The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 38, No. 266, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 14, 1930 Page: 2 of 6
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THE EL RENO (QKLA.) DAILY TRIBUNE
PUPILS’ HEALTH -1 pi»« ^ victim.
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r .poets 7,500 Visi-
tors for 3-Day Session,
' e it ember 7-9
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Bonn
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T| r r (ho largest con-
,if] the Oklahoma Depart-
1 mcrlcnn Legion and
' *■ n k have ever
1 k i • • ris to enter-
7. ' » vi :tors during the 3-
i i, i Miber , H, and
IT ’ti. I Commander Roder.-
ot f% J fan will attend,
v . v.i*’ C »v. \V. J. Hollo-
< r ' ’ i t. Secret ary of
' . U. S. Soil. W.
" ’ii. Kltner Thomas,,
'’o vc mman W. W.
tor-oy C nernl J.
S4r,(.> f« gion ("nin-
C5. 1‘of ton. Slate
I Phillips, past de-
nn »irnil*TH and other
(meat officials.
f ’.inMr propor-
plani : if will in-
'n and Auxilary hands
<! ,t •) b ?,le corps form
. Pauls Valley,
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•' » h Flo?(^ will carry
’led v tei.’Uif from Die veter-
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Should Enter School in
Best Physical Condition
ACROSS fj4 Repaired the shoo ruminant's stomach
1 Part of a church bottoms H Military assistant
ro 1 »rt*tIudca 68 Hellfflou# picture 12 Level _
10 Chinese coin f)9 Ti,,C(l Iand 38 Hhow lho way [jgj
It One or the .Slovenes71 Mcasuro ^^tance 21 Instantly
ir, potential cnertv 73 WatalcoCt •' 23 Provisional docu-
73 Hinder merit
74 Object of worship 25 A color
75 God of war 27 Knot in a fiber of
7G Delightful region.'; cotton
77 Ice cream container 28 Jumps
29 Public
30 Delonging to a Ro-
1 Inquired
2 JJraid
"> "* Potential energy
3 0 Lend
3 7 J lead less cabbage
IS Timely
30 Notion
20 .Severe
NT:or (colloq.)
23 Disburse
24 Jutting rock
25 Ago
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2 . Masculino nickname 3 Auction
2! Murry 4 Turn insldo out
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H begin at midnight
"f ih»» convention
"ill continue tin-
c. Daucs will bo held
ro " l tllrnom, one
i In the state, and
1 r/’o h Krooni. Legion*
inii cd to an of
r 1) by pregen ting Ihelr
ID f ml Dances will he
ry night.
bem ties from score*
:■ nt Tod In .i |
1 (» h ' In hi at Douglaau I I
1 '11 when thousands may
he ante ruined.
‘ IHikt pouted by (ho
w " :r:;n. nl for Mio best
i » - ' bu» !c corps in
' - ; "i■ tli Legion posts
( ■ » corps, bunds,of allied
• * ’'0 will appear in
F':?e U ul ?50().ftO, Th •
' / M d lo prove one
,’1’ ” ' :,r t features of the
'hiM b cause more than a
: ,• cxpf ctc.'i to be here.
1 •'* id S will stage its
1 " ' > i’ 1 ‘' VV i crk" as its Jn-
' ' 1 ° n " termed. It is always
a big convention event.
To !.!•'• on irioa haying leisure
♦ m nt tho con "(ion. lho city
* or* i; • , nl. lalumont at Lake
. » De of the biggest
imd . , of v; ter in Central and
i I rn Oi i'hotna. Loafing and
L ii ' I*.* provided. The
•okv.niL,Country Club courses
I ' n Ii' them. Kverv
' 1 ’ 2-d ty session,
h' ' ■ accounted for
on the program.
! n Legion Aux-
K*vw w!'! hold Ls annual presi-
1 " t on the socond
‘h'.v :1 com ritfon. The aux-
''H’V .Jr o v. II hold a banquet
day m the I
a C1 th house. | j
1,1..... ’5 iiiors is no small
• b"- ibo ••■•Moral committee
n <t nil who pro-
MMhip card will
rr Mil?. One con-
MiF will sleep on
' 'F' in sc’Mon In the
" M ^ ; pMiM:ii train will !
