The El Reno Daily Democrat (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 34, No. 132, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 11, 1925 Page: 4 of 4
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business establishment Weilnei
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format ion. Itoyal Shirt Co.. IIIkIi I’o'nl.
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paasoa selling cigars. Experience
tot aeceaaary. Send self-addreiim-il
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■UtINKM OFFORTUNITICS
MONEY IN GRAIN—912.50 buys'guar-
aatee on 10,000 buahela wheat. No
further rlak. Movement 5c offers op-
portunity 9500. 4c, 9400. Particulars,
market letter free. Grain Traders
Guide. Dept. T-52. 83? Andrus Bldg..
Minneapolis. Minn.
PIMALK HELP WANTED
LADIES everywhere, address envel-
opes, etc., at home; liberal pay^J. S.
Service. 30 East JackBon Blvd., Chi
cago, III.
HAMLYS’
TODAY AND TOMORROW
BUCK JONES
“THE DESERT OUTLAW’*
Comedy
**WHEN DUMBELLS RING”
—COOLEST PLACE IN TOWN—
teuttewestsm tall Telephone Company
TWUNTIUTH DIVIDEND
The regular quarterly iliviitemt i>f
one dollar and seventy-live cents p*-r
Share on Preferred Stock will be |>at<l
on Wednesday. July 1. 1»*5, to st.s-r.
holders of record at the dost- of busi-
ness on Saturday, June 20. 1S2.Y
R. A. NICKERSON.
Treasurer.
The gap
stars.
Il u u-toidcd ibai ibe Ui>i laiu-d
fU( sax OoUled over Purl
Stalls i\ lu Nr* York IS AugU'l Hi*.
■ bu aaa a nudr affair Watlv fbW a
t*luv yaikvl a while shirt and aw rape
*>l red Haul.* I II lelchraled tbv «ap
lure id fne British llaa» Iruui Ibe
taiup «d Si l.*-a«r. au English ruhmel
la iIii* ti A It Memorial Hall iu ibi
ISlblli l.iba. * IU Chit ago is a flag
hat was uaiwl iu Ibe same campaign iu
New Yurfc The red stripes id I be
oarse woven home'pun have faded n>
i dusky blue and ihe while aud red
tie ulniiisi id lhe saute hue
Paul Join s Ibe naval hero was
dated m etMUUtaUd id Hu- 'hip Ran
;er, on iL« same day that t'oagrea*
.dopieil Ibe flag When Ibe naval
mu in iiit*- pieseniid him wpli Hi*
lag In iuim- on Ins ship. In- said
The llag uud I lire twins, burn Ibe
aiui- hour We i all uoi lu- |miIci| in
ife or tie.till So long as «•- final
ve 'Itaii float together
III February I77h. Ills flag received
froiu ibe French fh-ei, the first
lute given our Hug hy a foreign na
I loll.
When III April. 177* the Ranger luel
Hid conquered the llritisli ship. Ilrake.
he Slurs uml Snipes floated for the
drat Hum iu a naval battle
Inseparable from Ihe history of tin
flag, is ihe MIIIK. Star Spangled Han
ner.” Il was written during the see
olid war for Independence, or the war
.if IH12. by the young attorney. Fran
els Scott Key. on the deck of a Bril-
ish vessel a here he was held a prison
er for a day hiiiI night. The llritisli
liud burned Washington city, and now
ihe guns on th*. ships wi re honiliurd-
ing Fort McHenry. All night Key
and his companion had walked Ihr
deck In anguish uud when u sudden
lifting of Ihe mist showed them the
Stars and Stripes still gallantly stream
lug. Key In a burst of enthusiasm,
und thanksgiving, wrote our national
anthem.
Through almost a century and a half
the Stars und Slripes have floated
above a land of freedom, il lias with-
stood the battles roar, with foemen
stout, with foemen brave. Stout
hearts have fought for that bright
flag, strong 'lands sustained it mast-
head high. And Oh! to see how proud
it waves, brings tears of Joy lo every
eye.
Two events of recent years have
had to do with the history of the ring.
