The Enid Events. (Enid, Okla.), Vol. 33, No. 42, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 22, 1926 Page: 5 of 22
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STATEMENT BY
JUDGE GARBER
To the Voters of the Eighth Congres-
sional District:
I am a candidate on the republican
ticket for renomination and reelec-
tion as your representative in con-
gress This being a district whose chief
industry is agriculture and whose an-
nual production of wheat is greater
than that of any other in the state
I have consistently worked for and
supported all measures calculated to
stabalize and increase the price of
farm products to the farmer
During the year 1925 competitive
foreign farm products in the amount
of $105600000 were admitted into
this country and sold in direct com-
petition with the products of our own
farmers To prohibit such competi-
tion and protect our farmers against
the cheap lands and cheap labor of
foreign countries I introduced House
Resolution No 288 now pending re
quiring the necessary facts to be
placed before the president for an in
crease of the rates on such products
so as to cover the difference in cost
of production at home and abroad
To secure a revision and readjust-
ment of freight rates on agricultural
products I introduced House Bill No
7092 providing for five regional dis-
tricts using the same groups as are
now being used for rate-making pur-
poses so there would be the same uni-
formity and stability of rates pro-
viding a commission for each district
clothed with rate-making powers the
same as are now being exercised by
the Interstate Commerce Commission
thus bringing the commission "closer
home" and giving every section of
the country and every interest equal
representation Each commissioner
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McGILL
BRAN $110
MILL-RUN $120
SHORTS $130
YELLOW CHOI' $170
EGG MAKER SCRATCH $225
ARCADY LAYING MAS1I $280
WONDER FAT $300
50 lbs White Block SALT45c
50 lbs Gray Block SALT 40c
50 lbs Sulphurized SALT 55c
25 lb sack Jack Rabbit Brand
SALT 40c
50 lb sack Jack Rabbit Brand
SA LT 70c
CAR COTTON SEED MEAL
DUE THURSDAY
McGILL
1'26 E Randolph—No Delivery
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"Better Dentistry
at
Lower Prices"
Good Teeth
ASSURES
Good Health
See
Dr C T Gillespie
Oldest Office In Enid
Phone 118 Over Kennedy's
(7-29)
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Waal
islanct
Lines
1 clim 'qula mboog lor Roam Numw Nmo- il ---
The cost of a summer vacation in the
Scenic West is surprisingly low Rock
Island is the direct line to either Denver
or Colorado Springs and the "Colorado
Way" to Yellowstone Ask about All-Ex-
pense Personally Conducted or Go-As-
You-Please Tours
1 Mirtn eso
It's always cool in the Northern
and Lakes Country Waters full of g
11 boating bathing and quiet when yot
Hotels cottages and camp sites at mode
Ask for illustrated booklets and full inl
It's always cool in the Northern Woods
and Lakes Country Waters full of gamy fish
boating bathing and quiet when you want it
Hotels cottages and camp sites at moderate cost
Ask for illustrated booklets and full information
It will be!p you in your planning
E HARDLNG Agent
Enid OlZahonaa
being required tóbe a resident of his
district would insure a greater know-
ledge of the transportation problems
and a greater degree of efficiency and
dispatch in the revision and readjust-
ment of rates and a settlement of all
controversies for the convenience of
the people
I am now a member of the Inter-
state and Foreign Commerce commit-
tee which ranks as one of the three
most important committees of the
House having exclusive jurisdictior
of questions of transportation
I thank you for the loyal support
you have given me in the past I ap-
preciate the honor of being your rep-
resentative in Congress and will be
grateful for your support of my
candidacy NI C CA
(First pub July !:'—Events 3t)
NOTICE: STOCh111011)Ea4 I EUTI NG
The regular annua l meeting of the
stockholders of the itotining
l'fa'ipany will be held in the office of
the company 3115 Masonic Temple
building in the City of Enid Mat-
homa at elf ven o'clock A M on Mon-
day the 9th day of August 19'26 to
t-lect a Itoar‘'i Itirectors for the en-
suing year and to transaet t-ateh other
business us may legally come before
said meeting
The hooks of the company will be
closed for the transfer of stock from
eleven o'clock A NI August 21td
Tuesday Aug'ust 10 1926
V It MAIttlt et try
" "' " ' I Casa Grandetitriz—A grim tale of
triple death on the desert was un-
Mrs R A McDonald and daugh-1
e f
ters Alice Catherine and Elizabeth folded near her with the inding of
1112 West Oklahoma have returneol the bodies of Mrs E J Cox aud her
from San Antonio Texas two children aged six years and four
months
The woman killed her children she
Virginia Kruse of 423 South Sohn-
son left to visit with Miss Clara explained in a note to keep them from
Bowles of Perry starving to death on the desert and
then ended her own life because she
Miss George Ann Cadner of 22114-2 could no longor stand suffering result-
West Broadway who has been UI at ing from a rattlesnake bite
her home the past week is now able I The woman's husband found the
to be about again I bodies when he returned to the home
her home the past week is now able The woman's husband found the
to be about again bodies when he returned to the home-
stead 23 miles southwest of here
