The Daily Democrat (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 24, No. 266, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 14, 1915 Page: 2 of 4
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ALL THE NEWS ALL THE TIME.
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF CANADIAN
COUNTY AND CITY OF EL RENO
EDITORIAL PAGE =
THE LEADING DEMOCRATIC
PAPER. THE ONLY DAILY
IN CANADIAN COUNTY.
ELRRNO DAILY DEMOCRAT
J. W. R ^ DER, Editor and Proprietor
kntered at the Hostoffict at I.I Reno, Oklahoma, as second class mail matter
ML RKNO, OKLAHOMA, JANl'AUY 11 UUf>
El Reno Theatre, Friday. Jan. 15--"A Modern Eve"
Tickets on Sale at Theatre Candy Store--25c to
Six months, delivered by currier J no
Three mo., delivered by carrier 1,00
One month, delivered by carrier , In
One week, dehveied by carrier .In
SPECIAL OfFER UNTIL MARCH 1ST
(hie year by mail $ J .50
Six months by mail I ,j()
Classified mis. and paid locals mutt be pa id toe in tut
from business firms. <'opt/ for tut*, mutt be in hy v a.
Our mission is to give the
news: ret ltd iona five not
intended, and misstate-
merits ot any character
will be cheerfully cor-
rected as soon as brought
to our notice
nu phone outers accepted, except
rder to iiMute proper display.
HGW DRY I AM
When (rod inH(l<* Arizona 'tis said
lie did it in a resting up spoil before
putting th« finishing touchps on
that much dreaded locality so vivid-
ly dtweribed by Dante. Il<
to s«e just how dry a country could j ing
be made and nni be instantly des-
troyed l>> spontaneous combustion
so that he would know exactly how
to finish up that place where the
principal occupation is wailing and
gnashing of teeth and singing that
old familiar hymn: How Dry J
Am." The Democrat does not vouch
for the truth ol this statement htii
has the word of some more or lens
reliable residents of the Mohave
desert around Kingman. Yucca and
Topoo, but it iB generally conceded
that he made it dry, very dry The
bleached bones of beast and man
are under every cactus from Yuma
to the Needles, mute testimonials lo
the fact that Dives was not the only
man to say oh for a drop of water
to cool my parched tongue." The
prohibitionists squeezed the lew re-
maining drops of moisture out of
Arizona in the recent election which
placed Arizona in the dry" column
hut it has remained for Attorney
(reneral Wiley Jon« .< of that state
to put the crowning touch of nvi-
er.v to the thirst parched populace.
He has ruled that the law could not
he suspended in favor of egg nog to
to look over the situation, and to
locate if poss.ble. -ome likeh plan
whee the elusive catfish might
find an abode. I'pon their return
they refused to be intervi • vc 1 and
it i unite likely they have located
Home ideal fishing places fot
wanted! |a|t r. on It is probable that a meet-
f the club will he held in the
near tuturo to elect oficers and
transact any other business that
may be in season
Quite a number of F)1 Reno cit-
izens attended the trial of the pack-
ing house case which was held a few
days ago before Judge Cotteral in
the federal court at (iutJirie, and
some of them will not soon forget
their experiences For instance there
was a prominent R1 Reno citizen
who while waiting to be called as a
witness in the ease thought to be
guile the time by pursuing the
morning paper He had barely got-
ten started when the bailif of the
court, tripped lightly tip to hint
and tapped him on the shoulder and
informed him that it was against
the peace and dignitj of the cdurt
to read a newspaper in the court
room. And this happened in the r
S A., too Then shortly after one I
of the Logan county natives drop I
ped into the court room to see !
what, was going on lie took a big
chew of one of the popular brands of'
chewing tobacco and was hitting the I
cuspidor nine times out of ten when
the same bailiff informed him. that
if he persisted he might be fined for'
contempt to court It was not ver> I
long when one of the witnesses w!io
had Journeyed to Guthrie over the J
Fort Smith and Western allowed I
Why if 16 fo
your advantage
to buy a South Bend Watch on our dub plan.
l.asy Payments
it enables you to buy a high-£rado watch without o big oullav
of money. You pay a small amount oath week, so small you will
never notice it and in a lew weeks the watch is entirely paid fur.
Cash Price
Our club |)|<m makes it possible for vou to buy the
'""m 'i' 'be cash r<vk bottom i ric«*. Ibis m.wis •
V.jO to $5.00.
AIMS t«-
i>d\nicut
\ Roman
> built lo give
ant«*e by the
H ear the watch while you pay
>1X1 get th« Wdtdi u|Kjn making your first payment
A ny kind of a case you desire
)ou select any kind ol a linish foe the case you desii
ti I ul assortment ot artistic designs in engraved cast's ,is wei
linish and engine turned.