The setting upart of June 14 as flag
day. The conference held in Memorial
Continnental hall, ihe home of the D.
A. R.. last Flag Day to prepare a code
for the proper observance in relation
to the flag.
Handling Wheat
from Field to Market
Snk pcoph living in ih*» illy u*«-J
u*n be without Ihe benefit ul electric
l*U' timing Hi- summer, even though
Mun* t*f i Lciu m«> h» unable lo par
. lu>e ibe Inn* iu pay loi ibe elec irk
«urreui it. update ibt-ui lawal pb>
ntu>n» a**eri Dial ihv lomtoM aad
even tie recovery t»l some of ibeir
paii.-ui* tit in ad upon ihe cool a’i
mid net Imun.tl tt-aliUlhm duuus the
lit.i weather aud Ihul where olectrk
(aas me mu available much needle*.'
suffering rc.-uP* In extreme case*
Iwtliciil' ale denied a cbaace It. live
UctaUM- nf a iat k of luud« in provide J
fan service.
iu accortlancc wiib H» practice tlur
ing many year*. Hi*- Oklahoma t«a*
sad Electric I'ompany will provide
flee electric lau service for *hk pen
pit- of Ibi* city who arc uuable lu pav
for il All dial i* neceaaary «o **
cure ibi* *ervite i* for ihe at leading
physleluH i». supply the name »n*l ad
Ire" of llie palieul and certify dial
lull serlice I* needed and Ihe suffer-
er is unable it> |m> tor It.
Itffii iui* of ihe electric company I
.I'Scl'i dial score* of Idler* have been ^
received from physicians and pudeui*
who have received ibis service ill die |
•owns in which die company operates!
comment mu upon die gotsl accomp I I aas muck Imerettad »• md M
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pratllie will he continued j tl(14,u porrowed from dm lata William
' A rebar, riirr* must hava been a great
MILK AND ICE FUND many, or thla adverdaemaat would
____ scarcely have been worth while. I do
CAMPAIGN IS OPEN ' |)„| »ti|.|M.se there la a readar who haa
not suffered from book borrowing, and
vet we nU borrow bemka upon occi
•aid: "I'm fted I dm't Rha__
rocavme If I Rkad aa» I d aai am. aad
l ham am-'* Vhana am maai ate* «Ra
•iU teal akia la rM «Rh (ha RRte
piri a be «m maktef bar Bn*
•ace il | '
were
The Ram___
uaifahatt. Mar maihar akamted
t-ret laply (ha ptecidny aad HiU|lli»
deateaaar ad her daufhter. aad thaufht
ie renteva inm af tha aateteRMf tad
res*ratal at ibe eccaatea N lha
. m'd into iha K*» at iha dteaat- ha
tea aatd:
•w,.nid Elate lika a atea uputerr
b aia touted deahifai. bal dallteUy
opened bar timid mouth, aad mat baa
popped aa apaiar tala It. Wnko *aaad
ner Hpa. aad iha ateihar lammd bar
•tiaatieu la bar (ueate aad bar apt-
ora. *ba pal la iha la«l apular —
bar plate aad that wm>mhaw< bar
chile whaaa UHaaeu aad aamalaad
good maaaara caatlauad It maba a
most dellfhltel Impraaalaa Ea At
i urned la iht child tad atbtd: “Waald
Klara lika a tat her alct titter T
A look af tafultb earn# lata tha
fs.-a of lira pa deal little flri. Ik*
gently aad etalloualy parted ka* ilpa
Just far enough ta reply; *1 dtil
ant Te un!*
i BY II N MAINER *
Continued from jt'inday i
MmcW Id SjkNm
•il I* a gutnl Mica to gel down and
the slack over several Glues
while pulling on iht bulge, as aaa
cannot see Ike aatuuul ul bulge a bile
siaadiag on tbv slack, and any tor
ret lion* aecc'sary tan be uiadc iroin
Ibe ground, and ibis insures a good
bmkiag siatk
"When ready iu commtate tliawiug
in. Ibe slack should have lb* shies
well beveletl outward aad only sligbi
ly higher iu ihe renter. Then ihe ct-u-
ler should be built up by laying the
bundles end lu end ami repealing to-
wards Ihe ct-iiler till It has ibe de-
sired fullae** These bundles do not
ueed lo lap over each other, as il is
easier lo gel Ihe proper 'lope started
by laying them eud lo end
"As Ihe drawiug iu proceeds il will
be fouud coiiveiileui Hi lay single
