The Cordell Beacon
Volume XXI
THE CORDELL BEACON, CORDELL, OKLAHOMA. Thursday, August 23, 1917.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
NO. 6
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I. B. llltS MEETS
I KIC DEATH
Prominent Farmer Drowned Sunday
Afternoon When Car Turned
Turtle. Funeral Tuesday
Thomas B. Liles, prominent farmer
of this county who has recently iivetl
on the old L. C. Smith property just
west of town, was drowned Sunday af-
ternoon when the Studebaker automo-
bile he was driving turned turtle and
pinned him under three feet of water.
With him were his wife and seven
children. They were thrown clear of
the car when it turned over, and the
only injuries received by other mem-
bers of the family were a broken arm
of the ten year old son, and minor
bruises of another son.
They drove to Medicine Park Sat-
urday, making the trip without mis-
hap, and were returning Sunday,
when the accident occurred, about 2
miles south of Mountain View, on the
state road. The heavy rains had
mad*' the roads very slippery and not
having regular tire chains the party
BESSIE CHAUTAUQUA
The Bessie Chautauqua boosters
were fyere Monday evening. The cbau-
tauqua committee, accompanied by
the Bessie band and others interested
in the chautauqua came down in cars.
They distributed advertising matter
and the band played several numbers
The Bessie chautauqua will be given
by the Kadcliife Booster Cub and will
last three days, beginning today and
continuing tomorrow and Saturday.
The program includes plenty of varie-
ty. The feature numbers of the first
day are the Lyric Glee Club and Col.
G. A. Ge^rhart; on the second day,
Edward Coleman, musician. Miss Pat-
tl Rude, contralto, Alexa Whitmire,
TEACHERS ASSIGNED
10 THEIR GRADES
All Pupils Urged to Enroll on Opening
Day, Sept. 3rd, to Get Full
Benefit of Work.
SUNDAYSCtiOOLMEET
AI SENTINEL IRIS WEEK
County Sunday School Association
Meet Well Attended at Sentinel.
To be Held at Cordell Next Year
The annual convention of the Wash-
ita County Sunday School association
held at Sentinel on Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week was one of
the best meetings of its kind in the
history of this county, according to
The
City Superintendent of Schools H.
T. Flaugher this week announced the
assignment of teachers to grades of
the city schools. The asignment for
the Jefferson building by grades is as
follows: Miss Hartley, 1st, Misa reports of those who uttendec
Cooke. 2nd, Mrs. Cooke, 3rd, Mi38 next annual convention will be held
, . , , , „ . . j~~ ... ! Hull, 4th, Mrs. Meloy, 5th Mrs. Bur- at Cordell at a corresponding ti.'ne
pianist and violinist, and either J. C. ......
„ .. ... _ „ „   . . : nette, 6th. Miss Richardson, 7th, and next year.
Robinson, W. G. G. Benway or John, . ,
,, ,, „ , u _ iii v.„ *v.- Miss Stout, 8th. In the Lincoln The attendance was excellent, al
G. Cornwall, one of whom will be the ...
chautauqua director and a lecturer on bu,ldme the followin8 assignments , though Cordell was almost without
the program; on the third day, The ! were made: Mrs' Ri«sbee- 1st, Miss I representation, soJar as numbers are
Mysterious Milburns, magicians, t Robison' 2nd- Austin. 3rd, Miss , concerned. The discussions were all
Louise Carlton, contralto, Mary Blan-1 Ti !4th- Miss Wood. 5th, Miss ; thorough in the fields they covered
ton. reader, and Estella Wilson, plan.! Tournage. 6th and Miss Newman, 7th. jVd the Sunday school workers who
ist The first day is agricultural day j In the high 8cho°'' Mr- Fau*her wi  a,tended undoubtedly received mnca
third patriotic day.
Of the
! ican history classes, Mr. Greene, utfe (features of the program, among the
j principal, will conduct literature and j most appreciated were the addresses
I history classes, Mrs. Carder wil> bo of D. S. Wolfinger of Hobart, on
COMMISSIONERS MEET
  j normal training director, Miss Horse I.- Tuesday afternoon, and of C. H.
