The Cushing Daily Citizen (Cushing, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 285, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 13, 1935 Page: 9 of 12
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IFather's Day
June 16th
V olA XII
No Trouser Style May Prove
a New Hot Number For Men'
by
Bob Allen
TO ALL THE POI'S
HAM AND EGG ATHLETIC
CLUB June 13 (Before breakfasti
—Every few momenta I am Jousted
out of a sound sleep and find that
I am not a father but a sports
writ er and only a poor sports writer
at that But even if I'm not a daddy
there is no law in the constitution
of the United States that says I
cannot hand out 64) my many read-
ers the kind of things that dear 01
pop will want for Datil Day Now
listen you don't go silly on me and
give the old man a flock of neck
ties straw hats rubber boots or
chewing tobacco Get wise select a
few things out of the Wim-Waming
licrtment that is located to the
of the rear door Give the old
buzzard some th'ilgs this year he
can keep close to his heart
—
Go to w4-k my loveltbarefoot son
with shoes on and pidgon-toed
daughter with curls and hunt out
a few articles that will cost in the
neighborhood of fifteen cents Don t
ever let it be said you were cheap
with your one and only father As
your up-and-ready correspondent
sits here in the early nours of the
morning he can quickly select the
Ideal gift for fathers on the order 1
1
of Heber White Now here's a smart
tip for that White kid The other
night at Speedway Heber made his !
appearance in thc donkey softball
game—for the first few moments1
the night was rosey Mr White step- 1
ped to the plate like the Mighty
Casey—he counted with a bingo---he
mounted the donkey and there 1
in the light he looked like Hoot Gib- n
son th
or maybe It was Tox Mix—en r p e
o ularit H Id
something happened—like a bat out !
of bell the beast sprang forward I -
and White went hurling through ! Test of Genii
--
the breeze—now the answer
Port
tants
tif ul white—the skin a blonde loves
to touch
Poo II Daddy Braddock!
Wet tears wet salty tears are
slowly dripping on the type written
pages before me Why? Honest dear
fellow I find it in my heart to pity
ola James Braddock the pop of
two kids who will get smacked down
Inside of five rounds tonight when
he meets Maxie A Baer Why its'
'Linda like a kid fighting his 'ol
man 'tis a shame—that's aU it
is But I shouldn't say that because
I'm a hard-bitten news reporter
that sees nothing knows nothing
and tells everything—meaning that
your skipper feels sorry for no hu- I
man Gokh I must be a lot tougher
than Popeye of Joseph Palooka
--
A Little Winchell Stuff!
Mash flash flash
looking at a few pops through the 1
sliver-colored keyhole out of my bed
room door: Cy Young the most i
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-stful grandfather in the vicinity'
H D Strong a father with an
a laic built son - Dr P M
Richardson who probably never
could make his young son Clarence
mind and a lot of other dads:
I know who take the prizes for hay-'
trig the most lovely daughtent
— I
By the time this column appears
my papa will probably be nearing
Dodge City Kan he's on his
way to Colorado Before the 'ol boy
left his sports columning son put a
bug in his ear by saying Now pop
up there in Dodge City they have a
lot of slickers — and tonight they
may try to get you to lay a little on
I the fight—the thing for you to do
is pull out that ten spot I gave you
and say Baer to win by a kayo in-
side of eight rounds and pop old pal
you can't miss" i
—
Folks this probably has been one
of my poorest columns and right I
now I don't have a very clear Idea'
where the skipper is—perhaps out
On an ocean of fathers pops dad
papas and what have you? Where
1
' am I? Now you've got me but it's
: an even bet that after all this I'm
: still a long ways from being a'
FATHER!
PARADISE VALLEY Nev (UP)
'choo1 kids were given an extra
three clays vacation at the end of
the spring term when the 5-yearold
tchool building was destroyed
by fire The fire came at a time
w Len negotiations were underway
for a PWA loan to construct a new
'White With Dark Coats and
'Dark With White Coats
Are Exhausted
Last summer young men strut
town who tithed to make an nu-
pression reversed the mord sartorial
combination of dart coat and stile
trcumis and work dark trotiters
and white ccat inaead
The question mutes what sow
they going to do this summer? Ob-''
7iously the rwAg blade emwt
wear the blue coat and white flan-
nets of 1933 for that would be tto
obviously parse
Nor can he as a person of hne
dircerrunent wear the white cot
and dark trousers of last year Wed'
what the devil is he going to dti?
