The El Reno Daily Democrat (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 37, No. 175, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 21, 1928 Page: 4 of 4
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THE IL 1BR0 DAILY DEMOCRAT
TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1928.
PAQS rout
USSIFIE
nun mi cum
Quite Contrary
Mary
By JAMS OBBOftR
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TO* BALE Tkor WuMt E her-
glim Pkoe* 171
fO» BALE ToHatoea ll.M PH
be*kel Cette Me P*v Multi Ctrl
bU. % »>>• u*i o« ftrvt aecttoa Dm
aorth of Raan*r
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FOR BALE Lera* bar* aaiubto for
unit PIom MS w
FOR BALE 0»* ll rttb oW «**•
s#ttev pop M2 South Ellison or
11M-W.
FOR SALE
Six room modern Hon*,
lent, furnace, double
gtrige and larfe cistern.
Might consider food car.
Frank D. Meadows,
Phone 325
FOR BALE Bow ang oorot pit*
Brn H Whit#. Darltagto*
gjTTHr* thtn'i Mia *
t "Ok, Marji • door I float t»
the lout Mad koine ■ Megan* tor"
Mr Berios ru thlncn owr
with hU to no** tbo aftornoon aft or
tbafr *ng*g*mrnt waa announced Ha
hasn't pom darvd atofltlon bta mothor
Won daughter during the courtship hat
now they woro escaped and nil the
world know R. h# darol bring op tt*
■object which, tn hit opinion, had horn
tho (rent ohotaria to bln thought of
iwtMrrlaeo.
Tint yon'm ix* old enough to ha
a ntoiher to Mary." he eeld. "Don't
Peal old enough to he her father, my-
self"
Tn thirty," announced Grace
"and Man a ot.ly twenty. I tn old
enough to he a helpful Mg Motor, any
way'
‘But Mary'a ao contrary Rhe didn't
ereo want me to be^otae engag-d to
yon at drat, though ahe litre you. 1
am nura It waaot Jealousy, either —
Just plain rootmrtnesA"
"Ton ara a perfert dear," Grace M4
Tom Borton. "but you are • poor pay
r bo! oft tt The only way to manage
contrary people Is to make them think
yon don't want them to do what you
do want them to do and to make them
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOtoOO
Continues to Work
With Artificial Skull
Tort*to, Ool -To he tiring
sad work lag eUboei a shall
after an elertrh currant agul*
a I rat to 5.UW aorao puwet
passed through nla body, la it,,
experience of Nonuaa Duegia.
Eli!a a young hydroelectric pow
er »®:>l<>yro of Toroota
In May. 1W8. eailj doing re
llet eurk at the Eugenia Fall*
putter ttatioo. Elite touched a
lira wire. Ha waa suspended
In midair and thought tc
he lead, but artiSdaJ respire
iIt* retired him For sii day*
he lay sent I roe ad o«e and aftet
elfrrtt moot ha necrosis forest i
surgeons to remora virtually hU
entire ahull, which was re
placed by skin grafts from thr
thigh Mechanical ingenuity pro
tided an artificial cap for EUls
head, orer which he wears a
wig
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
of
an
fanners aud townspeople In the
CHICAGO. III.. Aug II -«RJ--Geo
E Brennan. Poaocrntie lander, who
died August I, left an eauts mined
at SMO tod to his wlfo and dnngbter,
Mary, lelatlres said today ns hie will
waa filed for probate
CHICAGO. Aug 21— (IP) —Two
hank meaeongers were held up and
robbed of 119.000 here today while
t> <>tad from their oonk to :ha Union
Trust Company tn the Loop.
The two. Tom lleuney and 01*1
Peterson were ink rag the money In
tseh and nego" ible checks from the
Service State Bank on the east side.
Senator Thomas in Russia
MOSCOW. Aug. *1.—fLPV Senator
Elmer Thomas, Democrat. Oklahoma,
was here today studying conditions
tn Russia
He Interviewed M M Llirlnoff.
a*<istant commissioner of foreign af-
c_irs, A I M.k<>yan. trade commis-
sioner and other prominent Soviet
officers.
From Over The County
Rogers and danghtsr of El Rend aM*«
Sunday morning nt tha Clem Mason
home
Rer. Hickman and Rev and Mrs
Martin were Friday dinner geest* of
Mr and Mra. T. R. Oolden and fam
Uy.