The county commissioners met in ler is in charge of domestic sciencn,' Nichols of Oklahoma City, secretary
had made rope chains for the rear special ^session Montfay of this week, Mr. Gibbs of manual training, Miss of the state association. However,
wheels. Mr. Liles was driving very according to their agreement at their j Callaway of music, Miss Griffin of every number on the program show-
slowly and carefully, but when they I regular meeting in the 6th. Their Spanish and English and Miss Uii'.ner i ed careful thought and hard work,
reached a badly washed culvert, the j purpose in meeting was to consider has charge of Latin. Mrs. Carder will Mrs. Vashti Stone of Cordell, presi-
some bridge work, but specifications also have charge of the classes in al- dent of the county association, pre-
were not ready and the matter was ; gebra and geometry. } sided. She and Mrs. Murrell of Cor-
laid over. They also had up for con-! It has been found necessary to' dell, secretary of the association,
sideration the appointment of a coun- transfer the eighth grade from the were nominated for re-election but
ty agent, but no action was taken in high school building to the south ward both declined the offices. They have
to raise the heavy car from him, and j regard to it. Earl Houston, of Clin- j building. It was impossible to han- an extra good year's work to their
help was brought from Mountain ! ton, an agricultural specialist, was ! die this grade in the high school' credit.
GERLACH MOTOR GO.
BUY3 PROPERTY
j REAGANS LEAVING CORDELL
I Roy L. Reagan this week resigned
his position as deputy under County
j Clerk H. L. Rigsbee and announced
j that he will leave with his family on
I Saturday for West Plains, iMlssouri,
where they will visit Mrs. Reagan's
mother, Mrs. Alice Cochran. Mrs.
Reagan will visit there until the first
of next year, while Mr. Reagan will
return to Cordell after a couple of
weeks and probably spend the fall
here. Before returning to Cordell, he
will go to Evening Shade, Ark., in the
northern part of that state, where he
will make his permanent home after
the first of next year. He has a
ranch there and will stock it with
good cattle and go into stock-raising.
Mr. Reagan, in leaving his work in
Carney. Nebraska, who came here to the county clerk's office, speaks very
close the deal. j highly of the management of that of-
Plans have not been completed i^r flce and of his fellow workers. But
the building which is to be erected by | the ways of the modern farmer in
the Gerlach company, Mr. Gerlach j these times of farm prosperity have
stated. For the present the company I proved too strong for him. We wish
is handicapped by the lack of equip- j them an abundance of success.
ment which has been shipped b'Jt | 
has not all arrived. They expect to
have every modern garage feature.
Deal Made Tuesday for South Build-
ing Now Occupied as Garage. Also
For Vacant Lot Adjoining.
Tuesday of this week Manager A.
Gerlach of the Gerlach Motor Com-
pany, bought the south one of the
two buildings now occupied by his
company, and which Was formerly oc-
cupied by the Allen-McGalyean repair
shop and later by Hoyt Hull's vul-
canizing shop, and also the vacant lot
just south of this building. Ho pur-
chased them from E. F. Good, of
ADDED IMPROVEMENTS
ifkeluding repair machinery, vulcan-
ising equipment, oil, gas, an.l air
stations, and have on the road eom-
The Cordell Ford company is im-
proving the grounds around their
plant this week., A wide concrete
plete stocks of accessories, pa/U an i wa,k hag been buUt
on the east side
supplies. They have already receiv-|of the buiM|ng an(] curbinK and gm.
ed a large stock of Goodrich casings
tering built in front, allowing auto-
road seemed to give way and the car
turned sideways into a ditch at the
side of the road, turning completely
over.
Mrs. Liles and children were unable
View, but too late to save his life.
The body was prepared for shipment
at Mountain View and was shipped
to Cordell tor burial. The funeral was
held Tuesday afternoon at the Bap-
tist church, of which he was a mem-
ber, RevNC. M. O'Neal officiating, ni
terment was made in the Lawnview
cemetery.
Mr. Liles formerly operated a dairy
in Cordell and has been a resident of
this county for the past eighteen
years. He is well known in all parts
of the county.
He was 41 years. 7 months and 8
days of age at his death, having been
born January 11. 1976. in Hood coun-
ty, Texas. He leaves a wife and sev-
en children, besides other relatives.
SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING
here in an effort to secure an ap- building, as it will tax the capacity of: Sentinel royally entertained the
and tubes, including the Silvertoii j mobi]e drivers to take a(lvantage of
t're8- I the free air service without driving
They are dealers for Overland auto-; jnt0 the mud They wm p,ant trees
mobiles and Heider tractors, and re , thig faH in the front of the bui,ding
port good sales. Mr. Gerlach and|an(1 have added
a concrete curbed
local manager of sales. H. E. Castle j flower box their ea8t front wlndow.
berry, brought in two Overlands from j Flowora have 5ecome one „f the at-
Oklahonia City Tuesday. They ar<* < tractive features of this handsome
pointment to tlite place.
that building to care or
high school enrollment. The south the county
the lar*e visitors who came from all parts of kee|'in* aU mode,s in 8t°<* here- ^ building.
i ing the week they report sales of I
RED CROSS WANTS
E
building was selected for the' eighth 1 Officers as elected for the coming
large four Overlands to Jonas
living six miles south of Cordell, and
to Will Bartch of the Boggy commu
nfty. and of a light four to John Ge s,
who lives ten miles south of Cordell
Cordell has been made headquar-
ters for this company, which has rap-1
ice pres.. idly branc'hed out from a garage at ;
Teachers of the Jefferson building Mr. Mayhew. Rocky, 4th vice pres.; j w^®rP^i _tih6^ now hav*
will meet at that building at 9 o'clock Dr. Terry, Sentinel, 4th vice pres.:
Saturday morning and a meeting of; Mr. McNabb, Dill. 5th vice pres. De-
The Red Ctoag headquarters are in the teachers of the Lincoln buildiug partment superintendents were elect-
the southeast room, third fioor, of the will meet at 10:30 thst morning. And ed as follows: Cradle roll. Mrs. Bo-
court house, and whenever the Red there will be a conference of ail the rfock,' SenMneJ: <ESrto department,!
grade because of its excellent and | year were.
large play ground facilities. In case j .J. M. Riley. Sentinel, president;
it is necessary to divide this grade, | Mrs. Meloy, Cordell, sscretary-treas-
a part of It will be placed in the'urer; S. P. Philips. Cloud Chief, as-
other ward building. There are no!sistant secretary; Mr. Wauchoiie,
  funds in the school budget to allow ; Colony, 1st vice pres.; Mrs. J. A
Million and Half Knitted Sets Asked the election of another teacher. Robinson. Cordell. 2nd
for by National Red Cross. An — —    -   - ihranch
nnnnrt.miti/ For All i will meet at that building at 9 o'clock ; Dr. Terry, Sentinel, 4th vice pres.: '
opportunity ror ah.     la home here in the near future
GENERAL RAINS IN-
SURE BIG CROPS
Reports From All Parts of County
Mr. Gerlach expects to build j and Entire Section of State Indi-
cate All Crops Are Helped
LOCAL BOARO RE-
SUMES IRK TODAY
Probably 125 so Far Certified to Dis-
trict Board for Service Will not
be Discharged. 450 in this Call
The local board for the administra-
tion of the selective service act be-
gan work this morning with physical
examinations of the first 150 men of
the second call as their day's work.
A like number will be examined Fri-
day and Saturday, and it is expected
that the second call will furnish
enough men to fill Washita county's
quota of 205 besides the ten per cent
reserve required.
Those notified to appear for exam-
ination today began coming in short-
ly after seven o'clock. The work of
handling 150 men each day will prob-
ably be done in slightly less time
than was needed during the examina-
tion of the men in the first call
One hundred and fifty-four men
have befn certified to the district
board as not exempted nor discharg-
ed. However, of this number, the
local board may recommend the dis-
charge of possibly twenty-five. In
the first examination, that number
were physically disqualified and made
no exemption claims.^ but when the
physical examination rules were
changed, they were recalled and then
passed the physical examination. At
the time they were recalled, it was
past the ten day limit of time in'
which they were allowed to file an
exemption claim, and since they did
not have a claim for exemption filed
with the board were certified to the
district board for military service.