Well why shoukl he wear any
triusers at all? The idea is to ap-
pear in an absolutely new getup
and almost anyone wdl agree that
a MAW searing a dinner coat and
minus trousers at least has a novel
'idea
Now the thing for all young men
to do is to secure the right amount
of publicity for the no trousers
and the style h assured
of general acorptance So if r0
sill it right down and write a
letter 9o Amos Parish and don't
forget a little note to Itadame Post
After all people constamly in the
PubliC eye must be a bit liberal
The advantages of wearmg no
trousers at all with a stunning din-
ner coat or double-breasted sergei
are too apparent fir argument In-
stead of prickly heat developed by
chalmg serge aided by SUMMef
heat the starer sill have delight-1
tut little zephyrs playing about his
shanks shich hi the words of Itae
West or was it Omar the Tent-
maker -were paradise mow'
After all gentlemen the probleml
is to be different Where arted!
Columbus Newton Galileo Pasteur
Steinmetz and Huelf Long have
been if they had kept right on do-
ing the same old thing day atter
day?
est 01 tlemus
With one of these new yellow and ' Highbrow Music 15 Not So
green short circuit parachutes he
would have elided throw the Hard Says Composer
like a man on a flying trapeze Alt t
seamy and datightery--I have other wAny wentrained musician can
things in that little bag of mine I write music to mit the hathhrows
ready to dish out Say how about a but it takes a genius to reach the:
mold to go over pops sideburns to 1 masses with music they can whistle
rj:ret that touch of hair while the 1 and sine
Is sliding across the skm?1 This dictum by 61gInund Rom-1
or an- automauc comb wroca berg noted composer of comic op-
will fasten to the right ear an eras should reassure the boys of i
travel through the fuzz at a rapid Tin pan alley mi Romberg tam
speed then that new face-hiter sell has been eminently sticcesidul
invented by Professor James EeY- in writing tunes the public can
more Jackson Instyn which will whistle and
bold dads chin at an angle of 45 mng to hi thereby
degrees so the blade will slide under ! We
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the button leaving the skin a beau-I ity the notPuinulgenius
Milton wrote "Paradise Lost" and 1
Rabelais wrote "Clargantua" Netth- Every newspapc
er of these works however al- tt -
wh
though t h e products of genius a r e L I le oman NN o
i read with the same avidity as the day Here's you
latest copy of -Sleazy Confessions'
or -Love Nest Stones" I blame that fernh
With respect to financial returns
the Tin Pan alley boys have the
i advantage of those
who dole out classk-ism Irving Be
Pat! gentlemern- Light Forms of
lin hit writer married the daugh- I
Let of a millionaire Inanulacturer
of harvesters When papa succumb- !
ed to the depression Irving's bank '
role was very acceptable incredible Paper Sack Busting Is One Va—
as It may seem like
For Rainy Weather Char
MORT STORY area
ABOUT CHORINE
Is SAD $TUFF
By CIIOLLY SOONER
I never dreamed that Jolly little
'chorine iiith the show would be a
costly date
t "What'll we do boneyr I asked 1
alter showing up at 8 o'clock at the
stage door
"Why let's eat you funny man"
she rep:Jed "and you can call me
Sue just Sue"
-Tan tee-dee-dee-dee" I started
singing the old dance joint favorite1
and both had a merry laugh
"Well I'm here to tell you that
Swect Sue turned out to be Sweet
sue before the meal was over 10
took a week's salary to pay for the
stack
'I Wanna steak first" she told the
waiter You know the $I-50 tea-
bone like it says on the card"
"Now honey" I objected "A little
girl like you has no business with
such a Steak"
I -I also wan some Salad—this
Auttl-fruitti kind that costs 82" she i
went on regardless of me
"Then I want some fancy Italian
'Sardines and some Salamagundi—
that's SI and some Salmon that
96 cents and—" 1
"Hold on a minute" I cried 'Do
you think I'm the United States i
mint?" -
1 " I don't want wisecracks I want
Ifood you tap" She retored "But if
lyours that tight Iii take a hot pork
Sandwich and liens for an answer I -Okay kid" I says 'Be Sarcastic t
but I'm gonna Spend every Single:
cent I have juSt to tee you buy out
this ope Soup joint"
And believe it or not 5weet Sue
thowed another Side of her Sunni' !