Mr and Mrs John Johnson of the NIrs Cox had shot herself through the
Cloworth apartments motored Sun- heart A four-page note to her hus-
day to Cordell to spend the day visit-
band explained her action
lag relatives
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Parts of the note were written Sun-
Lee Clifford was in Enid Sltur lay day lkinnolnY and Monday night To-
shopping from Hunter ward the last the woman apparently
weakened to such an extent that the
John Keilbart was among the pe)- handwriting was almost illegible
pie from Breckenridge who spent the The note disclosed that Mrs Cox
day here Saturday was bitten on the foot by the reptile
Sunday night She finally slit the
W Luikart of 142-1 West Okla-
wound m-
homa left for New York city on with a knife after home re
A
fall buying trip etlies failed to alleviate her suffering
In so doing she severed an artery
N E Crumpacker of 1622 West Weakened by loss of blood she was
Main returned from Missouri where unable to crank an automobile to go
he had been for the past few weeks for aid She fired a rifle several
visiting with friends and relatives times but this failed to attract the
attention Of neighbors the closest soy-
Mts Phil O'Neill of Breckinridge miles away
was in Enid visiting in the home of Cox hail been working on a ranch a
Miss A Lewis of 202 North Jetfer-
score of miles away
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Iferauw Boehu N1-41
Enid on business
Peter Sehnedier of Breckinridv
spent the day in Enid Saturday shop-
ping and visiting friend
Mrs Mary Chestnut of Drummond
Nvas in Enid Monday shopping and
visiting with friends
Joe Kirkbride of Tulsa is in Enid
for a few days on a combined bust
ness and pleasure trip and is a guest
at the H G McKeever home
Jack O'Connor who i ut at his
I home 818 West Broadway is report-
! ed better
Ralph Hoke 2023 West Oklahoma
is visiting in Stillwater with hi's
grandfather and grandmother
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Desert Below Sea Level
Itealh Valley the name by which
Amargosa desert in Inyo county east-
ern California on the frontier of No-
inida is popularly known lies at its
lowest point 1 hieli is Merriam 427
feet below sea level
1- 461
1 Lan i nap
Summer is an ideal season in California
Rock Island is the route of the Memphis-
Californiandirect thru a land of romance
and Colorado Flyer—the"ColoradoWay"
Co one way—return another—stopover anywhere
1v1 i in Duck "Kid They Didn't
Like" in Stagnant Pool
Boston—Three Bast Boston boys
itnridge are charged by the police with having
13r 8"P- stripped the clothing from a five-year-old
youngster and tossed him into a
immond pool of stagnant water where he
ing and would have drowned but for the sharp
eyes of a commuter on a passing
' train They did it because they "didn't
in Enid like the kid" one of thew 13 said to
ed bust- have told the policemen
a guest According to the police report the
three boys were playing ''hookey"
at ill
t when James McGinn five came along
s
report-
He had mud stains on his trousers-
and one of the older boys offered to
clean them if he would take them
dahoma off He finally consented and the three
th his removed all his clothing They picked
him up carried him to the edge of the
pool and threw him in Then they
vet fled
which A short time after a train passed
1 east- and one of the passengers saw the
of No- body Ile jumped off ran to the pool
at its and dragged the youngster to the stir-
WI 427 face The boy was unconscious but
the commuter whose identity the po-
lice Jo not know went to work on
hint and by means: of artificial respira-
tion partly revived him When he saw
the child was returning to conscious-
ness be summoned the police
THE ENID EVENTS ENIID OKLA THURSDAYsuLy 22' 1926
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Ai First Suicide in
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A London—An unlucky gambler A
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has committed suicide In the 1'
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first time in Its history
Many other losers have ktilefl A
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themselves outside tile building A:
'A but the last suicide an Italian A
SUCCeeded in slashing litil throat A
in the famous sporting club be-
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A fore guards could Interfere A
s The room was cleared for a
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A few minutes and the blood A
stains on the door covored with
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DESERT REVEALS
TRIPLE TRAGEDY
121r Bitten by Snake Kills
Children and Self
Negro Boys Attempt
to Crucify Companion
Atlantic City N J—The story of
how a group of negro boys tried to
crucify one of their companions was
brought to light when the parents
of eleven-year-old Harry Brown a
negro took him to the Atlantic City
hospital for treatment of a deep flesh
wound in the palm of his right hand
Harry said he was playing in a
vacant lot near his home in North
Kentucky avenue recently when his
companions conceived the idea of
staging an impromptu Passion play—
with Harry picked for the leading
role All went well until the cruel-
tlxion scene They laid Harry out i
on his back and on an improvised
cross made of old boards
He said he was innocent of their
intentions until one of them started
to hammer a twenty-penny nail into