The entire list of persons certified to
the district board follows:
1887 Carrol J. Burson, Rocky
493 Dan W. Merchant, Gotebo
194 G. Win Bridges, Cloud Chief
1354 Barton 1. Smith. Sentinel
223 H. Lance Kenner. Cloud Chief
1727 E. Lee Ozbirn, Cordell
933 Alex. O. Priebe, Elk City ,
Joe H. Ames, Cordell
OLD TIMER HERE
Cross flag is out you may know the teachers al the high school building j Mrs. A. W. F. Lee, Cordell; elemen-1 E- F- Go°d of Cany. Nebraska, ; Waghlta
on Saturday afternoon at 2:30. No I tary department Mrs. Cobine. senti-;,he central part of that state, was
'here Tuesday, coming to close a. thai
Beginning with thte latter part of , *>77
last week, generous rains have fallen 638 oti^ Ke,,ey' Rof,ky
over entire southwest Oklahoma, and1 711 Jno Goeringer Bessie
county lias received her full11358
rooms are open.
Rev.
Every corner of the county
has had enough rain to put new life
into the feedstuff., cotton and other |
Frank E. Stamme,,Sentinel
Leonard P. Sims. Gotebo
1675 Wm. L. Williams. Cordell
Thn van. !ip(..ii«« have com." teacher will he excused from attend j ncl: teachers training class,
for more knlttiug. Come up and get j taff these meetings Mr. Flaugher Gregory. Rocky ^and^com-| property he'own^ Mr^Go^d 'and into the feedstuff., cotton and other| 93 Carl FL NowHn Mt. View
W. W. Long, Rocky. . „ , crops, and it also has put the ground I2-1 Tom Lucas, Port
lived in C ordell for two years Aft.. .11   iviniriar rannto
  twelve or fourteen years ago. At that m g0°" shape for plowin*- 9°° ^ L '
timo he came here to Invest in land Sun'lay a ^ rain M' over most
edi 'and built the building just north of of Washita county: al,hou*h U was
1 material, which is furnished by the stated. 1 mitteemao,
There will bTTT the Methodist! chapter, and there will be some one ; The dividing line between the two
. , Methodist . if school wards will be the same as las!
church and all-day Sunday school ^te^h you If you .re ^ ^ wiU he gix
meeting with dinner, at the church a beSinner.
HAMMONS TO CAPITOL
_ , , I years old on or before January 1st; O. C. Hammons for four years c... .
for the people around Cordell. Dr. J The materials for sewing are ex . ^ ^ w euter gchool at th„: tor the Beacon ,eft Saturday for old 'Murdoch garage, which he
Ha*°we^ the Sunday school ex- Peoed at any time, then we will nee* , bf<K.nn.ng q( the t(jrm (jn September . Oklahoma City, where he had accept-, this w.ek to Mr. Gerlach. Mr.
pert from Georgetown. Texas. assi,t-1 volunteers. Do your bit 13rd> Rnd no chlWren below that position on the staff of the [Good stated that Cordell and the sur-
Whether you are a Red Cross mem- ^ ^ >f OWahoman. within a short J rounding territory were much of a
Texas, will spend the day of the 2th>er or not. you are welcome and urg- j ^ ^ w|th ^ ^ r ^ moy    
1057 Wm. E. T. Rodg*rs. DiU
1626 Marion Bradley, Cordell
very light in Cordell. It was heavy 773 Thos. A. Raasch, Bessie
ed by Miss Nell Peterman. of Dallas,
Texas, will spend the day of the 2th,
beginning at 9 a. m.. In a most inter-1 ed to come to the work room
his farnil* ! surprise to him in their advanced im-
provements. and said that he had met fa,,en ,lurln* ,the mo,lth- ^ mo9t
Your
A. . . , .. m ui  i :a regular enrollment. to tiiat place.
estlng discussion of Sunday school, dollar membership fee helps and is ^ nau |h>1 parent, Mr Hammons came t# Cordell j many men whom he knew when he
work We invite the friends of other j needed, but if that is impossible at Mcr{fice neceBsary to from Kotkv and has been influential formerly lived here.
If you | ten"' K've ° your 'lne a" a 1 J | start their children in school on the in the progress of the Beacon. He
! opening Jay. This is necessary if has a wide acquaintanceship In the ]
denominations to take part.
