus-
iastic over the outlook of the
new junior college started this
---and Morris Schumann 'strawberries and various other
Depew Man Held In •m«*d p»*as of not gU,ity to}*™*11 ,rultj* on it** farms a
1 the charges, and Cleo Blake I tentative date for September 27
took 24 houra to plead in -he ! h« set at which time the £a”r with'24 Tudenu a taka)
case against him ' «ork will surt for the setting ,,f 20 i ll ' ; " A
wWtfr fis “r::::“wT£ _ I- awsrSS
evening
Liist^r Cook Ollton attorney
The cotton crop in this er»un- ♦ arrangements recently for
ty is much shorter this year the date
are
high than expected farmers are *** *«d C C Warren.'
i'll Miss Eva Lantz 3rd
_. . , . , ! ■t'wephine Harrington 2nd
Th« school book situation In1 Mis. Stella shaw i.v Mrs G
A Butts primary
All teachers In the
Wit! vt ' ill! St*nd*rd rte,rrrp I learning after .u>me picking has 1 rhalrman °t the Sapulpa or-
ter » ' J1 fK>i<lln* ,l Ma.< been done, according to County 1 eaniMtlon’ have accepted the
* Al ,'r^ ^acherS hold Agent End Roberts Boll weevil j ^ °» "e*1 Tuesday
A - iwh has caused more damage than “ hoped that a Urge group
A. 1. .ugh mas, of last year's'estimated August 1 lof and Bristow taxpay-
T l0Rt thw Su a«(> farmer. w.re 'r‘ ^ Ollton Tuesday
J Th *,,0d m W ex- ra(her opuxnistlc about the I nl*ht attend ‘he meeting.
■U 'm veaT^Th ' *n ) cotton crop but their estimates .whlch *,U ** heW ht connec-
«n' . 'N,,rttleiUl- hav< dr°l>ped some 30 to 40 '
tomef ^ive COZTL nfrht P?r r*n’- Rob'-"' ’-hat
ranee J fve ^ *r- | many bolU have just two good
florae iroands f °n fhe locks of cotton The quality of
The schedule now arranged
Includes Sept i« Coweta at
Kiefer; Sept 30 Kiefer at Jenks
Or' 14 Broken Arrow at Kie-
Ing in Ollton next Tuesday | <1»W>»*J« <*
______ y I infrrhinHito Kv Dei^»_ ___
chants, rent on this space going
a long way ln defraying expen-
ses of the fair Many school «a-
ternoon in which his brother
Earl, was shot with a 22 rifle
■■'"The report is that the broth-
company asking $70 000
ment, in favor of the
udg- - ld,?a from his two neighbors
Wheeler has decided that the
It is planned that shoeld the
year be successful that ar-
rangements be made next fall
era had a quarrel during which , ,
Ear! hit hi* brother Emer over!*--- - - ^nt ,und' beloo«
the head with a club, and E-
mer went Into the house for the
gun and ahot Earl.
Ear! Wheeland was taken to a
Bristow hospital, while Emer
went to Bristow and surrender-
Hi to officers „ a |
mriii, in lavor or the conntv - .nem aecmea mat me . * .
commissioners, has been filed 1 J"1° 14 an useful thing on the , ‘ “ ^fond-year of col-
— • — 1 - — icgc work This depends upon
the number of studen's request-
It Is alleged that Blake white | ,atm Th,‘ alio has been made
I for a small cost It is about 10
mg to townships of th» county ' lM,t ln dePth and f|ve feet In
lor Nichols Hills bond... which 1 The sides are walled
were worthless, and now they ! "uh rork closr by L D May-
*cek to recover the amount of ,u,ld has a small silo
ing the work
Announcement of a number
of extension courses from O U
_________ A and M and Northeastern at
fur his one row for the past , Tahlequah. has been received by
YTDOUGAL DI8CLMES
ROME OWNEUHir PLAN I commissioners
money for the county w r —- ^— , ---
Pardo*', member of the excise L*u years and C E Shirley, a _pt McCune. courses in grad
board, and speciul attorney for
commisaionera in township at-
I fairs, and County Attorney Sebe
Christian represent the county
I commissioners.