Mr and Mra A. E E'llaoS ard
daughter Naomi and IjoIs Van Gundy
spent Thursday In Cklckualto
Krina Golden sr*Ft froto Sunday
until Wednesday with her aunt, Mra
Roll Jones
Mr. and Mr* Roy HopLIts and
daughter spent 8unday and Monday at
the W I Hutton home
Willard Golden !• Halting at the
Ed Haley home
WANTED M tons haled wheat
straw at one* Kennedy Dairy
WANT PD Standard double barrel
gunge shotgun Phone llto-J
Low 7 AMO FOG MO
how
FOUND A place for flan>.» ""4
otoalcktng 1 mile north Bnune*.
an. L Castle___
FOR RoMT
FOR RENT
gnlow at 711
rtr
baa
Wada Phone
Famous Marathon Ram
SUpa Oat Hi New Car
FOYtL, OMa. An? 21 —fJV-Andy
Payne fameC mnrathou ruanar. haa
ahad kka hickory shirt, flop hat.
Ha haa exchanged them tor col
lactate ckKhe*, gooe bareheaded like
a Jally. and herd* a now ftfrror
Tm leUlag my Fhrd raalstsr do
a lot of ramatag far me now." he
ear*. “Ton. I paid cash tor her" j
"My tminor bought one Urn other
day ao f doettod to get eae ton." ho
■ Ik eoooad large
Pay no M aCtU under contract with
C. e PyW. prwiter of dm tmanien-
ttaooui ran whkh Andy waa R
Waa mol with Pyle, on eaM
MARKETS
tag them ’TjuaT-nat
them to do. T<*u he>* •*« Idea
eesv that la."
"Weil, you try It* said Tom. 7^
net enough of an actor—and speaking
of eciorn. there a that Peter l*eklna.
Coed to ptay around with Mary when
she was a kid and be waa In college.
Rad no object Iona then, hut oow be a
gooe m ty otago—there • ooihlrg do-
to."
"Peter's alright.* said Grace.
■Tee wouldn't want to be a a'rp.
methor-lB-taw to an actor, would your
naked Tom. "Besides, there* Walter
Oruy. fine fellow, wants to marry
Mary—and. by gravy, *>« • r 'n« 10
marry her."
"Alright Tom dear " said Grace,
"Jaot treat mo—Ini a wonderful p«y-
ehoiogtat"
Tom and Oraco were married a few
later and within ■ few week*
____Ufa at tbo Burton a went on as
■moothly as If Grace had been T< *
wife and Mary'a ■tepmof'et for year*.
One day ahe waa talking over the
tea things with Mary. In a confld. n-
ttol mood.
■Bemythlng alHgkt with your a«ked
Ohaea. "Toe neera rather down '
•Waft, there‘a father." said Mary,
■fpthar'a no contrary. An soou as he
want to do a thing be s
IL Taka Peter Father
> at Irat Bat thee ohm
I really liked Peter and
la mam klm he turned
Afouao ok Aditrti»*m*n(
S ni<ii!w that latches flies was the
no-, et wl’wlow di*(>ljy uaed recent I)
tiv an automobile umu In S) Oney, Aue
traits, lleedlcsn of the large crowd
Hutching him, (be tluy rodent would
dirt from bis biding piece In a cor
ner and spring up (be window pane nr
take a flyitg leap, lie would alegjs
He kept t
MistleUie
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i
i-’t-ar of a
er aa>* be wne the bent and ctieap^.4
atirnctlou be eur bail
4 — -
WIRE BRIEFS
WARING Kas Aug !1-tlRV-
Tbree men were killed and at least
3 other* received *ertoo„ injurle* In
a h' id n collision between a Missou-
ri Pa Ifir passenger tra n and an
ettra freight near here late last
night
The deud;
Har id Young, engineer of the
pW'srngcr trato
(be* Patton, brakemac
Carol Kline, brakeman.
The pa««encer train w«* west
b ind and the freight was coroute
to St Louis.
An ur. dent.fled man said to have
her* h»n?lnr h * way on the freight
w*< |trd»ably fa'alljr Injured
RO< KPttRT Mo Aug 31 -(IP
With :he finding of oil bearing sand
on tb- Nt 11 :«ra Rlschof farm resi-
dent* of R.xkport today were rn-
gulfed in .■ wave of exciteu ent ll
was the tirwr well In the arction and
Ike oi. fi ve: was rapidly tak tut Luld
Her H'ckmnn and Rev and Mrs.