FAREWELL SERVICES
| ceptable as the other.
cent communication from Na-
tional headquarters states that 1.500,-J
they are to get full benefits of the county an damong the newspaper j
over the section north and northwest, j b
Farmers in all parts of the county 1+23
report plenty of moisture. j ^05
In Cordell, two inches of rain have 9^6
1639
ly light rains, which were well taken 736
up by the soil. | 906
Heavier rains fell in surrounding' l"?® J"8- O. McNatt, Foss
counties, with indications of having. 6S6 Allen E. Ray. Cordell
also reached points in the northern
Nelson L. Brintle. Mt. View
Dave B. Schmidt. Cordell
Lester F. Wolfe. Elk City
Eil. F. Hartronft. Foss
Guy W. Snider, Braithwaite
Euianual Keil. Bessie
Adrian C. Wolfe. Elk City
1097 W. O. Huckleberry. Dill
FILL VACANT OFFICES
I tional headquarters states that 1,500,- j 8*
000 knitted sets are wanted at once. |
Unless the pastor is reelected, next sel consists of a sleeveless
Sunday will be our last services at I sweater, scarf, wristlets, and a pair |
Cordell So we are anxious to bring: °' 400,48 Don't you see how your | Farm Association, held Sat- n,ons vacated
God s message to everyone before is needed? 'urday afternoon In the office of the  
leaving. The morning hour will be I Regular meeting • of the chapter 8ecretary R0bt. Steele, two vacan
On last Thursday afternoon the part of the state
From the east part: 175 Jas. C. Rhoades. Cloud Chief
and official Belds of the state. a''d napt(at Mission Study class met in of the county south Into Commanche i 1192 Jno. W. Browors, Dill
Vours in Christ.
t'arl Monroe O'Neal
should prove a capable man in h" j regular monthly meeting at county, reports indicate washed reads 1707
new place. | the home of Mrs. J. A. Standerfer. and washed out culvert^, and all riv- 1369
' , ^ A* w- Anderson of the wcon hj(1 ^,,1^ an jnfere ting meeting era and creeks have been high. ! 107
At a meeting of the Washita (oun- u ntiing the place Mr. Ham-1 . ' , , ._ , , A. _ ., .
rone is nuiug uic v I after which each one present enjoy- Travel crossing the Canadian has 7d3
ed the lovely piano solo glvnn l>y been forced to detour from the cen-! 1682
of the chanter . .   _ | Miss Mozelle Thornton. Delicious iral routes because of the condition 1282
of chapter 8ecretary RoW 8tee,e tWQ vacm„. may e#tabu#m branCH | ^ by |h# of (he bridge8 10
hostess. All the ladles of the church ; The improvement in the condition 18
are urged to come out and take part of foodstuffs and crops over the !"99
I kruIn for vour Christmas packages 1 . 7 . .. .     . , I In theae meetings. Visitors always county brings relief to the stock i 75
I seals lor your «_,nnniuiu  V"1  •< '  ,   a dlrertor of the or- ...   m, hnr« on busl-, ... .
welcome. raisers as well aa grain farmers and i 9b6
- means tthat many head of cattle j *>48
BROTHER INJURED '
devoted solely to the rhur. h while ^ on Mond r "fternoon at four cle# )n (h|> offJcei# wepe G p
the evening message will be to tv- o'clock. ^ jAmea was elected a member of the £ Daniels returned Wednesday I
eryone. So let every member be j *>laB no* lo u8e on,y t'ro*s I farm examining hoard and Ed Ogle in,on)|ng to his home at Paria Illinois.
present for these important services.' for your Gliristmas packages. was elected as a director of the or- aflPr a two weeks stay here on busi 1 " ' m''''
Visitors will rcelve a glad welcome.. —~~——'*
Come, may Cod bless you and yours ] TRAVEL ON LOCALS
jgauization. Recently Henry Kllewer. nPM |{e has two farms in the east
' w l'o held both offices, resigned. D( t|1P county and formerly lived (
MISS CRUME BACK
Miss Edna t'rume returned Thurs-
day morning from a month's vaca-
tion trip covering many of the Inter-
esting cities of both the east and
Frisco Agent J E. Kerr reports a
large passenger patronage on the lo-
cal freight trains, since the regular
passenger trains south la the -morn-
ing and north in the afternoon were
discontinued The south b«Mind local
is due here at 819 in the morning
and the north bound at about 4
The directors at this meeting ap on olle nt!ar Cloud Chief.
