The Cushing Daily Citizen (Cushing, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 14, Ed. 1 Wednesday, July 31, 1935 Page: 7 of 8
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ftsbecriptlea Rates:
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wee Year (by mall) °Maine
Oklahoma — 500
One year thy main Inaide
Oklahoma 2$0
One month thy carrier) 1te
One week (by carrier) 12
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deigns aro not necessaray
danairrd in by this peso-
depot they twe published
gs the daily observation of
one of the moat thought-pro-
voking minds of our Units
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Why Japan Adraneek reel- wirely that drivers "analyze
their own driving for habitual mis-
tak o The worst mistake is too
314'11 This' Mr- Swe'Pe- gh speed The next worst is
- teming your head away from the
4 t If ARUBA IIRISIVINE read It takes less than a second
' erovinto MS ki kilW irmhovd Sindkate to be killd
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se tar firdenmumeed Coprriglid and an --
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I 0 - It k roggeted that the leatzue of
- 'Jae 11adt-0 Tunes wild unteernd Nations take over control of Elhio-
nii vice come a dash bctween via and run that fertile country
1-Abpiehr and Italians twenty Some Ethiopians probably would
Fri ripiiirs and forty Italians killed ErnItr to be run by Mussolini Under
artalstat capplying &be Italian camp )i e'l4rl- thev Ini7lit "get Fome-
tygpmed to a new direction sod the vhere" They would probably not
Itgligna compeued to retreat do that under League of Natioro
IRGok- "hes via information' on °antra
FI nfcne has said ' a committee
‘ WS 4illeIdent Perhaps iduasokbA
N1161 know that war should wwwilv e3111Wt 1113 a marslaaaer-" It Can-
1413 sew news ig walung tio---67d not ran a country either
sr-anlling h a "Air bo
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awed of Addis Ababa has intik:tad Th J'Jgb-Slavia twenty years ago:
I smart wetritaitain-hee the kimng - of Alexander Bogar now living in Min
Waiting?
d2aand Wing
Why Japan Advance&
M4ch This Mr Swope
ArlY grata news is waning In ago
scasselhing each es- "Air bembard-i
awns of Addis Ababa has inflict ct
ed In Jne-Slaria twenty years ago
swat wetsibutastryor me kimwg - of Alexander Bogar now living in Min-
‘11 '' forty Italians" I eeetvdr Minn
— killed a friend in a
I fight Wishing to make amends he
lettered to marry e widow That
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i i— is about to happen and En!lanci apparently thinks some- muld not be done Ile has saved nd now
f ' "s
non dollar on more fighting shi daughter of the man he killed She
-ing unPleamthr- Be will SiStP(k limiting in mines' --
' otters tlie money to the 22-year-old
town hundred and fifty mil-
ns:1
1 The -attenst pane will include 12 4 PI" and Will accePt
ss 3 destroy-I Atonement by payment Is almost
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ers'21 new submarines and 3 sdr- as GUI as murder- There are still I
battlehips 33 cruiser
craft carriers One hundred and countries in which crime may he
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thirty it the total or new warships paid for in cash the amount de-
I to be built by the British pending on the rank of the person
! All the Britain thinks she needs murdrred
to keep open her sett lanes for food
ruppiies that her islands may not i Chicsgc I seriously afflicted with
be f-tsrved and to defend her corn- counterfe!ter and secret service
) mercial ships afloa afloat We have an asen ray that putting Capone in jail
tdrantage in possessing practically stimulated the counterfeit racket
' no commercial ships afloat but vx What Capone raid "went" in his
have elks that could be gassed and days al ewer and while he was un-
bombed very conveniently I derstood IYeii in Chicago he forbade
-We 3095 have eight thousand mil- ccunterfeiung because "I don
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hurt dollars worth of gold buried in 1 want this town to have a bad
a tinie somewhere that could easily a name" He did not want counter-
be xtraeted by gentiemen with aligner to
tract government agents
big- nough air fleet over Washing- i that might interfere with his "hon-
' ton D C I est beer racket”
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Everybody knows that Japan has' Fite looking into one of those little
arceemnlbi led wonders since - Perrl Jacsitiese wooden eggs You take
'smiled his ship to the Japanese cap- off one cover then another and
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'called his ship to the JaPahese cap-