youre that tight Ill take a hot pork
' Sandwich and nerts for an answer L I -Okay kid" I says 'Be Sarcastic
r but rm gonna Spend every Single
cent I have Ju St to See you buy out
this ope Soup Joint
And believe it or not 5weet Sue
r thowed another Side of her Sunny
diSpoSition and left me flat And
when I say Ilat—I mean flaL
CUSHING
NEXT SUNDAY
JUNE 16 IS
FATHER'S DAY
At Last Hc:rets Where the Old Man
As a rule about all men are good for around the house is to pay the bills keep the rent paid up and save up a little
money for the family to have a good time on Perhaps now and then he makes his presence known as he gets the
house messed up with his Nunting and fishing outfits or leaves his golf clothes lying around but when he does
he is told in a big way and put in his proper place
Every newspaper has its women's section Eighty per cent of advertising is directed to women we are told It's
the woman who pays but it's the man who signs the check But cheer up Old Timer you're getting a break to-
day Here's your own section news advertisements and all And if the women read it don't blame us Just
blame that feminine curiosity
Sports Need
Gentlemen of this s2ction are
making a united effort to wage a
campaign for novel amusements
something in the sports line that
Is really different a number of in-
terviews with men about town has
revealed
of course the movement is op
pared by our athletic friends the
type who will walk 15 miles daily
and then insist on pitching an 11- r
inning ball game The campaign is 1
further oppcsed by the sort who!
must spend eight hours in back-
breaking labor and then play 18:
holes of golf later in the evening
This department has cherished at
secret conviction for many years
that all the exercise a man requires r
is provided by walking up a flight:
of stairs or by elevating his Flor-1
sheims to the office desk top at the
mot
Be that as it may the pressing
need for new forms or recreati3n
is apparent What the average man
today rectigres is a hobby or exn-
cise which requires a minimum of
energy
To begin with you can have more
fun with paper sacks Collectors ot
twine and rubber bands are veil -
known but sack savers have never
received the publicity they deserve
IOn a rainy afternoon you can
have more fun with your Aunt
I Ernestine by Inflating the paper'
i bag and aliPinni up behind her 1
All of a sudden the paper bag will
Igo -boom" and Aunt Ernestine will
: scream and you'll Just die laugh-
IIng
This is Just the type of amtle-
ment a virile man will take tc
1 Golf poker softball and fiNhing
have their devotees but give tus a
'paper sack and Aunt Ernestine- I
Dancing Girls
CUSHING OKLAHOMA THURSDAY JUNE 13 1935
Say "file Shag"
ed
Melts Pounds
' OLD POINT COMFORT BEACH
One Va—Up)—'The Shag" a barbaric-
like dance promises to exceed the
Charleston in popularity in this
BArred in New York Philadelphia
Baltimore Boston and even nearby
Richmond the Shag" has retained
its hold upon Virginia seashore re-
sorts It neser has been approved
as a dance its a hybrid a variation
of the Charleston Lindy Hop and
sonic say the St Vitus Dance It is
a constant jumping dance to the
Iiisti-st foxtrot tune
Cut the COST of
Summer
Smartness
Now you can enjoy the sum-
mer! You can buy enough
wash pants and suits to keep
cool and trim-looking all Cie
time You can wear a neatly
pressed wash suit every day
Why? Because we put more
frequent summer laundering
within your reach
Send your wash suits and
wash pant3 to the laundry
we will save you money
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Wash Suits
Pieee1
Palm Beach Linen etc
50c
Wash Pants
25c
Above Prices Are For
Quality Laundry Work
Cushing Laundry
Phone 57
'The Shag" is the most exhaustive
dance known and requires a tre-
mendous amount of physical exer-
tion But girls explain that since
dancing it they have reduced their
weight That alone may be the tea-
on for its popularity among the
feminine sex Yet whatever it holds
for the male partner is a mystery
According to the rules no man holds
the girl he's started "shagging” with
A tap on the shoulder and a change
Is made in the stag line
Phone 186 '
Do Dad a Favor by Reminding Him
To Phone 1 86
AMY CITIZEN Section B
Kindness Is
Co-ed Choice
Young Women Tell Traits
Preferred in Husband
"The Be- Kind -To - Your-Wile- I
week" was given impetus recently
with the discovery that co-eds of
Northwestern University prefer i
kindness above all other qualitios in
their prospective mates
The survey was made by Profes-
sor Alfred Quinton of the sociology
department who interviewed 123
young women emoted in the school
Qualities listed as most desirable
by the co-eds were as follows:
kuidne2S tolerance health econ-
omy competence physical attrac-
tieness and loyalty
The cave man despite the cynics !