proved loans to the amount of |15.«Kw Mr now manufacturing j j R wtlson of Cnater City, broth-
and are now exqecting the arrivsl of lighting fixtures and plants hi Illinois.. p(. of Mr, H >)lihon<. of ,h|s rtty
the money covering an application and ,he .-ountr) here looks so good to j waJ< wrioarty injured In an automo-
scnt to th* government lllm tha, ^ hopes to establish a dls-1 b)lf, wm.fc npar that p,ar<( )B||t
trlbuting branch here next fall He | wj,(>n ,j,p (alr (urnp<| OVPr noyd Mr
which would have been forced onto
the market can be held when de-
Thf
SCOUTS TAKE HIKE
organ iaat Ion of
Boy
FARMER ARRESTED stated that the (arming proepei ts In j wj|0 M,iing with him was Sconts left Monday mornln* for the'r
Washita county were better than he k||lw| a|lI)(H(( tnxtantly
John Scott, a farmer of the Clotil
 e t fn the m
go. Philadelphia
Washington. Nlagra Falls and other
she visited Chlci
Boston. New Yorx.|
I o'clock In the afternoon Mr. Kerr chief community, was arrested last
stated that the road received mor° Thursday by Deputy W. II. Dean op-
passengers on the' southbound local on charges of aaault anil battery. In
points of internal, and then went to ,h*n lhnr 1,8,1 "n th*' #"",h,,oun«i formation died by the county attor
Colorado, where she visited the cities1 Pro, h,>r 10 ,h*' f•^, ne> charged that he mistreated Ms
of the Pike". Peak district, to re« ,hal ,h" Um« ot ,h"
ap from her vacation." i««rly.
had seen anywhere.
FARMER HELD ON BOND
Chrla Aswald a farmer of the Rw
ky community, was arrested at Rocky
Wilson s annual
.shoulder was broken and he sustaiu- Wichita
ed other Internal injuries
TRY INDIAN CASES
District Judge T A. Kdwards and
went to th<
COUNTY SCHOOLS STARTED
Thf school terms at some of the
schools of the county have already
begun and others will start early In
8ept«>mber Hefner school started
August 6th. Canute on August Uih.
Oakdalc on July loth and Wilson on
August 6th Among the schools
which wll begin their terms on Sep-
tember 3rd. the first Monday In Hep.
lemher. are Rocky. Sentinel and Shi-
loh
SHIPPING OUT STOCK
Herring ft Young are shipping out
their stock of both groceries and
hardware, (o their other stores In
Judge Renegar to appear before ihu
county court at the n*xt seaalon.
which begins September loth.
BUYING MANY CATTLE
Terry a prominent farmer of
CORRECTIONS IN LIST
wife. He made bond before County b, Sheriff Standerfer st..noKrspher John King held
i.rough! here on * charge of disturb-1 #| to)|| Thar^j,,. ,nd
Ing the peace Information flled by lt rrWajr 4pp,.|a| asalsn
cltlgens of tBai . ommnnlty stated |
that h  made slurring ststement* re-1 whb<h m a<fertP1,
ganilng the i rav«ry of Amerlc
diers and expnssed a wiah for «b«,rih,(| ^ lrted at the two pla.*s
this part ol the state Shipments sr^jth,. rommnnlty south Of town stated '■"nr* ,B Kuro>^ He  
being made regularly, ami all of the ,hu week thai he had purchased 297 i%vuniJ MARRIAGE LICENSES
stock remaining at the end of the head of cattle since the seventh of Sntunlaj afternoon and r^turm  
month will be shipped In a lot. The'tb* month, an average of about hom,> ,hal *Y"n,n*- Marriage licenses ha e bwn
store will be closed the last of this twenty Ave head a dny lie haa be« n M UAf,ATInll .during the past week by Court C|«rk (Q^ia. pan I Young. Cecil White. A. J.
month. Mr Thompson, the manager, paying som* blah prices and finding RtTURN rROM C j K L fXbtrn to Mitchell Maltouf. 10.; Young Jr.. Rmll I ^Parade, l^arry
experts to take up other work In 1 plmttv of stork He la shipping to * "f Klk City, and Uigle Bchreck. >0 Iman. I'aul Stone. Carrol Wright. Cy-
«'or.|ell the oklahoma City markets Mr" R 11 Mr fanat0 and in Jacob Merkey. J" j m Wagner. Leveratte Mwartls Her-
 I —L    «"d « c Hurnette with their ^ mam-he M. Kinney, ti. both "'Iman l^ep<^ Glenn
TRKECE TO ASYLUM MADE LONG Of TOUR dsnghter Mls« t'toiidla. and niece noud t*hlef
|   'Miss Vesta Kellum. and I* R. Wrong.)