IS ppolitely politely y seeenled and °Pen-
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tiotiral Ajaincribera
If you WI to get your paper
please Phone No 333 before
p m week days and 9 a sa Sun-
e keep a special Carrier Boy
here 'mita these hours but can-
not Itsndie ecmphUnts after hours
Transact all business direct
with office or Mr Guy Daley
circulation manager
THE
CUSHING DAILY CITIZEN
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GUY HALEY
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If you iall to get your paper
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led Japan to the IIIVS4Aertt world
If you ask WRY has Japan gohe
tewad so fast? Here are two an
Ming- incomplete but important
rust: $o Japancte chtld is bru-
1 tally pwAtthed as children are pun-
n idled trt 'Christian' countries No
i JIpantwe lather Or mother beats a
1 &IA It you raise your hand to
1 a western Christ lan'o child the
eald will streain and run Do that
it to a JaPanese child and it will smile
1 in your lace It knows that men
i :user alike children
Second: Japan leads all other na-
10 tkos itteracy tbe ability to
'12 4 read which means ability to atsorb
kr5owledge It mull be done without
s rtutinIn1:25' 994 per cent of all chit--
deers In Japan attended school In
ISLI 93 per cent of all Japanese
wad read Al! nations repeat the
salmg: 'Give light and the people
wij and their own way The Jap-
anf-se gave light through educauon
brshe General elE3ectrIc yCoamtPanemy-
perature of 13000 degrees Pahren
: beat announced as "hotter than the
stms 9090 degrees"
Eat 9000 Is only the sun's etter-
' pal temperature
' Go to some dhlance into the sun's
interior where atoms are throwing
' clf electrons to supply us and other
trim-ads with beat and light and
yca wauld find a temperature of
4COrleff13000 degreeAt Centigiade
' tThen WU Gerard Swope develop
' tbst temperature artilkially
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Ar intelligent group of motorists
rowunoe a -safe driving camp!
'or August" urging automcbile
cpwider zfrty particu-
lolly in their own cars
rarest thing would be to send
a thousands of ears now run-
Wog to the junk pile get new cars
roe Nye longer Modern tires give
mits-uleu mileage but often they
lock "gricd for ten thousand mile
more when they have reached the
PQint
Mr W A James of Detroit sug
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Hughes spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr and Mrs John Vaughn of
Miss Velma Monroe of near Still- Coyle
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water spent a few days last week ?A G
M Gertrude Dinner and daugh-
with her brother Roy Monroe and t ylv ers Patsy and Barbara Mrs S la
Mrs- Monroe- Sadler and Will Case of Vine° were
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family I Mrs Grace Fowler came home
Mr and 'Mrs Albert Mitzger for- from the Stillwater hospital Satur-
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merly of Guthrie but now living in
where she underwent an op-
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and spent last Friday at the Ray ' eration for appendicitis
Eileen Cooper is spending thiS
Miller home week with Mrs Beulah Monroe
Mr and Mrs Walter Ruther of Mrs Phoebe Myrick Misses Thel-
Perkins spent Monday afternoon at ma Glenna Florene and Lorene
the J W Luster home Fowler were Thursday afternOon
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were callre1 to the bedside of their Edith Cooper and children
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with her cousin
spent Monday
mother Mrs Geo Miller of Perkins
M
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Irene Buch and son Raymond
cer of the stomach The Commie Wiggs family have
Mrs Irene Bush and son Harold
moved from this vicinity to near
have returned from Oklahoma City Goochville
They are at the home of her par- Mrs
spent Thursday with Mrs Beulah
ents Mr and Mrs Elba Cooper
Eloise Hughes of Vinco spent the Monroe
week end with her grandparents
Mr and Mrs J W Luster
Lester Cole of near Stillwater Payne County
spent Saturday night and Sunday
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wit :
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and Mr July 29 1935
Mr and Mrs Vincent Clark of
warranty Deeds
Muscatine Iowa Mr and Mrs M
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Kate Austin t II C K II tt
Muscatine Iowa Mr and Mrs M
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Tulsa Mrs Edith Hudnall Mrs
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Mrs Emma Luster and Miss Alta