A Berr^an whoi^' "****. d«**«cti»e're- the "middle^
Touching briefly upon the Vetcran-4 W ill Vip
- Home LNan bank plan. 1 ” 1,1 »
new Home Loan bank
Judge D A McDdugal gave an I
juteresung talk upon Home I
Ownerahlp at the Klwanla club j
luncheon Wednesday
He advocates exemption of
horns*lead* up to a certain lim-
it, to insure the home owner of
maintaining his home He
state* that any time a govern-
ment has to resort to the mrth-
da.ryman. has been filling a uat<‘ and undergraduate educa
Urge silo for many years He !dorl subject* being offered pro-
is going to construct another vidlnK enough requests for sub-
Ss”~'=!H.;rris.T£
fair today, with Sapulpa ar-
Ort 21 Mounds af Kiefer;
2* Olenpool at Kiefer;
4 Kiefer at Red Fork;
II. Kiefer at Bixbv
considerably by the weevil
Just how much damage has
been caused by weevil and wea-
ther conditions cannot be de-
termined at this time Cotton
dealers and cotton men now
are beginning to realize the
shortage of the yield Futher
tion with the OUtou Chamber
of Commerce weekly session
PEACH TKKKM NEED MORE
( ARE TH AN OTHER FECIT
l>ri>low Poop
Fiirni^liin«: FoikI
! he city of Bristow has plan-
ned and carried out a system
S L Hnstetter. local tree
specialist has written the fol-
lowing discourse upon the care
bf peach tree*.
Two weeks ago we told what
an apple tree could be made
___ _______ dn This week we will tell
more in the northeast corner of | *>j"eth*t'g about the peach
this county a reduction of acre- j L1? buy th^ varieties that
for this ell-
1 age of 20 per cent was estimat-
or* hearty, and
'•d thw spring Thu reduction maf'' VafU't‘e* that bloom late
I in acreage has been substituted Iand Vrt,) W|H get by the late
! with rowpeas, corn and truck Varieties we reeummend I
{crops , 'ure bearing are Mavflow- I
There ha-, been cmsideraNe !
at. pr-xrram of caring for the i b> ^ trough K,r,v ^ Z^Chine^cTne
poor this winter, through ef-1 ^ ^
forts of S ____________
h.u managed a community gar- aulu an the late feed crops
den during the summer |»uch as grain sorghums have
For Checker Title
M. Hughes, whose farm is lo- ranging five booths In the dis-
card seven miles northwest of | Play Judging of the exhibits
Holders of all state checker
championships since 1008 are
expected to attend and partici-
pate in the annual tournament
to be held In Oklahoma City
Oct 24, It has been announced
by Claude W Stone, chairman
od of taking homes away from °\ the °kUho,n» City chamber to store a large amount of hay
widow* and children, to pay ot c,,mmrrcr convention dtvt*-! T> barn was built to make
governmental expenses that
either expenses should be cut. ... .
Oloyd, will be awarded the 1932
Bristow has Just recently con-
structed a new barn It is 32
leet long and 22 feet wide It
Im been constructed In such a
way that It might be used for
e. milking barn or to house cat-
tle of all kinds It has 14 box
stalls and a cement floor with
drainage The loft Ls equipped
or a dlflerent system of taxa-
tion used
_________ 1 %
MARRIAGE LICENSES V
Daniel 8 Begner, 23 and
Laura May Llndaev. 20. both of
•Sand Springs; J. Lawrence
Price, 37, and Elsie Morrun. 31.
toyth of Coweta; Burl Myers. 23.
Bristow and Naomi Brooks, II.
Sapulpa; Vester Murphy, lg.
and Mildred Block, lg. both of
SaNulpa; Ray Holmes, 37. and
Sylvia Maxwell, 23. tooth of
Broken Arrow; Henry Beall. 25.
and Arclna Fulk, lg. both of
West Tulsa; Herman Chambers.
49, and Sallle Treadway. 50,
both of Sapulpa: Daniel J.
Oanaen. 34. and Ruby M Dale.
If. both of Olenpool; Eugene
Martin. 30, and Alma Boyd. 1*.
both of Sapulpa
Oeorge A. Gaskin. It, and
Raby Arnold, 30. both of KeUy-
vRk; Jaaeph Ruaaell. M. and
BRbar J. Brewer, so, both of
i°n- j shelter for about 10 of the best
A gold medal, offered by 8 M ‘ blooded Jerseys In this part of 1
Oklahoma A part of these Jer-
seys are imported from the Is-
land of Jersey.
A. Bang In. «.
ennett, M. both
champion. It wa* announced by
! t H. GUI, president of the Ok-
1 lahoma State Checker amocia-
tion. which Is sponsoring the
journament.
Ml. A. Craig, 2534 NW 20th
street, association secretary. Ok-
lahoma City, is seeking the ad-
dresses of all farmer state cham-
pions. that they may be Invited
to the tournament.