courses more often as tilde i* less
danger of slipping and also less step-
ping about ia required a* space In-
come* more limited the nearer thc
stack is lu completion In huildiug
the bulge outward il lia* been explain
ed lhal the bundle* should In- laid
with Ihe long aide up Now in draw-
ing in tills should be reversed und
die kuiidle* lit id with ihe long side
down. This give* the desired smooth-
ness and taper lo the slack und die
straw in ihe bundles will point down-
ward more mid shitl ruin belter. •'
-In lnylnrf die outside course cure
Mr* Fannie Johnson hu* ihe honor
of being the first contributor to the
1H25 Milk und Ice Fund, which i* col
lecteil each vent' by the Women’s Com-
munity Service Cluh. Mrs Johnson
started the fund this year with IJ.im.
Tin- object of die Milk uud Ice
fund is lo -provide milk und ice for
the bullies of t’uiindiun county, whose
parents financially are uuuble lo pro-
cure I hone necessities.
This is ii very worthy charity, anil
the people of ihe community are urged
to iu> generous in ihetr contributions.
You can send youi donation So the
Daily Democrat office, where same
will he acknowledged- through the
columns of Hie i-aper. und will be
turned over to the Community Ser-
vice Cluh.
GOES TO SCHOOL AT 50.
____hr lake* to make md* pun
smoothly whea the circle is cumpb-ted
The boodles should toy as close to
geiber ns possible, ns this gives b-s*
chance for the ram to fiod it* **J
mto the stock Every time a new
course is started it should he stait
ed in n new place dillereni from the
one lying under it. ns this helps to
keep from forming either a hob- or a
bump on ibe side of ibe staek- It is a
good thing lor ihe stacker lo train
bituself to go eilher way aruuud lb*
slack
“If one *Hle seem* lo be geltiug a
little low ibe slacker can turn batk
aud lay aimdtei course in the low
part to level it up The best lo level
up a stack is by tbutkiug the bun
dies closer together in the low set
lion* or by lapping ibe edge* over
,-a.h other till the edge of iht M**k
appears level. It i* very impt.ituni
lo keep llie slack leveled up. beiau'c
if ii is tarried up vei *• far wiili on*
side low il will have a tendency to
slip towards Ihe low side wln n il i*
Milling and will lean in that dire*
lion. A slack should never In- allow-
ed lo remain leaning lo one side, a* Il
will take water on Ihe opposite side,
hccuusc Ihe bulls of the straw will
stick up Instead of down. It is worse
for a siat k io lean south ihan in any
other direction, as all slacks spoil
woise on ihe north side because of
luck o( sunshine .and dry ing winds.
iTo in- continued tomorrow i
THK LITTLE COTTON FLAG
In a narrow shaft of daylight
Where'its folds in darkness drag
From a tenement hack window
Hangs a little cotton flag.
Distant far front the parading. •
To the sounding cheers unknown.
Yet its stars are one in glory.
With the silken banners flown.
One with those above the White
House
And the capitol's great dome:
One with those above the soldiers
And the warships on the foam.
Safe for ever is our nation
And our honor shall not lag
While the tenement back window
Files the little eottop flag.
Phone Your Social Items to
Phone Your Social Items to
19
EVANSTON. 111.. June 11. When
the senior class at Northwestern uni-
versity ascends the rostrum ‘Monday
to receive diplomas at the formal com-
mencement exercises, a placid, grey
haired woman, perhaps 50. will have a
place in the Hue of vivacious co-eds.
Mrs. A. R. McDonald will receive
M. A. degree as a reward for two
year's work in the school. Her ac-
complishment during that two years of
college will not he recognized by the
academic world, but they are as im-
pressive.
