The Cushing Daily Citizen (Cushing, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 147, Ed. 1 Friday, January 27, 1933 Page: 4 of 10
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I
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I Cushing's Favorite Recipe
An ideal meat dish fou your Sun-
day dinner is a ham loaf one that
can be servcd boo fol'dinner andslic-
ed and served cold for the Funday
night super Mrs Derry 1) Mc-
Queen of UR East Seventh street
has a splendid recipe for a loaf She
says that it Is a favorite' of hers
and it comes highly recommended by
her friends
' Mrs MeQtp?en who has lived in
Cushing most of her life will be re-
membered ty senrk as the former Miss
Deinhia Getman: She: is a graduate
of Cushing Highsehool and lived in
Drumright for two years and then
moved back to Cushing Mrs Mc-
Queen is active in the work of the
First Christian church bt nd was re-
cently installed os president of the
Christian Women'S General Council
Her recipe for apple sauce cake is
also a favorite It can be served
with or witheut icing
Ham Loaf
Mrs Derry D McQueen 307 E 7th
pound: cured barn
2-4 pound lean shoulder ment
2 eggs:
34 cup sweet Milk:
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New Startling—
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Harris Oklahoma City and Texas oil
man that a deal was offered to run
illegal crude with a 20-cent a barrel
"rut" on the production for his father
and Col Cicero I Murray oil field
military commander
- "I've never met Col Murray in my
life have never talked with him and
wouldn't know him if he walked in
this room" asserted the 33-year-old
oil broker
Had a Hunch He Could Run Oil
The witness testified he did tell
Harris in working out the deal for
Harris to purchase the Capitol Pro-
ducing and Refining Co Jones well
that they could run 150000 barrels in
30 (lays or 5000 barrels a day
'Thera was a petition pending in
the corporation commission to take
200000 barrels of 'underage' from the
veil so I figured we could get 150
000 barrels" said McKeel
"It was pending and I knew it was
due to go through" he said
"And how did you 'know it would
go through?" Sen Ross Rizley ask-
ed "I'm just talking now I didn't
know I had a hunch"
He testified the corporation com-
mission since has allowed the well
to produce 117000 barrels of this
"underage"
The order on this well issued early
this year created a furore in the com-
mission with Chairman Paul Walker
dissenting against the action of Com-
missioners C C Childers and E R
Hughes
The witness flatly denied current
rumors that he is a nephew of the
ottavg"
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HOME TOWN GROCERY
PHONE 950 210 W BROADWAY
Crackers 2-poKurnisdPYbox 23c
Peaches
o1
Pepper
3-4 cim bread crumbs
4 hard boiled egg q-
Grind ham and Fhoulder meat mix
with two beaten eggs Pel)Per
and add bread crams as (iesired
Make into loaf and pack four hard
boiled egg's d)wn into the loaf
Strip with bacon and bake for one
hour
Apple Sauce Cake
Mrs McQueen
1 cup brown sugar
1-2 cup butter
1 egg
1 1-2 cup ripple Pau°
cup raisins
1 cup pecan meats
2 cups flour
1 teaepoon baking powder
1-2 teaspoon soda
1 teaspoon cinnamon
La teaspoon cloves
Cream sugar and butter add eggr
and apple sauce Sift dry ingred-
ients and add to creamed mixture
then add pecans and raisins which
have been dredged in flour Bake in
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governor's wife
Denies Relationship to Governor
"Are you related by blood or mar-
14a1re to the governor?" asked Sen
Risley
"Not that I know of if so it is
very distant"
"What do you mean distant?"
"All Indians are related and my
mother and Mrs Murray are both
Chickasaws" he replied
"Didn't your father and the gov-
ernor marry sisters?"
