The Hastings Herald (Hastings, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 41, Ed. 1 Friday, August 27, 1920 Page: 4 of 8
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U S SHIPS SCUROEDER AKD HEW r LATE TO
niTEIUlATlOMAL RACE AFTER TROPHY
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DAREDEVIL TO FINISH
LOCKLEAR CC'nTACT
NELSON GRAIN’COMPANY
Will luy all LinJd of Grain and
ill ecll lour feed and
COAL
Better lay in your winter supply of coal now
ROY FRYMIRE Manager
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CinttiB Schroedar Bolder of tba world’ oltltodo rocord bu
boon oonL with tbo now spaed plaoa designed by AfrdVorvlllo to
race In Trance SepL 17 for th Gordon Dennett cup Th P®t ®
SS machln Is held sserst but It I oipectod to mak over 800 mile
an hour
Finn tv Auovr in idjo
llcallh education hai proceeded
to u point where it is no longei
nece-t-ary to argue the advantage
of public health Its value U
emced even when it is not
universally prat tic'Cl’
Millions hive loen expended or
purpose of providing pure watei
supplies thereby protecting the
people against intestinal borm
infectiois Today those infections
cause klhe majority of deaths
Promiscuous use of the common
drinking cup offsets the effort for
purifying tha water and offars an
excellent carrier for saliea borre
infections
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Announcements
I For United States Senator—
IION SCOTT IT-: I LUIS
of Lawton Okla
Harry McLaughlin stands on
top of aky-acraper two hundred
foot above tbo atrect to show that
bis nerves are In good condition
to take over the unfinished con-
tract of tbe “Stunt" aviator Lock
tear who recently lost bis Ufa
performing In an alrplana
For Congress 6 district —
- ELM EU THOMAS
of Medicine Pars Okla
For Representative —
J M ROBBERSON
of Ringling
JOE BULL
1 AUCTIONEEIl!
And breeder of Shorthorn Cattle
He can please you you Phone or
write for dates Phone No bit on LK
out of Walters It F D 1 Temple
WASHINGTON Aug2-VSugar
retail prices have not touched bot-
tom but are certain to drop to I
lower levels with the mantel
heavily glutted with stocks far be-
yond tbe normal detnanb it was I
aunounced at the Department of
Many individuals are aware of I justice today Ignoring appeals by
For County Attorney —
ROBERT M DUNN
For Court Clerk-'
LAWRENCE MORGAN
For Sheriff—
W J
Office Ptione 128 ResidencePbone “2
Dr J Leo Mosley
Graduate Veterinarian
- 1 inspect animals for Interstate
shipment
TEMPLE : OKLAHOMA
Hazel Quarto?
r
Beautiful Singer on Program
BALLARD
For County Treasrer—
FREDL KOENINGER
this fact and avoid the use of the I the refiners and sugaa jobbers for For Cbunty Weigher—
common drinking cup but indivi-1 department’s intervention to stop
dual habit dose not effort protec- a further slump in prices officials
tion against mass action and the I said no possible action could de
possibility of -high exchange of t0 relieve sugar
infectious organism by tbecommc-n
drinking cup mikes etenlil “ and olhers cauhtj
extermination
Tbe Oklahoma Tuberculosis
association is conducting with a
view to exterminating tbe evil of
thn common drinking cup a camp
aign against it and the County
F C MARMADUKE
F(Jx Commisioner Precinct 1-
A L- DUNKIN
Public Health committee in this
county will carry oj the campaign
here Posters and literature will
be distributed and the use ol
individual paper drinking cups
urged
Tie campaign is based oi the
base that -this major avonue of
iu this crash must bear tbe losses
resnlting from their speculative
activity” said John Crosbp in
charge of profiteering persecutions
'Speculators who bought at a high
price expecting still higher prices
to prevail are the only ones yelling
for our help” Crosby said
The Department of Justice toda
advised consumers against hoard-
ing gQgp r or attempts at overstock
it the present pyjges Those who
buy sparingly to usual
needs probably wiil de rewarded
later by the saving expected
Sea go Duo Clever EJntertaineri
Contamination and contagion must through jpjver prices Officials
be closed by universal boms action I considered it that Cu
and by individual habit J San raw materials for de Uytfy p
The cemmon drinking cup jnuitJ JaoftJry and later mouths art
o'ioggud£j at approximately 1 2
cents a p'uod Government can
mercial experts studying tbe wgar
drop now are conyinctT? - tbat the
sugar shortage scare created sev
eral months ago wag large artifi-
cial and that prices reached un-
precedented levels through tbt
manipulations of speculativ
elemeut
go It is the by product of
ninhteenth Century civilizatien
and must be relegated to tbe
social ash heap
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Seals Migrate Early
The protective measure adopted by
the government for the benefit of the
seals In American waters has been en-
tirely successful as Indicated by the
great number of animals seen to be
migrating to the Arctic seas The
migration was - three weeks earlier
than usual and an unusually large
number of animals were noted on their
way to the north
What is the use of hauling a live
steer all the way from : Texs
turning it into beef &t Chicago and
hauling it all the way back to
Texas again
What is theuseof hauling wheat
a thousand Miles as wheat and
then hauling it back flour? 'It
doubly ourdens tbe railroad puts
the farts er at the mercy of central
ized buyers and adds heavily to
the consumers bill '
Wheat shoqlb be turneb into
flour where it is raised Hogs
should be shipped as hams and
bacon - tbe finiseed product
Wbetever possible the process of
production should be completed
ia the community where it begins
This wculd relieve the railways
make each community more inde-
pendent of jailway ezi e icies
and be better all round j
Iu other words transportation
iynot only a matter of cars but of
the ueless carting abouut the