Martin were Saturday dinner guests
a' the John Carroll home
Ix>l« Van Gundy spent Wednesday
night with Naomi Ellison
Mrs L Wllkerson Is spending a
few days with her son Ptt Wllkerson
and family
Fltyspent b-u-’
day at the G W Mason home.
?rmn Golden spent Sunday evening
with u.'a Hopkins
Mr and .'.'c*. Harry Wllkerson and
children. Mr* Wllkerson and
Brady Duncan spent Saturday evening
with Mr. and Mrs A. u. Wllkerson
and son.
Johnle Carroll spent the week eud
with Junior Htmm< n* at Y'uknn
Mr and Mrs L. Rogers and daugh-
ter spent Saturday night and 8unday
at the G. W Mason home,
Mrs How* and daughter Ruby
spent Wednesday at the J 8 Carroll
home.
Mr and Mrs B F Miller and fam-
ily left last week to visit relatives
)□ New Mexico.
Celeste Hopkins spent from Sunday
until Thursday evening with her
brother Roy Hopkins and family
Virginia Golden spent Sunday eve-
ning with Ruth Ellison
Mr and Mrs C M Hopktna and
daughter Lets and Mr and Mrs. K
J Hopkins and daughter Genevieve
< ( Kald spent Saturday and Sunday
morning with Mr and Mrs Karl Hop-
kins and daughter Lela of St. Louie.
ok ik
Mr and Mrs G W Mason. Mr and
Mis K!n er Mason and children of
Oklahoma City and Mr. and Mrs L
What’s Doing
Vol 1.
Published |n the be-
lief that you will find
here something of ben
eflt and entertain-
ment.
C. W Bergtbold
Editor — Manager
"An well bo doad as
out of stylo.'' was not
said of houses Me re-
style old or dying
houses and my! ray!
what an Improvement
Aug 21. 1922.
"LAY and PAY' la
j offered a* a slogan for
ithe poultry yard Bet
ter yet: preseiit the
.liens with a correctly
| .danned house of Long
Roll lumber we have
the plan
"Don't tell anyone
were Just married,"
cautioned the bride-
groom as he handed th«
Texas Pullman porter
a dollar To spare the
newlyweds etnbarrasi-
ter as he m»> ready
the berths tolu the
other passengers that
nice young couple were
only 'Just good friends'
Mr. McTavtsh uues-
tlon* the truth of the
proverb. "There Is no
hunger like that of a
sparrow nt a Scots
picnic."
No 28
Wn . are the largest In
ithe world. 78 acres un-
der roof That's whera
we get our hsndsome
fir boards
The J K Kelso store
Is Installing a French
room and making other
improvements at their
store on So Ilock Is-
land L H Wledenun
Is doing the carpenter
v. ork of course using
1/otiK Hell trademarked
lumber
R L. Heechatn, a
farmer northwest of the
city tame In the other
day and hauled out
enough lumber for a
poultry house We be
f \t | nil f ,nnui»
All persons of this
-ommumty are wanted
to board ai our place—
no paper napkins al-
should^he more inter
ested In raising p<>ul
try.
An oak floor will
iast s* long as (he
iiuw'* Itself, and r*
main ti? beautiful,
serviceable foundation
of the room as long as
there are feet to walk
upon IL
Waste v ill wreck
my business. Rust and
rot of farm Implements
costs more than shed
lumber combines es-
pecially need shelter.
See us for plans.
liOng-Bell itouglas
Kir Mills at I^ongvlew
,r‘ "V
tff -
A?
V
220 West Woodson
Phone 608
K ANIAI CITY UV«STOCK
Cattle 12.MB; atow; steady to
week; teg IllM; enlwea MM; leg
III; heca TIM*, fairly active steady
to 1« ewe is ktgfcer; keg «lll«; kelk
111 H# 12 It. e
OKLAHOMA CITY UVCSTOCK
Onto* 1.MB; entoea tea mark*
active and tolly steady top yearlings
fit J4; kelfer* 111011 cows Inc hid
lag graneers M 7k#l« M canaers and
ewttere ff M#f 71. hogs 1JM, steady
tog 911.71.
■L RAMO ORA IK AMO
FOOOUCI MARKITS
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Oats . . —
Wheat
Mlted core .