Mr* McDonald's work has included,
besides the usual curriculum for a
theologian, doing all the cooking for
the family, the weekly washing and
ironing, tending to miscellaneous du-
ties of the tr.ot.icr of five.
•kit'll.
The trick of It. I hava found, la to
have a distance limit. If the borrower
lives within five miles of m.v house. 1
tend with pleasure, as 1 know that I
< sn always get thh book hack When I
wont It. If the borrower, on the other
hand. Uvea some distance away, I
rsy; "My frlead, I make my living
wbh my pen and my hooka. You are
nuking ma for one of my tool*, a tool
dmt I mny need at nny moment.
Should the need aria# when the hook
is still with you 1 should curae you.
and that would apoll our friendship.”
Prtierved Chmrtar
The Charter oak la a tree famous
in American blatory. It atood In Hart-
ford. Conn., and derived ita name from
the follow Ing elreumatanca: In HW7, Sir
Edmund Andrea, the royal governor,
appeared at Hartford and demanded
the charter of the colony in the name
*>f James 11 of England. While the as-
sembly. in session at Hartford, was
considering the governor's request, the
lights were suddenly extinguished;
and, in the darkness and confusion
that ensued, the charter was snatched
from the table by a patriot, Capt. Wil-
liam Wadsworth, and secreted in the
hollow of an oak* tree. This tree,
which was ever after known as the
Charter oak. was carefully preserved
until when it was destroyed in a
violent storm. The charter was re-
newed when William and Mary aa-
cended the throne In 1689.—Kansas
City Times.
From Over the County
UNION CITY
UNION CITY. June 111.—H. O. Unde
man an*l family huve returned from
Ran Antonio. Texas.
Two work horses »nd two cows
owned by Max Gatz were killed Sun-
day morning when they were struck
by lightning. The animals were In a
pasture.
John Demmer of Dubuque. Iowa, is
the guest of Harney and U*o Dem-
mer.
Sister Alfreda. of the Sisters of Di-
vine Providence, formerly Miss Agnes
Mushafen. has relumed to San An-
tonio, Texas, after a short visit here
with relatives.
Rosa Sendelbach. of Sand Springs.
Oklahoma, is the guest of home folks
this week.
Montye Kilgore spent a few days
in Oklahoma City this week.
The rainfall Tuesday night amount j
ill lo 1.2N Inches, according i«» the
rain gauge of Mr. Albers.
Joseph Demmer, now known a-
Father Flavin, celebrated his first
Mass at St Joseph's church in Union
City. Monday morning. Nine visiting
clergymen assisted in the ceremony. A
large number of friends ami relatives
of the celebrant were also present,
from various cities of the state, hol-
lowing the church services Leo Dem-
mer entertained with a five course
dinner at the beautiful Demmer coun-
try home, north cast of the city in
honor of Father Flavian. In the even-
ing a public reception was given which
was attended by a large number of
friends aud neighbors.
John McMahon and Chris Mcssinger
have purchased a combined harvester
and threshing machine.
Harvest Is on in full blast this
week and the hum of the binder is
heard everywhere.
<» \v. Vogel of Runner. Oklahoma,
was u business visitor Monday in
Union City.
Good Story, Anyway
The populrtr story of how the Span-
ish province of Andalusia acquired Its
name is told by Eleanor Eisner In one
of b»r travel books. "Early explorers
i entering the province met a peasant
System is the secret of it all. Mrs., Ihe Tame
McDonlad savs. That was her only j ^ ^ funnv iB<1 p|M8tnt land, pro-
formula for accomplishing two full | w|nwbly ,n „ lanjliage or dialect of
EMPRESS
Last times Today
RICHARD TALMAOGE
“THE 8PEEO KINO”
Comedy
••OUT DOOR FAJAMAS”
Admission Matlaae and Night l0 2Bc
‘.VMBHRRBS5S
Criterion
LAST TIME TODAY
“RECOMPENSE"
Robert Enable's
Beasatlonal Sequel to
"•MON CALLED PETER” I
wRk Maria Pravoat and Monte Him-
Comedy
“THE BIO TOWN"
HARVEST
SPECIALS
WORK SHOES
$1.95
• o
BLUE OVERALLS
$125
—o—
WORK SHIRTS
85c
The Dixie
sized jobs at ouce.