1 1 and pick up Pul-1
"•3 ' f>»: i " 'v ty to the Ton*
vent’on,
■ h in importation rate for
'he Legion and
Auxiliary • being provided by
mK r -i u -d and 1ms linos, It is I
a ii non need,
23 Thrice (inus.)
M Kvcr (poet.)
27 Always
39 Impair
<2 Neat of an caglo
44 Toper
45 Ottoman military
titlo
4G Continued
4'.* Uproot
59 Thoroughfares
(abbr.)
f»l Diver (Sp.)
52 AVcep •
54 Arid
55 Dig
57 And not
59 A to
5-’ Note In Guido's
scale
5 Understands
• 6 Snare ? 4 f * ’•
7 Mythological mon«
1 fltcra
8 Throbs
*J Shrewd
10 Ediblo part of a
Antwer to
Previous Puzzle
man emperor
32 Ferreted out
34 Comforted
35 An anesthetic
3G Prompt
38 Scratch (Scot.)
40 Destiny
41 Encourage
43 Made a mistake
47 Pe indisposed
48 Put on
53 Genus of cattle
55 Indentations
5G Gladden
58 Adaptation of the
Itonian alphabet
59 Prima donna
60 Refrigerator
01 Part of tho head
63 Arabian seaport
C5 Italian resort
60 Oak (Hob.) #
67 Take out
69 American humorist
70 Lund measures
Thf* Importance of parents hav-
| big their children in lho best pos-
sible physical condition when the
Children enter 'school and of the
school officials protecting their
* health during the school term is
emphasized by Dr. Clyde W. B< -
son, of the state department of!
health, in a bulletin just issued
Dr. Meson says:
“In a very short time now the
schools of the State will he open-
"d to receive the youth of Okla-
homa; many of whom will la-
tcrlng for the first time. Since
(he laws of Oklahoma make it
compulsory for children or a ccr-
,a,n a«e 10 attend school, it must
he the duty of all officials and!
health officers to see that the!
welfare of the pupils Is protected j
from every angle.
‘ 'rhe most important thing for
parents to consider, is to see thfur
(heir children enter school in
ms nearly perfect physical con-
diUnn as possible, to that end
it should be their aim, to see
1 hat Hie children he given a phy-
sical examination before entering
school, to discover and correct I
any defect.
"While vaccination is not com-
pulsory in Oklahoma, every child
entering school should |)P ini.
munized against smallpox and
diphtheria, two of our common-
ent and most dangerous diseases
To Have 31 More Pull-
Time Teachers
STILLWATER, Okla , Au*. 14
(Special)—With the addition of
31 fulltime professors and In-
structors, and the appointment of
eleven graduate assistants, to
the faculty, the Oklahoma A. and
M. college wll open the fall term
in September with an increased
teaching and research staff.
Hr, Edith McArthur replaced
Miss Florence 8ohertz as pro-
fessor and head of the depart-
ment of household science, and
Hr. J. C. Muerman has been add-
ed as professor of rural educa-
tion.
Four associate professors, 12
assistant, professors, 11 instruct-
ors, ond 10 graduate assistant:)!
have also been appointed. Cecil
Roberts, Muskogee, will be new ■
farm foreman for the poultry
department, and Edward P. Loh-I
mann, Beaver Ham, Wise., has a
fellowship In the ceramics depart-
ment.
The associate professors are:
Lippert Spring Ellis, Madison.,
, Wis., argicultural economics de-
. :J Partment; Jesse I. Keith, Still-«
MB water, Hairy manufacturing; D. i
j A. Hamilton, Stillwater, arehi-
Eugenla I tecture; Eunice Jenkins, Denni-
LOCAL BRIEFS
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Roth, of
Sheboygan, Wls., transacted busi-
ness here today.
Miss Teresa Williams and Har-
by Quinn attended the 8t. Louis-
Oklahoma City night baseball
game in Oklahoma City, Wednes-
day.
Oaubenheyer, youngest daugh
of Mn. W. E. Daubenheyer, 6
South Roberts avenue.
Supt. and Mrs. H. E. WrinJ
are visiting in Norman and Ok
homa City.