White Cera
Yellow Oora
Kafir ___
■Yea Jaet deal know hew to man
kkm." mild Grace, Halting. You
M I ttl greet paycholog.»t Wl»h
gengto like that you kave to de a
little nctlto- Pretend you doe t want
to de neeaethlng and Ibey will be keen
to hdve yea de It Pretend y.-u want
to da a thing and they will be d-*d
against It Just you let It appear : *1
yea'ra ttrwd ef Peter. Fix It or • ib
Feter. ef coerae. ao that be ll under
Hand. Hava blm Idegh -ne a> ne t «
wbva yoer father la here and nskr it
aeem that be has asked yoo to (j
eemewkerv and yoa refuse Ted h ?
yea here a date w1ik Walter kl kc
ywar father think yoa like \S
wit host actoally leading blm <-n. No
us making poor Walter suffer "
Be tt waa agreed and there were
free sent coefcrenrea. fTt between
Tern sod Grace and Mary, over t e
way their plans were working out
Then Mary again eeen.ed preoeea| le<l
Bat Orace asked foe ao exptanatlon
Owe evening the telephone rang ao I
Orace and Tom llsteoed u Mary an
NTERTAINMl Nfc,
Urn* Timet Ti
"RAMOMA"
bta rung Friday
"BAD4I THOMFdON"
y 1:9d-a:M
WOODS THEATRE
■t teid yea Peter, that I don't *ant
to go- I deal want to. I tell y u
Wail, tf yea want ta know why it it
bereaH I am going tomes Kerr *
Walter and if yoa waat to enow wh>
1 am going wltk Walter It s hecsu*.'
I deal like the way yoa behave loo
knew wkat f mesa as well as I do
. Geed eight. *
This waa la truth good artl'i
thoeght Grace, and felt almost sorry
tor Tern as he Hilled over what he
caMMered ea honest change of beer*
ea Mary s perl But be euppreaee-J the
•mile when Mary, looking very angry
cease U u)t her place beetle the
Bra. Mary looked the proverbial d*j
per* tor sever*] minute* hut when the
dear bed him tee minute* later the
Bow with all speed t* the hall. Tom
and Groce heard a long, low coovena
, ties to the froet toll There were
peases.
aa If aoma eoe to itlatorg
eases ena" Hid Tom aad the* k* y
appHTed at the deer Inding lo
Walter, took tag amtMngiy Bae from
the brisk air e* tat da and aa Hwonted
gtom to hie eye*
"0*4 to Ml yam' told Mary "Wai
tor to toe knaktoL Were eagerd
iwek ewefned. mere
ly set end toekgd at them, while Tout.
. 1 amountin
The Coming of—
The “Globe Man ”
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
August J Ird and 21th
-TO-
Higg’s Shop
with the
Semi-Annual Showing of
FALL FABRICS AND FASHIONS
Globe Tailoring Company
of Cincinnati
Woolens will he shown in full length drapes
Orders accepted for immediate or future delivery
For the College
Youth
%
For College—where appearance
countfv—vou will want to >’ve
W V
your boy the best. Bring him in
and lot th? Globe representative
fit him scientifically in the latest
Clothes for the college boy.
- 'Tm# J Uiicfi
Wc S*U Ladies' Silk How Toe
Once
There W as
a Steer
that went all over the world. But
not until after the meat was
prepared for market.
The fine hair in its ears went
to Paris to be used in an artist’s
“camel’s hair” brush.
The shin bones went to Shef-
field, England, where they
became knife handles that were
carried in men’s pockets to
South Africa and London.
The sinews and tendons went
to Canada and Mexico — first
boiled down into glue used in
the manufacture of furniture.
Every part of this steer went
somewhere and was used- even
tiny glands no bigg.r than peas
went to pharmaceutical houses
to be made into medicine.
The farmer who raised this
steer was glad to sell it to Swift
&Cumpany fora good cash price.
If he had prepared it for market
himself, it would not have been
worth somueb. Besides the meat,
he could ha\e saved only the
hide and fats. All the rest of
the steer would have been lost.
Swift .wc Company handles
thousands of animals daily and
uses every part of them. Econ-
omy results.
Yov benefit by it Swift &
Company’s profit from all
sources amounts to only a frac-
tion of a cent per pound
Swift & Company
Vis! or* ora* af
gtvj/7 A Corn/ ..»» pacitog p * la.
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Maher, T. W. The El Reno Daily Democrat (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 37, No. 175, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 21, 1928, newspaper, August 21, 1928; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc909469/m1/4/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.