K
hike They
forest snd ramc preserve
weat of the Fort Sill reaerve. north of
Cache. They went In the Wright
motor truck and In the car of Scont
Master G. K. Wagner, and expect to
atay a w«ek.
') M Wilson, of the Wilson Cafe.
went along as cook, and the party
was well provided for In the way of
They had for trial an Indian foods. Wallace Fribble wen! aa truck
^ , I ....... and general assistant Fifteen
both Grady and McClain counties ami of ,hl. M.ooU ,h# tr,p of I l(*7
> the members being out of town and
i others being unable to go. Those
I who went are Kny Murdock. assistant
isc<iut master Kdaln Gets and Donald
Robinson, patrol leaders, Clarence
Treeee. im>l)ahl> lui'sr | a Gerlach and II E Castleberry of returned last Thurartay evening from
known as I teddy Treere," waa taken tke flerlarh Motor Co left flklahoms a two weeks' vscatlon trip to points
!<*lty Sunday for houir «lth two new m New Mexico They went espec j ,^on,# t,...v.^ J.. bal||
•th. the folio* ing corrections should j man by Deputy W H Dean Tburv ; overland automobiles, hut b*< au e of tally for trout fishing and
lustody Wed- the h'ttr rains and washed bridge* « lendld •at-h«*  Th*y found
| Kk hard Dllhipa
 
In the list of Had <'rose contribu-
tions published In tba Raacon Ananst to the asylum fhr the Insane
tfcno instead of 12 M.
J A Rob
Inaon gave II Sr. Instead of 91.09.
Also an Item of |I.M. gl eB by Mr*
Carrie Grogan was omitted
BUILDS NEW OFFICE
report tracts, office in his garage with th*
BUILDING BUNOAUDW
needay of hurt weak and aa etamlna did not reach home until early Tuaa wIM-weat excitement, saw a lot of
tlon before the loral board of In- day morning They were forred to
•wed him menial J gn aa far north as Talocn. In flrwey
i mint). |o frt acr>*« the H*er
ly tinhalaaeea.
•floors and were soaked try the
very enjoyable verattc
Work
low of flvs
balng bnllt ky M II.
«ystem Into the Callaway, on the site of hia former
i'lea of putting
business and to provide
 < I' mntodatlon for bualnsas visitor* bungalow
lfr« l^ovelace has taken char«e of t bungaloa
! the oilier and tmokkeaplag
R. H. Housman. Cordell
Henry G. Burkhart. Colony
Jessie A. Lynch. Mt. View
Robt. Lenaberg. Bessie
Jno. S. Standerfer. Cordell
Theo. L. House. Port
Pete Christian. Mt. View
C. E. Grayson. Mt. View
Oliver Hlcklln. Foes
Robt. O. B. Sampley. Mt. Vlaw
Sadie C. Hager. Elk City
Bert Cannon. Rocky
Tom Keppall. Weatherford
Joe T. Ferrell. Dill
C. E Young. Dill
Harold Cunningham. Foaa
E. D. Kngel. Korn
J. C. Thiessen. Korn
Jos. Hardin. Weatherford
F H Bradley. Cordell
C. E. CarAith. Cordell
E. E. Smith. Cordell
P. J. Quiring. Bessie
A. P Hamm. Korn
Clarence Dooley. Dill
F. L Churrh. Canute
Jas. V Adams. Cordell
Marion L. Meier. Sentinel
Wm. D Staff ord. Canute
Wm. A. Ellsworth. Canute
vv E Gilletand. Sentinel
Floyd Anderson. Weatherford
Jno. K. Parrlsh. Dili
Andy U Has*. Elk CMy
r. G Penner. Korn
I3n Clyde M Logan. Rocky '
&I3 Oscar B. Powers. Rocky
43 Jew Rally. Carnegie
191! Mack Fisher. Sentinel
Geo & Mitchell.
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Chaa Chrlatlan. Mt View
•in C H
'.II Jack Caatkea. Rocky
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