his hand with a large rock Harry
howled and the Passion play stopped
right there
Angry Elephant Kills
Calcutta—Tormented by a boy an
elephant walking in a religious pro-
cession later recognized the young-
ster picked him up in his trunk and
dashed him to death against the
ground
Mauls Preacher
Whitesburg Ky — Martha Bates
drew a thirty-day jail sentence here
for hitting Rev Arlie Brown The
minister preached a sermon against
bobbed-haired women
Find Killer in Church
Derry N II--Frank Owens a
farm hand sought for the murder of
an Atkinson farmer was found kneel-
ing In a pew of St Thomas Aquinas
Catholic church here
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FRANCE AND Tete WAR DEBT medicine for France is the best medi- combat with a larger :one Someone
— eine for all spoiled children namely
a
(By Everett Jr) good spanking grabs the large dog by its collar and
1 holds it off the little dog after it
Tho French and other European France was saved from utter de- stops crying and yipping gets up
'triber- have been squawking about struction Their armies were being comes over to the big dog growls at
pushed back upon Paris and they it from a distance and then walks
paying off their debt to the United were being overrun when America away feeling that it carries on its
States These people don't know how : stepped into the picture to save them' head the laurels of victory Such a
lucky they are In IS72 when Ger- : Now they say that we were unneces-lcomparison is not very flattering—to
many overrun France she compelled sary to win victory The French may the pup Ile knows no better A
France to pay a billion dollars indent- be compared to a small but egotisti- nation (so-called) should have more
nity and gave her ten years in which cal dog which engages in a one-sided sense
to pay it France laboring under ' -------- -----
a terrific handicap paid that money I
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purchasing power of one billion dol-
lars was ae much as the power of
four billimi dollars todhich ay therefore 1 SoMething Important
the diht they owe w is atioui l
$2:31700000(J and the debt they paid -
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are in t ratio of one to two We - To
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trouble with the franc France is
like a small child who breaks its
mother's best vase or pulls down her Cochrane develops out all that there is in
tullis or uproots her flowers and your filnl He does—
thol blames the deed on its brother
or sist?r In this case the French
blame o war debt to the United
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tate: for the downfall of the franc
The Irene is nearing its decease be KODAK
cau6e the government spent more
every year than it took in in taxes 1 FINISHING
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The French politicians are a group
of unpatriotic nincompoops who are
running the government for what
they get out of it Too lazy to use ! i lk! e
rough shod methods and bring the '
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franc up to par they are a crowd of I - i -
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vacillating children who are ever
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ready to pass the buck among them-
selves or even to another and totally :
innocent person The French are Sit Ion I 1)
getting weak and flabby They fail
to live up to their responsNities as '
did their ancestors They are unfit
for harness and should be in the 1)10-1
tectorate of some real country debts in We Phone 106 Over Woolworths
paid our cash they paid
theirs in I O U's not worth the
paper they were written on The best ZhVar2-r2P ca
011r
He is a real business
man and would give us a
business administration
His reputation for hon-
esty and integrity is un-
questioned His record as a legisla-
tor is outstanding
He can poll more Demo-
cratic votes than any other
candidate in the field
He is a farm owner and
farm operator and knows
the needs of the farmer
He stands for good hon-
est economical government
This Week Only
ENGLISH BROADCLOTH SHIRTS
$200 Value at $129
$35 BLUE SERGE SUITS latest models $1950
single or double breasted
ARMY COTS offered at a price to sell $269
at
CA311) STOVES—A $700 Stove get yours now $4 00
at
WONDER THERMA-JUGS—Here's a price for $235
all to shoot at
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SENATOR OTJEN
s the Man that Can Be Elected if we Nominate
Ofien the winner
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Scinatorci °tier:
For Governor
There are many reasons why Mr Otjen should be nominated for Governor by the
Republicans—
fie has proven himself a
friend to labor
lie is recognized as a
square shooter
lie is not the candidate
of any faction or class but
is one upon whom all may
unite
He is a Spanish-Atnerican
War Veteran with a
good rec)rd fer service a
man of family a i2onscienti-
ous Christian gentleman
Ile is not back1 by any
cliquo or faction and has no
Fund"
Hira Vote for
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Purcell, F. Everett. The Enid Events. (Enid, Okla.), Vol. 33, No. 42, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 22, 1926, newspaper, July 22, 1926; Enid, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2074656/m1/5/?q=j+w+gardner: accessed June 29, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.