The former champions are as
follows: H Matthews, 1908,
1909 1910; W H Morlcy, 1911,
1912. A F Saul* berry. 1013,
1914, 1915. A. Johnson. 1918; A
O Waggoner. 1917. 1918; Lon
Ikno. 1921. W A Craig. 1932;
A. P. Saulsberry. 1923. 1934,1935.
R W Clevenger, 1936; E H
OUl, 1937; Jeff Clayton. 1938
R. W Clevenger. 1919; Sam Rus-
sell, 1990; E. L. Loft. 1931
M D King living three miles
east of Sapulpa. has reported a
will be completed before the
fair opens to the public Satur-
day morning Mr McCune re-
ports that exhibits from all de-
partments in the school are to
be placed on exhibit.
Night school will be opened
Monday. Sept 26, along the
same lines as last year, accord-
ing to E L Southard, who is in
charge of this work Reg Istra
tion for night school classes will
be held next Thursday and Fri-
day. and classes will be arrang
ed to surt the following week
according to requests made
you to
of August Others
later than these are uncertain
When ynu plant the tree, see
that it u grpt clean and It
house at Bristow ready to be Ih,avy ralnjt com« through the! Th^ ^uire/0^!*1 TW
furnished charity case* this • .,al1 mon‘h4 k»Un* than The ap^e At ^ u~
winter Berryman farmed lfll"me ,n N,>v'n»ber I---- w
acres of garden this summer
we find the common peach tree
_____, t Thf‘ ,>(>rn rr°P I" Reneral ha* borer Is doing hi* work When
the seed and ground being fur- , been good this year There you see wax In the form of
nished by the Bristow Chamber !arr *>m,‘ exceptions where the felly, he Is there and he will
CHANGES HANDS
The confectionery across from
of Commerce j corn is not so good and effect
Through efforts of the or- jPd severely by chinch bugs
gamzatton a canning factory i However, where Is was not ae-
was InsUiled and this truck ! *^rely damaged, it 1* turning
canned for food Labor in the
garden was provided by unem-
ployed persons who worked un-
der the direction of Berryman
out 40 bushels on bottom land
eat until freexing weather, and
by that time your tree Is ruin-
ed 80 get busy and save your
trees.
, , — Peach trees require more
and from 20 to 25 bushels on pruning than any other fr^nt
UP-rJr'rt , t Itree' **'cai«e peaches bear on
_ , . ----1™' U>rnaU\ erof th“ vwarinew wood Hence the top out-
The laborers were fed but paid ! haa h,>n vwy low in yield and grows the rooU snd the tree
salary j jjto* expecutions of planters . dies It a M1d that the life of
a peach tree U six or seven
Every charity case Is invest!- I T^rre l» an excellent crop of
gated by Berryman according I cowp<*as of all varieties,
to County Agent Edd Roberts 1
year* We say that with proper
care, they will live and bear
Urge loss of livestock and pout- the high school, formerly known
try which have been caught by as the High School Inn will be
wolves In that community opened Monday the name The
. -1 ____7—. wh‘U Kitchen, with Mr and
Judge O'Dell of Sapulpa has Mrs C C. Roberts recently of
tried out a new forage plant I St Louis, in charge Mrs
this year The seed costs 50 Maude Miller will assist them
cenu an ounce It Is known as
and only those worthy will be CIVIC CLl'B ARRANGES j 35 to 40 years.
cared for this winter Hundreds I ANN CAL JOINT PICNIC 1 ____
of quarts of food have been ■ WEXE'.ARE: COUNCIL TO
canned and two acres of sweet \ Announcement was made at | AID SALVATION 4RMV
potatoes are now growing
MCKEOWN TO RE HERE
Hon. Tom D. McKeown will
apaak In Sapulpa Friday even-
lot Sept 19, on the Court House
lawn to 7:90, according to 1
t made public Wed-
ly BfowcraUa^afetonRoo! C°°B"
Servecea le&pedeza It was pro-
pagated ln one of the southern
states O'Dell says that the
forage ls similar to alfalfa and
sweet clover In appearance and
has made a growth of four feet
this year.
Recently several samples of
water have been analysed for
different farmers. The samples
of water came from stock water
ponds and croak* where cattle
have bean drinking. Some of
tha cattle die, others fell off
In weight and become unthrifty
A weent analysis ot water con-
caklmR. sodium and
STILLWATER COMMERC IAL
CLl’B GIVES INVITATION
An inviution from the Still-
water Chamber of Commerce
has been received by the local
Chamber of Commerce. Inviting
local members to attend a din-
ner by the Stillwater organisa-
tion the evening of September
23, and then see the double-
header football game at A and
M college that night
Announcement
the regular meeting of the Ro-
tary club Tuesday regarding
their annual Joint picnic with
the Kiwanis club Thursday,
Sept 22, at the country club
expected to attend
C B Billingsley and Dr. W
P Longmire gave brief talks on
World Rotary" Tuesday Mayor
of 97 948 parts per million part*
ot water Other samples run
m this proportion per million
parts of water, 192.394 and 179.-
968. which really means about
one to ten or one to five. The
water comes from the various
different In J Unlv*r“ly of *»»« *nd CenfrM j addrew on "wih"^ton"‘m “hU
Sr*t£S5Tmf£ tSm - — n“bt of m B ««nin«
of water accumulates m the
branches and ponds. The re-
cent analysis was made for Rdd
Robinson of Mannford. ir*g*j
ly all water coming from oU
weUa la aaR water. Several
complaints have been mod* by
fanner* of Creek county.