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at Perkins Saturday afternoon
Waldon Cooper is seriously ill at
his home with typhoict fever -
MIS Roy Gearhart and children of
Perkins Mr and Mrs Luther Mol-
lov and son Bobbie were Thursday
evening guests of Mr and Mrs Roy
Monroe ' ' - '
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Mrs E W Blumer and Eloise
Hughes spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr and Mrs John Vaughn of
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' Test Questions Printed
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1 Westminster Abbey
2 Milwaukee
3Becskerek Hungary
ak William Crawford Gor g as
5 Lick Observatory
6 A sweet pickle or relish pre-
pared from sweet fruits
7 Nonagon
8 Minaret
e Cinchology
10 Gorilla
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Seminole ri-id Enid
Qualify for State
OKLAHOMA CITY July 31
( UP I —The Scminole Redbirds and
the Enid Eason Oilers today had
won the right to represent their
districts in the annual state sand—
lot baseball tournament next month
i-MillCif‘ scored a 14 to 2 victory
over the Purcell Merchants in the'
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over the Purcell Merchants in the
distHet meet slt Rinid
district meet at Seminole Enid
eliminated a team from Goltry 1'2
to 8 in the finals of the Enid meet
1 BUT- DAMN- MOTHEIZ AND MQ
LowDEN Noiszy WROTE THAT
SONG THEY ARE 11'JC7INO -THEY
EXPECT TO WRITE A LOT OF
1 SON OS AND HELP YOU OUT
PINANCIALLY
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THE SPOT
AND A COUPLE OF -MUGS KEV B'
FOL LER N' C fri-JUMFERS
YE KNOW! THEY'RE WANTED BACK
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A POLICE JEST LET'EM ENTER
CiTY AND
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CLASEIFIED ADVERTISING
INFORMATION
The Classified Advertising depart-
me o
nt is pen at the Citizen of f ice 211
E Broadway daily front a ni to
L 30 p in Ads reeeived before 12
&clock noon will be oublieheti some
day others will go over to the next
day except on Saturday when the
closing boor for the boodny paper ia
Van p
For the convenient of OUT finfwerflas
ere elsesficsi ads will be taken over
the telephone but moat be paid prompt-
ly Every effort is Made to void errors
in Classified Ads to we will not be
reeponsibie for more than coo ineorrect
inreedit Advertisers ehniild call at-
tention to errors immediately after the
fret ineertioe and in the ease of im-
part not the fault of the advertiser an
additional insertion will be given
All Clasoified Ads must be inserted
under proper beading Mind nib re-
ceive special attention
RATE
One day—Itle per lirm
Three daye--ile pm hoe
Six sloys--68 per Mn
Minimum charge Dm
Count words to line-
M initatila number of linee—I (II
triode)
iiiiinthly rate on application
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
2 Personals
Summer school for review and
lower grades 515 North Independ-
ence Phone 727-R
Have you seen Ward's second
floor lately? They are showing
more than forty living room suites
priced from $3995 lo 10995 Latest
qyler See them
1 44 Lost - Strayed - Found
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Finder call 1032
A UT051(MVEI
11-D Auto Salvage
1 For salvage parts and car repair- :
'in see Cranke Bros 1325 E Maim!
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111-E Trailers for Sale
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Two wheel trailer Phone 105
Mistletoe Express
I:1 TSINESS SERVICE
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la "eau" Parlors
! Permanents MOO and up New
miracle oil wave $3 Shampoo fin-
ger wave and arch 40c Claimil and
haircut 82 manicure 25c Modern
Beauty Shop 749 E Broadway
Phone 172
Beauty Shop 749 E Broadway
Phone 172
19 Miscellaneous Service
Used tires all sizes bought and
sold Jones Tire shop 721 E Main
Accept no substitute for a genii
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me grease job Weir and His
Refinish your own floors—Dread-
naught light weight Boor sander
complete instructions $5 per day
T J hes
I Hug Lumber Co
! HATTE1-(1E8 charged wrecker
i service Call 442 or 55 Tydol Sta-
Von 301 East Main
Salvation Army needs old clothes
slues Phone 654- '
and make keys Leo's Entail Shop i
We repair typewriters and guns
Phone 366 210 N Cleveland
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stering Rugs cleaned Griffith Fur- I
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Dear friends:
I wih we might have some
way to measure the influence
of these want-ads
Wouldn't it be Interesting to
know how many purchases
how many phone-calls how
many visits how many mov-
Mgt sire brought about by
thrse litla ads?
