Drumright Evening Derrick (Drumright, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 312, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 6, 1922 Page: 2 of 6
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Vote For Governor
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STRAW VOTE
BALLOT
FOR GOVERNOR
Republican
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WE KNOW Ol'R BUSLVESS.
R. R- FRETW ELL, Optometrist Liccnx No.
All Work Guaranteed at
DAVE KELLER'S
Jeweler and Ootician
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I On or about June 2. 1922, Shipley Saddle worth
% >"120. Made in Kansas City, Mo. Had fish cord
* girth. Horn slightly burned with rop
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by a/ mernbera of 'he Kly-Hwattern' Union, or flea
powder ndir-iOMfr*'! to or e pe* dc-sr or.iy by a f>j!l fledg«-d
'"'('"I Itorrt the "F!> K*'emi;nat' ra' Lflion c/f Knrth Am^rwrt."
i.ru'.r, >r> ,f i*. w'/ il«: retain ♦he htapert and r-'/nfider -e of th<
"/«(*)<• i' e>f t/, the "killed f raft*, leaving th<
►ral hurriari 'Ddtaror open and untrammelled
■ and lady Killer*, a* '.rifa ization*. hare no
rilisMUion.
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$50 REWARD
for recover}' and return to
CHIEF OF POLICE, or
CECIL HAMILTON,
. Drumright, Okla.
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• IF YOU WANT
3^l9TOW DAIRY
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I)'-poti>rr. in fHrrwlie , rather than in empir^a m p -rhap>
th<- irr-'ive-! ar.rl rr.oet prevalent fault of our civilization, yet
nobody ho- >'j//' t -d a revolutionary movrrieerit to depone
father* or to limit the unkinn poof mrrthem. The newiu
P<ir>er> rer ntly carried the rtory of a little girl who had com-1 "
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| .ffrfntltk*cn aft/.' tru r*&A+1 WW*-
, atif/rj Jfj I;ri«v>« j*f.■ *") a lor/fl
j u4 rtaln farmer* .o f roaii-
j f. th#y f Mmafi fUiry farnir
b i4* mpplviAi a&<t
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NOTICE
rnitt'd orn- rhlldlah offcn*e, for whl<h *he knew from
perierye that h«' father would puniah her MVtrely. She
thought ahont It all day whil<- t^e family tyrant wa* at work,
and at la«>, unable to bear tb<- thought of the coming "beat-
ing, threw heraelf from a fourth xtory window leaving a
pathetic, incoherent little note behind her.
fortunately for tyrannical parent*, few children are driv-
en to nuiride, nature having given them the capacity to for-
get in a night n grief which an adult i* slower in nhaking off.
I nt how many children there rnuat be who are permanently
warred, without realizing it, bv the brutal or merely unin-
telligent treatment according them by their parent* or guar-
dian*! The community now compel* every child to attend
Mchool, but it take* them after their character* have already
been shaped by the treatment ami association* at home.
I here i« really no food reason why a child'* character
and habit ahould be hammered into a ahape that *uit* the
parent'- ta te*. There i* every reaaon why it should be per-
mit.tr (I to bio orri and unfold like any other flower, without
«ny inur< interference than a good gardnem would give,
'tj course we believe tbat the home tie and family life is
best. We would not countenance turning the child over
In the slate, as some radical* advocate, for the state, judging
from its juvenile institution*, i* just as insistent on tnakoing
a child over after its own preconceived, professional pattern
ft:- are the mos) arbitrary parent*.
It might be possible, however, to educate parents in a
systematic w;,y to understand what child life is. how delicate,
how easily injured, how capable of growth and expaniiion
when it is left much to Itself. The injier life of a child in a
wonderful thing. If parents could only learn to leave it alone,
if they could only be convinced that their children are ome-
t.hi;ig better than property, something finer than food for
parental egotism!
TMI*t tuix+i mari* fi,t Mist a \*o t
tjiw n u. x. Liad«ri m K .t
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FIRE-FIRE-FIRE-
FIREMAN'S BALL
TUESDAY NIGHT
Weather Id<■.& I; Indication*
for Jolly Big
Crowd
'What '11'I I t* l| you*" ahouted tM
'halrman of ik<- Plre Hall
Oekat (ommlto-c tt>tN m'<nilfi|r *lun
l"l>- Plan, began jrrumbllnff In a
mrky sky.
■'It'a *oln* t(l Se jimt a> Wl. prmllri.
"1. on ideal nhtht to Hani<- the iigl,:
faaatlcal toe nr >hak>. (be wlrker
hlnnv n* anything «•:««. th,. r-o%nr
l"'a you ten try wllh «t (air., Tue*.
day nlrtit. nffer ymi ?mj\ the paatc-
'<>*M tlr-ket *'
True enough weather conditions
appear to le* lde.il for a plea.^nnt coi l
evening. Nothing can make It un-
'omforUblf hot nay the J.iidi.10*, ex*
"Pt a fire, and they re the lads a-t
can put n quick atop to that
The big dance hail la looking like
I h" night before fhrialmas all
Ihrouch the house a, a rcnult 0f hoiir-i
o| patient pcrapirutlon on the part cf
the decorjilons lommiltne, and not n
'hlng l« lie I rig ovcrlo-.keil In prepars-
Hon for handling a hlg JoHal crowd
"I K""'l mlaera nn the floor Tuesday
night, whl'h la imorrow.