Mc Keel testified that his father-in-law
George Wylie of Tishomingo
I who was involved in the Hakris trans-
:action left here about two or three
weeks ago and he has not seen him
since
The oil committee has been unable i
to locate Wylie wanted as a witness
The witness said he saw no pipe-
line firm to arrange for running oil
from the well he was trying to sell
Harris
Denies He Ever Owned Well
He admitted going into the field
with Harris but denied Harris'
charges that McKeel showed him a
well producing in violation of mili-
tary proration orders and represent-
ed that the well belonged to himL
(McKeel)
McKeel said he never owned a well 1
or interest in one He said he had no
personal property or even a bank ac-
count when he came here: He said
he didn't need any money in such 1
deals "because the oil was standing
good for it"
"I wanted them to put up $20000
cash They changed the deal on me"
he insisted
McKeel became crossed up in his
testimony and was forced to repud-
170151111'
Melba Halves
tins Heavy syrupl 5c
Soap Laundry Full Size 1
7 bars C
e'sd Big Peet Jumbo P & G or
oapCrystal W6 h 1to3111 lb bar
Coffee Home To 2q0
Lb
Eggs
Brooms
Home Town
Lb
koffee 23c
M
Fresh Country 9
illAggs 3 dozen 4d c
3rooms iotorda 19c
)valtines5lesoizseize
At Our Meat Market
Brooms Extra Good
Ova ltine los5 cosoizseize
Pork Steak or plgSnds
Mrs Tuc
Shortening 19 ker's
d-lb pkg
Salt Meat ON 41posuidneds
Butter Country or
Creamery lb
Hens per lb
I
25c
19c
25c
19c
12c
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'late statements regarding a small
memorandum book he brought to the
hearing
"This is a record of my income
Yes the notations were made just as
they happened Back in 1931''
"Have you any objections to the
'whole book going ftno the record?"
"Yes" McKee! replied "because it
is none of your business" He es-
plained it contained grocery lists "a
gin formula' and other personal
Items
Tells of Past Experiences
It was agreed to tear out pages
containing a list of the 1931 trans-
actions showing he received 062 in
wages from Anderson-Kerr as an oil
field worker up to May 16 and for
the entire year including- oil trans-
actions $165864
Sen Rizley said he believed the en-
tire record was written at one time
"within the last five days" McKeel
denied this but admitted "Come to
think about it I think I got this book
in 1932 and transferred the items"
McKeel told his past experienel4
ranging from high school student at
Glendale Calif to "extract and
birdseed" salesman "roughneck" in
the city oil field and finally during
the past two years here as "what I
consider an oil broker trading in
leases royalty and oil bonuses"
He said he had no office and no
bank account but did business in his
clients' offices which were so numer-
ous "they're unlimited"
Asked for names of clients he
said: "The Snringrose Drilling Co is
the only one I ever did business with
I mean the prospects were unlimited'
McKee! said his business was find-
ing "distressed" wells where the
operator was financially unable to
compete the drilling and finance the
completion
Names Overproducing Wells
Testimony that oil firms whose of-
ficials served on proration commit-
tees were protected by special deputy
sherifs while they overproduced oil
was in the records today
Albert Johnson field superintend-
ent of the Wilcox oil & Gas Co
named 45 wells of the Slick interests
Phillips Petroleum and Indian Ter-
ritory Illuminating Oil Co that were
produced contrary to curb regula-
tions National - guardsmen never
Patrolled property of these compan-
ies Johnson testified
The witness read affidavits from
his men showing they had found
these wells running all hours of the
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THE CUSHING DAILY CITIZEN-CUSIIING ONLATIOINIA
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Coffee
Airway let your taste decide
Lb ne
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t hpese lco' Long
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Sidtgled a
utter
Creamery
In quarters
15C
NM
'day and night and that be had check-
ed official prprailon reports of 'the
companies and 11VOP foiled—reports
on this productioa
"Invariably they wouleflow their