Quality of the South Bend H atch
rhe quality of lh - South fiend Watch is beyond question. It
accurate and durable service. It is sold under an iromladgu
manul'tcuirers to give absolute satisfaction.
Our guarantee
to L.'.' ilfl' ' a<''u^ "1,> South fiend Watch to your person and guarantee it
#i ihi P^ sfa"* Vm" as 1,5 as is rH,t abused in any wa\ It it t..iU to
uo imis wo agree to give you a new watch in exchange.
We c..n afford lo make this astonishing watch offer for a few days
oni\ o<xi Met this remarkable opportunity for buying <1 high-grade
WtjU-h slip by droj in and get the lull information this evening.
S. E. Brady, Jeweler
V
1 from his slumbers and informed him
j that th" federal court wa s not
relieve a sick wife's suffering honri
"Ion"* fte n | fatigue t,, overcome htm. and was
and that 'emon extract containing a peacefullx sleeping without a single
little alcohol which a woman ni ■< ds Bnore. when the bailif roused him
to flavor a cake cannot be iutroduc
ed into the state Concentrated cot-
. lodging house and that he too. might
Tee also comes under the ban ,
draw a fine for contempt Thereaf-
I he attorney general gave the to- the members of the HI Reno del
opinion in reply to a large number egation went outside the court room
of Inquiries concerning the scope of I
the law.
'Nothing any one can use
beverage which may intoxicate him
can be used or introduced in: i l'
state," was his sweeping ruling.
Although the balmy days of
Spring are yet tar distant, the mem
hers of the Izaak Walton Club have
already begun to bestir themselves
in anticipation of the season's sport.
it is reported on reliable authe-ity
ihat .liggs Donohue has invested' who's going ti
in a brand new line and fishing ; ;l question that
tackle, and it is also reported that Kasv to answer,
on numorou.* and divers occasions
whenever they had occasion to draw
J their breath, and the ppaco and dip-
j nit \ of i)i > courts was not rtiolested
a #ra i n
The other day an Indian got drunk
and his wife got drunk and then
her spouse proniptl\ landed on her
.pro bos is with felliriR efect and there
was a family row tor a few minute
| Truly the Red Mau is an adept in
I learning the ways of the white man.
run tor mayor' is
is heard daily
What is the male
EL RENO THEATRE
TONIGHT
A WM.A. BRADY FEATURE
"1 he Dollar Mark "
A Stirring: tale af early Cobalt when (he lure of gold
made men demons and lives were held as dirt. PS
In 5 Acts
Lubin presents Arthur V. Johnson in
'THE BELOVED ADVENTURER No. 15
'In the House of Silence'—Biograph drama
'The Alarm of Anelone'—American drama
Our Mutual Girl, Margaret meets the famous
artist, James MontK<meiy Flagg- as told in
"OUR MUTUAL GIRL WEEKLY"
'In the Vale of Sorrow'--drama
IP R^LS IP 5c and 10c
LOWER PRICES
On FORI) CARS
Kffective August 1, 1914, to August 1, 191.")
And Guaranteed Against any Reductions
during that time. All Cars fully equipped
f. o. b. Detroit.
Runabout,
Touring Car,
Town Car,
(In the United States
of
$440
490
690
America Only
BUYERS TO SHARE IN PROFITS
All retail buyers of new Ford cars from August 1.
1914, to August 1, 1915, will share in the profits of
the company to the extent of $40 to $t)0 per car, on
each car they buy, PROVIDED, we sell and deliver
800,000 new Ford cars during that period.
ASK I S roii PAHTKI'LAUS.
I he Standard Motor (,ar Company
. population of HI Ueno
Tli.
hp hits Mated that any fish that ....
caught the coming season will he;
• aught by tho Allies and not by th"
Merman* ' Hill" Maier hoover de- 0°°
rlded to use a little strategy and in i'hone tax alon. will
company with the Onion King the pear and tb y*
"hiked" to the river last Saturday cli.-ap '
DOINGSTqf the van loons
El Reno Theatre
F riday--January 15 I' rid ay
Mort H Singer's Sparkling Musical Comedy
"A MODERN EVE"
6O-COMPA NY—60
Tickets on sale al 1 heatre Candy Store
25, 50, 75, $1.00 arc! $1.50
-no mat-
W'e are in a position to handle your goods-
ter how large or small
PROMPT SERVICE—REASONABLE CHARGH
Bodine-Hudson Transfer & Storage Co.
ISO—PHONE—ISO
The First National Bank
El Reno, Oklahoma
CONSERVATIVE PROGRESSIVE
In it* management. it8 |(,lllr)
OBLIGING and ATTENTIVE
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Ryder, J. W. The Daily Democrat (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 24, No. 266, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 14, 1915, newspaper, January 14, 1915; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc91034/m1/2/: accessed August 15, 2026), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.