At a meeting of the Welfare
Council Tuesday night It was
decided to lend all assistance
. ---- poatuhle this year to the Salva-
Frstimie* will begin at 6 p m . tion Army drive for funds for
Dr Roy Sweeney, Rotartan. | chafrty purposes this winter
and C J Davenport. Kiwanlan. j The Welfare Council U to
will be in charge of the event | lake no active part In the ehar-
Membrra of the two clubs and tty work but merely co-ordinate
their families are invited and the various agencies for chart-
A and M is playing PhlUljai! Davenport gave an interesting
23 and a block of reserved I °f the Declaration of Indepen-
seals Is being held for visiting
Chamber of Commerce mem-
bers
Welch's newsstand hoc chang-
ed^»*• location, mevta. US.
wwk from Bcwth Park stmt,
•f U» Bact Omm.
donee
Prof. J. T. Murphy attended
Tuesday’s luncheon, for the
first time In several months,
having been out on aoeount ot
Ulnaaa and teaching at central
to 18-
table purpose*
BOBBER* TRY AGAIN
Burglars, thought to be the
•ony ones who a few weeks ago
roCBed the Plymouth Drug
store, entered the store again
Wednesday night and knocked
the safe door knob off. gaining
*<**“ to the money drawer,
kut got no money. Entrance te
the store was made in the__
■naner as before, and the sale
broken Into, but n go
that no amur bad
in the sale
rooking and other home an*
arc also snown in the pavilion
of the mast interesting
parte of the fair la the large
tent containing exhibit* of col-
ored people of the county. Thl*
display would do credit to many
romplete county fair*, with the
livestock, school and hoc*• eco-
nomies displays Visitors are
impressed with the thorough-
ness and neatness ot "»•»* of
the displays In Uu* section
Canned goods cooked food*
rewin* and others are clean
and neat, ahrertng the interest
in thl* line of work taken by
the colored people of the coun-
ty
The fair la to close Friday
which u> 4-H club and school
day Appropriate program* are
to be held during the day. and
Friday night will see the big
parade of all livestock entered
in the fair, according to Edd
Ribert* county agent He plan*
to have all livestock entries pa-
raded before the reviewing
*tand near the Coliseum, and
owners and names of the live-
stock announced over the loud
speaker
Plenty of free entertainment
is provided far fair visitors, the
Bristow high school band giving
several entertainment*, besides
'■ther amusement*, including a
large carnival with the usual
ndea and ahows.
Coming in the midst of a po-
litical campaign, the fair is pro
vtding a fine field for county
candidates, some of whom hare
spent the week there visiting
and campaigning Charles
Price, ln charge of the Bitoire
district for the Democrats, has
.'pent the week getting signa-
ture* and member* of the
Rooscvcit-oamer club. HI*
booth 1* located eery near a
merchant booth, presided over
by Sidney Groom, county prtui-
dent of the Young Republicans
but relations seem to hare been
very harmonious.
Some of tna winners ln Jerrey
judging Wednesday, although
incomplete, are aa follows:
First class 4-H; first. Lotos 11
Warnoek. Bristow; second
Oeorge Lewis OlUlam, Sham-
rock; third. Lawrence Hoteman,
Drumrlght.
Second clam, 4-H; first. Roto-
•P*®*- ■•«**.I**-
k*U Warnoek.
Third class. 4-H; first, Louis
Warnoek; aacendL Oauagi LnHs
ouiiam, third, Barbara war-
nock.
. o™* J«r*ar: first, tan
Johns, Danger; oarewg, Hstot
WiiUBey. Bapulpa; third. bmU
Oear. Brlatew,
Bull, thfua yuan ia4 us;
Grot. J O. Ssott, county tan:
*roond. at a Wngkik —t:
third. J. O. —|9ih( Bristow.
•wU. two totaroa yuan; fhgL
F. H. Mwrlg Mkunda eemumR*
-toR< urn M. Ml.
ta’iSto&SU
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The Democrat News (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 21, No. 44, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 15, 1932, newspaper, September 15, 1932; Sapulpa, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1529371/m1/1/: accessed June 30, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.