wells three or four days but no re-
port of thair producOort would be
filed" Johnson testified
The witness outlined how major
Crude buyers ' whom he described as
the Standard group controlled out-
put by refusing to purchase from
'stnall producers He testified that in
November T931 he checked a pipe-
:line and discovered that Slick-Cr
sehell wells were Connected with Meg-
nolias Tidal Oklahoma Sinclair and
Prairie pipelines
Murray Rutherford Clash
Prior to Johnson's testimony
Frank Murray brother of Lieut Col-
Cicero L Murray Vial recalled The
former oil guard clashed with Sena
tor Morton Rutherford Tulsa com-
mitteeman z
Murray objected to Rutherferd'a
questions
"I'll run this examination the way)
I want to'" Rutherford explained
"And ru answer the way I want
to!' retorted Murray
"Keep that attitude and 110
te jail for contempt and when you
get in jail Governor Murray can't
pardon you Don't forget that"
shouted the senator
A large group of Oklahoma City
field operators crowded the corpora- 1
tion commission 'rooms today where
nominations were made to determine
February allowable& i
E G Dhalgren of the proration 1
office testified that total field pro-
duction for the first 23 days of Jan- 1
uary was 2011192 barrels a daily
average of 87443 barrels
Total allowable January flow was
273313I barrels a daily average of
88166 barrels His figures showed j
the total pipe line runs were 1866- 1
324 barrels a daily average of 81145
barrels Dahlgren estimated the field
potential as 4590914 barrels daily
New Dining Room
To Open in City
Mrs Loujean Driggs and Mrs Ma-
ble Tarr today announced the open-
ing of the Driggs-Tarr Dining room
which will be located at 314 East
Broadway
Formal opening of the dining room
will be Sunday January 29 '
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RAISINS -2 1150:
- tit trt
Packed in Sanitary Cellophane pags
un-tvlaid 15-ozspkg 3 for 25c
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Luscious fruit fr9m California's sun-dreuched vineyards Raisins
work wonders inany recipes Enjoy the welcome your family or
guests will give your rice salads desserts cakes or bread by adding
a cup or 80 of raisins
Bunch Vegetables 3for 110c
Turnips Beets Carrots Radishes Parsley am Green Onions
PotatoesNii(1 win Beauty ILO lbs ILBc
Oranges ::ese ' doz 35c
need or
Dread plain o 3 Long
Loaves
PearsRosedale
Heavy syrup pack
AsparagusuAelL:it:
DSVP Salt
Drown Sugar
Prunes l'e711:
Grape FruIt
Lettuce'lZragd:s""'
C Large elery LBalerae
eeiittllss
Bnnnnss
No 1 Longhorn plenty cheap and
: plenty good
Lean tender
Shoulder
abDel Monte
Medium size
81'Marsh Seedless
Hickory Smoked
Facolit any size piece
No 2 Caw
1V2 lb
a Boxes
s Saturday and Monday? January 8 and 30 in Cushing
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eaten Biscuits 1
El' a
Biscuits ak la Southern
Next time you feel "rambuneloua"
'instead of breaking dishes make a
'Welt et eaten biscuits After pound
lug the &ugh for hall an hour and
an hour is batter) yoi won't have
enough energy to remain very angry
Ilere is the recipe:
Mix and sift together 1 pint flour
01 cups after the flour has been sift-
ed at least twice) and 1 teaspoon salt
Work into this with tips of fin-
gers 1-1 cup lard'
I Moisten with equal quantities of
milk and water to make a stiff dough
'Toss lightly on floured board and
beat with a rolling pin for 30 minutes
contimially folding over the dough
:Roll 1-3 inch in thieskness shape with
small round biscuit cutter prick with
a fork and place on a buttered tin
Bake 20 minutes in a hot oven (400
'degrees Fahrenheit'
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forty-hour week conference
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LIQUID - TABLETS - SALVE
Checks Colds first day Headaches or
Neuralgia in 30 minutes Malaria in 1
1 days
666 SALVE for HEAD COLDS
Most Speedy Remedies Known'
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CONGRESS TODAY
(14 United Prom)
Senate
Continues debate on treasury-postoffice
appropriation bill
Democrats coAter on Oydings eco-
nomy program
Judiciary subcommittee continues
hearing on five day week
Agriculture committee ' continues
hearings on allotment bill
' Joint congressional committee con-