I limw you would be aston-
ished if such a measurement
could be made
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FA RMPRODUCTS
' 41 Fruits and Vegetables
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Fancy Albertas $125 bushel 11'4
miles east Agia Phone Agra 515
! J F Code
IP w selling and obtainable only
at Grime's orchard banana appl--s
i the ideal canning and all purpose
apple Bring baskets 4 miles east
i 4 miles north Cushing
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Apples canning and cooking 50c
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i huckters Glade Fruit Farm 8 mile
per bushel Special price to
! north 1 1-4 east - -
Ntw selling and obtainable only
at Grime's orchard banana appl-s
the ideal canning and all purpose
apple Bring baskets 4 miles east
4 miles north Cushing
Apples canning and cooking 50c
to $100 per bushel Special price to
huckters Glade Fruit Farm 8 mile
north 1 1-4 east -
42 sHay and Feed -
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1 huckters Glade Fruit Farm 8 mile
1 north 1 1-4 east - - -
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sote res always fresh el-
ways shays inberd bacCracken Feed Co
43 Poultry - Eggs Supplies
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See us before selling your poultry
I and eggs Highest market prices
I Phelps Produce 212 E Katy -
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51 Horses - Cattle For Sale
Jersey cow giving milk Also
child's pony and saddle 105 North
3IERCIIANDISE
Luella
53-A Wanted to Buy Mis-
cellaneous
Gasoline washing maehine motor
403 East Cherry Phone 483
53 Miscellaneous Goods For
Sale
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4 1-2 foot Frigidaire in good
condition Tering to responsible
parties Phone 327
By GEORGE McMANUS
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ri!!a!!!!!!z! -!!--'77"! 1 I cash Leaving town soon 302 E Ith
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I Thirty used refrigerators (trade-
' ins on new Coolerators) $100 up
6 ::le i itit ! sold on money-back guarantee
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Cushing Toe Docks
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62 Rooms Without Board
Sleeping room private bath
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southeast exposure outskle en-
trance 420 N Central
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Fly spray al gallon bring can
Household spray 25c pint Dr Droll
Four room furniture Cheap for
cash Leaving town soon 302 E Ith
I Thirty used refrigerators (trade-
' ins on new Coolerators) t100 up
sold on money-back guarantee
Cushing Ice Docks
ROOMS & BOARD
62 Rooms Without Board
Sleeping room private bath
southeast exposure outskle en-
trance 420 N Central
RENTALS
67 Furnished Apartments
for Rent
4—two room apartments 3 south
sleeping rooms 505 North Noble
3 room modern furnished apart-
ment 314 Ea4 Walnut Adults only
68 Houses Furnished for
Rent
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2 room furnished house 222 N
Central
69 Houses Unfurnished
1 for Rent
Modern houses in first class con-
dition Phone 370 Cush ling Savings
& Loan association
- -
5 room modern house Can 1231
5 room modern house Call 1231
3 room house rent $6 a month
meter set well water 4 miles west
on Highway 33 Phone 978
YVV1AY 1-311MAMIM--
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
79 Farms and Lands
80 acres of land 3 milrs west on
33 mile south Carl F Martin
Ripley Route 1
- —
80 acre farm 40 miles wept Hot
Springs Ark near Glenwood 35
acres in cultivation Bottom land
school bus mail route free range
plenty grass and water Would
trade for property in or near Drum-
right or Cushing Charles Jones
Box 106 Drumright Phone 471-W
Lookabaugh Will
Not Go to Durant
OKLAHOMA CITY July 31 —
(UP)---Jim Lookabaugh producer of
four powerful Capitol Hill high-
school football teams said today he
had decided not to accept the coach-
ing position at Southeastern State
Teachers college Durant
The Durant Job held by O L
(Runt) Ramsey for the last five 4
years was vacated recently when
the state board of education failed
to reappoint Ramsey It was offer-
ed to Lookabaugh
Lookabatigh aid he made a trli3
to Durant and looked the situation
evr deciding avainst making a
change He said "so far as I know"
he would be at the Capitol Hill
school this fall He has produced
tine? state championship teams
there
SCHLEGEL NEWS
ftehlettol--Five wiles sat and I 1-t
north rthone
By RUBY HOPKINS
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The attendance at Sunday schooli
July 28 was 53 Mrs Miliow preach-
ed the morning and evening serv-
ices Noah Tuttle and Ray pwiteil were
the Sunday- clponer sgoe06the
Griff Eastin 114me:--
end Mr 'Albert' Ca thertIon
of McPherson Kansas are visiting
this week with relatives
Mr and Mrs Ernest Eastin wad
children of near Deep Rock spent
Sunday at her parents home Mr
and Mrs M A Harper Mr Eastin
preached at the Arberdale church
at Cushing Sunday evening
Doris Newman spent Sunday with
Juanita Cargill
Thelma Faye Ricks spent last
week with her cousin Reva June
Mason of Ripley
Mr and Mrs Clyde Harper and
daughters Eileen and Wanda of
Cushing spent Saturday evening
with Mr and Mrs Chester Harper
Mr Fisher and daughters Nellie
and Co idle of Cushing spent Thurs-
day evening at the M A Harper
home 4
Mr and Mrs Norton Davenport
motored to Tulsa Friday
Leola anti Velma Franks spent
Sunday evening with Beth Daniels
Fred Fisher of near Muskogee
who has been visiting here the past
few weeks has been ill with the
malaria but is now improving Mr
and Mrs Fisher and daughter are
now at the home of her parents
Mr and Mrs M A Harper
Dal Murriell and Mr and Mrs
Hershel Murriell and children of
Cushing spent Monday evening
with Mr and Mrs Gordon Cargill
and children
Mr and Mrs S J Ricks and
son Bill Ricks spent Monday in
Seminole
Marciele Mason of Ripley spent
last week with her cousin Maxine
Ricks
Mr and Mrs Noal Peart and
children tient Sunday with Mr
and Mrs Marvin O'Kelley and chil-
'St
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