"System is absolutely necessary,
both on the campus and In the kitch-
en.'' said Mrs. McDonald. "I have
often found it entirely possible to at-
tend to both school and home a» once.
All my weightiest problems have been
solved while the weekly washing was
being done in. (he kitchen.'
Russ Royalists Worry
Authorities of Poland
Warsaw. — Russian royalist* "ho
cannot refrain from jntrlgulng to get
a czar back on the throne of all the
Russians, tire having a rough time In
central Europe Hies,, day*. Poland
does not care to be the center of move
ment* of thi* kind, nnd whenever the
evidence Is sufficient the police call
mround and take a group of agitator*
in jail.
A recent rsld In Warsaw on snp-
porters of the claim* of Grand Puke
Cyril brought Into the net Count Toll,
Huron Tlefenhauaen, Prince Avaloff
and a number of other titled Russians,
chiefly former army officer*.
A specific charge was spying «p*»n
the Polish army. Document* captured
with the prisoner* are said to reveal
all aorta of plots for the re-e*tabll»h-
ment of the nttsslsn empire.
Plans Exposition
Hriis»ei».- An International eipoal-
don will he held In Brussel* in 1M0 to
celebrate the centenary of Relglunt'a
independence flo far 17.0flrt.dnn francs
•i* the -.'.vonfl.twifl needed hava beta sub-
scribed.
which he understood never a word. He
looked them over, silent and smiling
In the usual Spanish fashion, then,
turning to hia mule, called out, ‘Anda,
I.ucia,' which simply meant ‘Go on,
Lucia'; hut the stronger* took It to be
the name of the country, which they
registered on their rough charts aa
Andalusia.”
30 Fords "Sold in
10 Days
Last month we sold 38 Used Cars. Our goal for
this month is 50 or better, and our Used Car sales
are gradually increasing, because the public is
learning that our Used Cars are reconditioned and
sold with a guarantee.
Mitplacod Sympathy
When Sir Henry Hawkins, tha fa-
mous Judge, was practicing at the bar,
on one occaalon having the prlaoner'a
children present In the courtroom dur-
ing hiv summing up. by hla pathetic
references to these weeping children
he so worked on the sympathies of the
Jurors that they promptly act the pris-
oner free. A few days liter a friend
told him he had* been walking In the
neighborhood of the prisoner a home
during the early dayi of the trial and
had seen these same children playing
at hanging a cat. at tha same time ting-
ing at the top of their voices: “ThlaIs
the way dailily will go.”
Gaoa Nama ta Fruit
Shaddock Is another nama for ■
grapefruit. The pomelo, ahaddock, ot
grapefruit (Cltrua dacumana) la a na-
tive of southern China. Thla fruit la
more sour than aa orange bat lees
•our than a lemon. Tha name pomelo
la from tha Dutch name Fatepalmoat.
Shaddock waa tha nama af a captata
who brought tha Dolt ta the Waat
Indies. By torn# authorities a distinc-
tion la mad* hataraaa ahaddock and
grapefruit, ahaddock Mtag th«
larger, tha grapefruit the smaller,
having a ftaa flavor. Thay ate grow*
piaatifu 'j la Jamaica. QRha, OalUar
•U is! meat Ortaatal conatriaB.
P<'BB''dte''4
COUPES, TOURINGS, ROADSTERS, SEDANS
TRUCKS AND TRACTORS
pi«MBPWW»wi' m —-------
—Buy Your Used Car the Stanley Rogers Way.—
A FEW NON-STARTERS AT $25.00.
ASK ABOUT OUR TERMS.
WE TRADE
rasa isucmi i smtotj
USED CAR EXCHANGE
116 East Wade Street 0. C. Davis, Manager
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