tinues veterans' hearings
Ileum
House resumes consideration of
commerce labor justice and state de-
partment appropriations
Banking committee constderg farm
mortgage relief
Ways and means committee hear-
ings on depreciated currencies and
gasoline tax
Labor committee continues five day
Week hearings
FRIDAY JANUARY 27 191
loG COUGH DRoli
Real Throat relief
Medicated with ingredt-
ents of Vicks VapoRub
Attend
The Poultry School conduct
ed by the County Agent and
the Extension Dept of A Si
M College Monday Jan
30th at the
CRYSTAL SPRINGS
LEGHORN FARM
H G Sharp Prop
7RVERI:
"Molees Luscious Broilers
Call 656-J or Your Grocery
Not Moler's Luscious Broilers unless name
is Qn each chicken
Jack Motel
Kuner Green Beans
Little Kernel Corn
Shoe Peg Corn
Dice Carrots
Blackberries
Macaroni or Spaghetti
4-10c packages 25
for
Peaches White 13
Pony No' 2112 can
Beans Navy or 18c
Pinto 5 lbs
TOILET SOAP
Kirk's Hardwater Crystal
Cocoa Wihite King Mis-
sion Bell PalmoliVe M
Crerile Oil bar
Cube Sugar
4 lbs 25e
Fresh Pig Ham
Roast lb
N1TAR
Grocery and Market
Phone 1020 106 W Broadway
SATURDAY — Free Delivery — MO?iDAY
Tomatoes No 2 can
Pet or Carnation Milk large
Van Camps Pork & Beans
41111
McGilvray's Famous Pastry Shop
Angel Food Cake each 49c
Doughnuts plain or Sugared doz 15c
9-inch Pies any kind each 23c
ret or uarnation 11111k large 25 c -
Van Camps Pork & Beans
COFFEE SPECIAL'
10c box Pepper or Tea 31c
No 2 can
3 for
29c
'4 cans
Free with each Package choice of any of these Coffee0
1 lb Folgers Maxwell House Canova or First
Pick
COFFEE
11H or Lipton's lb 27c
Seven-Day Coffee lb 19c
Bulk Coffee 2 lbs 25e
Crisco 19c
1 lb can
Matches 19c
6 boxes
Oranges 49c
le lba
Pure Lard 25c
5 lbs
Mrs Tucker's 23c
Shortening 3 lbs
Half or Whole Hog
lb el 2
Any size
FANCY CORN FED MEATS
"And We' Don't Mean Maybe"
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Pure Pork Sausage 15 Fresh Ground Hamburger
2 lbs Steak - 25c
Bibs
Fancy Corn Fect Baby
Fancy Tender Roast of
Beef 2 lbs
35c Young Beef
any cut lb - 10C
Fresh Pig Ham Fresh Pork Side
Roast lb 9c 1 b 6
Moler's Fryers CiTetetdeleya 50c
Attend the poultry school conducted by the County Agent
and the extension dept of A & M College Monday
January 30 at Cryaal Springs Leghorn Farm
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An ideal n
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day dinner i
can be sorvcd
t cd and servc
super
Queen of th
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t t has a splendi
A says that it
and U comes
I her friends
' Ms Ale Qi
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membered ty
De lphin Get a
of Cushing
z Drulatight f
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Queen is act
First Christi
cently install
Christian Vli"(
Her recipe
als o a favor
IT with or witht
Mrs Berry
poondt et
2-4 pound
2 eggs'
3-4 cup sw
New St1
Coat int
Harris Okla
- man that a
illegal crude
"rut" on the 1
and Col Cie(
military Com
"I've never
life have 11C
wouldn't kno
this room" I
oil broker
Had a Hun
The witnes
Harris in w(
Harris to pu'
dueing and
that they cou
30 (lays or E
There was
the corporati
200000 barrel
veil so I fig
000 barrels"
"It was per
(lue to go tin
"And how
go through?"
ed
"I'm just t
know I had
He testified
mission since
to produce I:
"underage"
The order o
this year creel
mission with
dissenting aga
missioners C
Hughes
The witness
rumors that I
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memorandum hook he brought to the ed official prpraiion reports of 'the
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Cushing s Favorite Recipe I hearing
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This is a record of my income on this preductioa
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Pepper they happenadBack in 1931" lls three or four days but no re-
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day dinner is a ham loaf one that I -4 cin bronfl 111111 -POI- L 1-11
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Senate Medicated with film& e
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fl ! '' ' Judiciary subcommittee continues
hearing on five day week
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