I'rocoeda from the sale of tlcketa
will he used in fitting up a anug read-
ing room and recreation cetitar for
Ilia city'* fire fighters.
pr
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■ flu fi aD/t f • S**r
fniprlwr. m*niL
n* -*r fha* a om^i
''^oracfa law, a R:ij
without a r^ffmrr> -r.'ir.'i'
«huh h
'«4f*- romially tmpoA**d
Mrt Vinaor ntir* h+t b
<n a itnr* fn Marr
"rrr^^#r«Jlflr«l W+T*
ha^ tiled a fnr divor^>, 'lair:-
- K "h*- ImiI Ll r^atAR<M kill him *
ph«- colif th* inty «h*- thought h" wan
abotf to ahoot h<r «ben «br fir^d.
«ri j'coil j ilt'lan-d in an !
ordinary coart and latti at a «p«-rfal J
b«ranri2 in Kup^riOT fourt
Only o«/• wblt#? uornan ha eT*-r
* !«xallf han*"<J In (iforgia ac-
C4>rr]fr ir to S. G. Mc«4U)(iD,
ft Half, dnl he a#ld<fd that he
(lirmrht V'iri.wjri vai thf r*!*.
c'ht-r A-| it«* woman to \x- % ntonrod i \
to hattK in thi Htatr-. ,
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"Don't forifit that George Waibint-.
U.n reputation wan made before the j
Ukconi*- tax law w.jh panned '
Six to Nine and 1-4 per>
cent Interest.
Place your naving* herr- where thr y
will he lax free, und^r the fniipectinn |
ol th Slate flanking fdepartment and
invented In first rnortK;ig«-H—th « best
aernrlfy on earth.
MAIN FiLLING
STATION
| First Class Tire, or Garage Work, Cylinder Gr;
11 > or Lathe Work, call Phone 351
g We ar^prepared to take care of ali your Auto Tr
no matter of what Nature
Our motto is "Efficiencv."
ding
irble
JACK OSTEEN GARAGE
K xzSlzViegSXxx *7:
MobiloiU and Greates
together with prompt ser-
vice will make you a reg-
ular customer.
Gaioline, Air and Water.
Opposite City Hall
MAIN FILLING
STATION
West Broadway
217 South Ohi
£xf6e
BATTERIES
f^et or tend yon our letter that tella
all about our method of doing busi-
'*§ nnd how it ha« benefit"d others
Just write your name and addres« on
a postal card Lnd addross ft to
TULSA BUILDING A LOAN
ASSOCIATION
Sinclair Bldg.
TULSA, OKLAHOMA
RcfMiurcftfl over on«a and one-half
million dollara.
NOTICE
^ The pnrty who K.und the pair ot
, tortoise ahel! rlma and how glasses,
kindly leaye at the Kvenlng Irerrlck :
fcnd get lh« 11.00 re s ard. I am a poor i
widow woman and hav® no money to j
buy any mar* My grandson ga e me
tba money to bay sama.
MKH. EMMA ROGRRB. i
Before*
you start another
season it will
pay you to let
us examine your
battery Respond
ble advice and
skilful -work on
every make of
battexy
Drumright
Exide Service
Phone 131 }
j INVESTIGATE and INVEST
SlI A bni,,,iI1' SIM| Io,n asaoclation Is an incorporated financial in-ti-
■ jt tatlon authorised by the proper authorities to do business In the
y j T "ta«e where it operates, and snperrised by pome department of
■£ state government. Oklahoma building .ir.d loan s~- • ns r. -
■'* eeire their charter* from the secretary of state, and are under the
supervision of the state banking department.
The las requires that a building and loan association he audited
at least a year by the banking department, an' oftener if deem-
_ «i necessary by the commissioner of banking. Their work i two
X It fold to encourage savings by paying the same dividends on small
amounts an large amounts of money placed with them, and to encourage
home owning by enabling people to build homes and pay for them
on the monthly payment plan.
There Is no ground floor stock in building and loan associations,
or rather, it is all ground floor stock, as every stockholder comes
in on the same basis regardless of whether as a charter member
or purchaser of stock later, and regardless of whether as a c . rower
or an investor. There are several classes of stock issued by the
various building and loan associations of the state, but <t,.ck of
each (lass Is practically the same in all association
The savincs feature comes first in the work as hnlldinc and loan
associations have no funds to loan except money derived from in-
vestments in the various classes of stock. The installment or
monthly payment stock, is usually the leading class ot stock issued
although when building is quite active special attention is given to
fully paid stock, in order that the association may have larger
amounts with which to take care ot building activities.
All money placed in the association 19 invested in some form of
stock All money so invested is exempt from taxation for the
reason that building and loan associations loan their funds v,,rv
largely for the erection of new homes and, therefore increaso tax
aide values or else loan their funds to members to acquire homes
t'^ion 3 s° acnuir<"1 :,r" «"ca.ly subject to
Any well managed building and loan association is a safe invest
ment and the Dntmright Building and Loan Association is one of
the best managed associations in Oklahoma. An investment m
this association is equal to more than 15 percent, because you have
no taxes, no Insurance, no upkeep and no'worry. Don't wait another !
day, niveat a portion of what you make each month. !
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Jo eph S. Weaterheide, Secretary & Manager
DRUMRIGHT BUILDING & LOAN ASS N.
108 South Pennsylvania Ave. m
Phone 143
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