country of materials which need
not be carted
Had Lots of Pluck
- George Thibault proprietor ' of the
summer hotel at Outlet a village a
few miles from PIcton Ont was drlv
Ing his car towards home recently
when he chanced to meet a herd of
cattle The owner of the auto slowed
down to allow the animals to pass
without undue excitement All Vent
well till he met the leader of this large
bovine family a splendid young roan
bull The latter resented the pres-
ence of the mechanical ' contrivance
bearing down through the herd on low
gear Lowering his massive head he
Charged resulting In only a few
bruises to himself but a twisted axle
a badly bent fender and a smashed
headlight to the unfortunate motor
As Mr Thibault Inspected the damage
he remarked emphatically: “I certain-
ly admired his pluck but he showed
poor Judgment” -
CHICAGO DUO
The Chicago Entertainers come to
Chautauqua for the sole purpose of
gMfgpjRg and entertaining their hear-
ers AnJ slRPg that Is their object
they do the things F&lPb their past
experience has shown to be jnpst Ac-
ceptable to the great American Chau-
tauqua public
No matter what forms of new en
tertainment come or what old ones
to most CbautauquanB like good
Ively reading and good lively sing-
pg This is exactly what these two
adles do in two preludes to Mr Klnd-
ley’s lectures on the fourth day of the
bfg approaching assembly' Better
plan to hear them
Ice Cut With a Gas-Driven Saw
For the purpose of cutting ice ex-
peditiously during the - last winter
there was devised a saw of an auto-
mobile type power plant and a circu-
lar saw at tbe end of an adjustable
arm so that the- saw can be raised
and lowered to the desired degree
The saw is pushed along on steel run-
ners the operator behind furnishing
the motive power ' A double' lever
arrangement Just over the handle j
bars serves to control the raising and '
lowering of the saw The portable
saw In question cuts the Ice Into 20-
foot squares These squares ft re
guided through the water to a gang of
four circular saws which cut the
squares Into tbe regulation sized
cakes
Ip 1909 when the Roosevelt expedl
tlon went to Africa on the greatest
Of all safaris by the dropping out of
the professional photographer Ker-
mit Roosevelt suddenly was thrust
into the position of official photog-
rapher to the expedition I viewed this
arrangement with many misgivings—
because it was a task for maturity
and long experience— but the young
man made good He made good '00
per cent not only with the big game
rifle but in wild animal photography
as well --
Mr Hermit’s masterpiece Is his test
picture of a whole herd of elephants
In a high but rather open forest Wil-
liam Hornaday writes in Scribner’s
The light was none too good but for-
tunately It was good enough This real
achievement was scored from a perch
on a low limb of a tree conveniently
placed to drop the Intervening brush
out of view Five tuskers appear in
tbe front line" and the elephants are
massed together In the composition as
neatly and perfectly as If the hand
of man had grouped them to get all
the flankers into "the picture
Col Theodore Roosevelt was very
'proud of this picture aud so were
the editors of Scribner’s magazine and
tbs “African Gams Trail” hook
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HAZEL QUARLE8
One of the features of the coming
Chautauqua Fill he the visit of Mips
‘'gra'tfiatlp ‘ gbprVuy
Miss Quarles has a remarkably clear
beautiful voice and has had wide ex-
perience before the public She sings
better kinds of music irclu'dliig oper-
at7g‘:" fer?r“? M
songs she pipgs both rffefjjfgp $
evening on the second day
Piano Accordion On
Chautauqua Program
rafSjSOPHY
sshisli
: r ‘ "ft Me stuntiff now arJ
' then is relisked the
ir fattest metf ' '
Whether you are at or lean you 11 appreciate pjjr
AUTO REPAIR WORK
We are in a position to do good work ‘
and can snve you money on Auto Repairing
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CHALMERS and MAXWELL CARS
v s 2 ! 1
Accessories Gasoline and Oils ‘
MILLER FISJv and GOODRICH TIRES
vJJSED not abused GARS v
Proprietor
i r Home of Red Pep
KENNETH
Did you ever hear an accordion ex-
cept on the graphophone? If you
have you are lucky- It is a very
scarce instrument a very expensive
one and a very beautiful one The
music once beard will not be for-
gotten The Cadmean Chautauqua
Management has hunted for the past
three years for a - good accordion
player and takes great satisfaction in
presenting Mr Ricketts who though
a young man Is a real artist
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We have sortie
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to
and we will Igive you the
Lowest Rate of Interest
J ’ A : Marley ® Company
HASTINGS OKI A HOHA V
Business phone 99 ‘ Res phone 20
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Oil Leases Bought and Sold
HASTINGS
BARBERSHOP
STEVE BLACK Piop
First-Class workmen
Clean Towells Sanitary Shop
Pleasant Employes
Charges Reasonable Try Us
Hastings Lodge
A F A M
No 235
Meets Tuesday night
on or before full
moon in each month
E: Paul Tkumjier W M
RELMcLaix Secretary
MB
Water Well Drilling and
REPAIRING
Price for drilling and tiling:
6 in hole -$l per foot casing
12in well “ tiling 40cts
18 in well $2 30 tiling Boots
24 in well $300 “ tiling $120
30 in well $400 “ tiling $400
Tiling can be got at B&O Store
at Temple Subject to change
iD price without notice
GOiN BROTHERS
Phone 1520
HASTINGS OKLAHOMA
1 SWAMPLAND LIVER PILLS “DO”
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McLain, R. E. L. The Hastings Herald (Hastings, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 41, Ed. 1 Friday, August 27, 1920, newspaper, August 27, 1920; Hastings, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1782858/m1/4/: accessed June 29, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.