with their "love 'em and leave 'em"1
philosophy is definitely out of the
picture Co-eds of Northwestern at
least have little admiration for
young Tarzans
Young women of the school were
Early For
Father's Day Cleaning and Pressing
New Method Cleaners
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121 N Harribon
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equally negative to youth of the
passe "sheik' type portrayed with
so much sueless by John Held Jr
All of them however agreed that
thew would not care to marry a
"drug store" or person whose chief
goal appears to be perennial medication
It is notworthy that the majority
of such surveys are conducted by
bacheicr prolessors who alone are
impressed by the results of their
findings
Anyone who attempts to catalog
the inner workings of the feminine
mind is foolhary He should be
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Gees a Break
grading AB themes back in Peoria
instead of presiding at an imposing
university
At the same time everyone is
entitled to his opinion
INDIANOLA Neb (UP)--The
lure of gold has captured a group
cl Indianola business men who
have incorporated a mining com-
pany to extract the metal from
ands of the Republican river They
will use an electrical device which
accumulates gold particles from
water washed through the river
NUMBER 285
Yearnings To
Shock People
Are Common
Wearing a Pajama Coat In
Place of Shirt Li One Sup
pressed Desire
This department hen inhibited a
yen to do snmething shocking in
a dignified ituton for lo these
many yam such 03 calling out in
church going into a song and dance
routine at a high hat wedding and
cther caprices
b'or a long time it wir our belief
that th e yeariiing to do something
outrageous in a solemn convocation
was an otKeiiion However we re-
cently heard the confession of a pal
that he wazi exactly the same way
In the matter of shocking the ic p-
niece and are somewhat reasured
Recently on the close of a weary
day in gis ty March we met at a
restaurant to disco-its the thingx we
might do Over such coilee as the
village affords we decided on the
following:
Wearing a pajama coat in Iwu
of a shirt
Watching the mayoralty or other
dignitary discard a cigar and then
making a snipe at it in view of the
owner and his attendant
Riding a steer into the lobby cf a
hotel during a teachers conirfaitiort
Scaring the canary bird When no
one is looking
Giving a loud Bronx cheers while
speaking to a business conleree on
the telephone
Breaking suddenly into an am-
orous ballad while eating a dill
pickle sandwich at our favorite
restaurant
Talking baby talk t? a salesman
of an unwanted article
Feigning a dizzy spell at a plumb-
er's convention and calling loudly
for water
Pretending to be a -ietim of a
traffic accident and ciiiaining at
the close of our yarn "And then I
died"
Sounding the horn of our auto-
mobile continuously while passing
before a conservatcry of fine arts
Stopping the boys when they say
"Don't atop me if you haven't
heard this one"
Not stopping the boys if they say
"Don't stop me if you haven't
heard this one"
Dozing off while your companion
tells of his trip te Tia Juana
Pipe One of Men's -
Last Strongholds
It 'would appear gentlemen that
Old Levi P Garrett may be the
savicr of masculine prerogatives
after all Now that ballyhoo boys
With the eastern advertising agen-
cies have made cigarets attractive
to numbers of the allegedly weaker
sex tat least in their photographs
smearing in advertisements) it be-
hooves men to make a firm stand
against the latest feminine en-
croachmest—pipe smoking
Diminutive pipes for use by wo-
men already have made their ap-
pearances in stores of the city Of
course ve are all familiar with the
type of cornccb pipe user depicted
by John Fox Jr and other ro-
manticists of the Kentucky back-
lands But the latest pipe creation for
WOMV11 is a dainty affair It is not
inconceivable that its fair users
will ornament the monstrosity with
pink ribbons and such Consequent-
ly about the only exclusive mascu-
line fidd is now a bit a Old Levi
apphed to a mulberry stick There
should be a few feminine encroach-
ments in this field
DADS DAY
Is Sunday
Remember Him With a
Purchase at Sam Falk's
Silk Neckties COc to $100
Attractive Summer
Shirts 98c to $169
Silk Hose — Straw Hats
Etc
SAM FALK
Dept Store
104 East Broadway
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