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Penwell,
of Oklahoma City, announce the
birth of a son weighing 9 Mi
pounds Wednesday, August 13*
to whom they have given the
name, Donald Lee, Mother and
son are doing nicely at tHe El
Reno Sanitarium. Mrs. Pen-
well was formerly Miss Clev«
EL RENO TRANSFER!
AND STORAGE CO.
Transfer, storage, packing
shipping. Local and long dls
tance moving and heavy haul
Ing.
112 W. Wade
Phone 881-108
R. E. WHITLOCK, M(r.
C. H. KRUMM, Secy.
These two sisters,
Laws, top, and Mary, below, are son, Tex., household arts!
victims of Chicago's oddest plane ___- .
(rash. They were passengers on Mrs. M. L. Soott anil (trandson.
Laverne, 1021 South El Reno St.,
will leave overland Friday morn-
a private plane which plunged
into the water pit of a gas tank, nill UTOIMIim ,I1WBV IIIU1H.
.........»whiw. killing the two girls and the pi* ! ing for a several days’ visit In
D-eth should be thoroughly ex- 1°*. who had just gotten his li- (Colorado Springs. They expect
anil nod; eyes tested for defective cense a short time before. 'to return September 1. ’
vixion, ns nothing 'hinders a
child more in the course of hi.-*
xtwdy than faulty eyesight. It is
j often found, where a child is do-! i
ing no good with his lesson, and
has been pronounced n slow back-
ward youngster, the whole trou-
ble lay in defective vision, and on
(his Icing found and corrected,
the boy or girl at once com-
menced to improve.
‘The function of the school is
More than a drink
It is also probably the most easily digested
food in all the list. Therefore it is quick relief
for fatigue and hunger. Always a delicious
beverage, it gives highest nutriment, because
it is made by our particular Horlick proc-
ess. Send ten cents for sample and muter.
HORLICK’S
RACINE. WISCONSIN
TREE SITTERS BEGINNING TO REGRET
DAYS WASTED FROM THEIR VACATION
8 LAC/( /
FLAG,
PHILADELPHIA August 14.’them." But such their fate was
(IP)—Tho nation-wide personality not to be. numerous situations in-
of a month, the promiscuous hoy
'involved in a series of t hr*> *
| accidents.
"Th® driver said the Com-
missioner, “should become in-
cheuxingly careful in operating
and profit by the teachings of ex-
perience
* orenKin
Not Lead to Two More fom
ihlldron with the quallMcatlons
necessary to carry on lho work of
Rood American citizenship. The
child's health must not he neg-
lected during the hours he is
compelled to remain in school.
In lho first mlsad- •'The health of the school is
__ venture. The argument for n affected by the personal hygiene
second ami third accident would of teachers as well as pupils
Says One Accident Does 71, ,h" Hfi‘"h u »-»"*«**
| breaking down ot tho nervous part of every school progrjjn.
Children are being taught the
_ ... „ nr ( , -value of regularity and clean-
- MUh Ruth Masters, of Minco, llness. They artv teaming health
ii.llu ... . arrived this afternoon to be the rules
hlckles Department lms'^iuk^i \dert<'l'l °n ^........ in r,'«ar<l to the com-
nteps to kill the ancient super- ,'1, '' 4 > S°' ' " """* 1,V<‘' mon ,lrlnk|nK cup are often vlo-
stltlon that any accident Is the __ Inled. Sometimes the water sup-
first of a series of three . .. ,,. |),y la not Hafe- Where there is
Commissioner of Motor Vehl < i m nny l,ouh'' npl’ly ,0 t,ie State La-
'Ics Uobblnc H. Sioecklebelleveswun ''oratory for a container and
this belief produces ,,u elvers. 7r I f'“r,R° "rnd In a sample of the water for
Psychological erred upon )h(t Journ i" Colorado Springs, Colo, analysis The State Health Da-
motorist, making him more linhie M o. . par,menl str°ngly urges parents
to misadventure M "' Uos,‘ staP°lton* °r th‘‘ to have (heir children examined
Statistics gathered by his H . , ^ retur,lfp(l We<lneH*, ^ the,r 1™\\y physician before
partment show, according i ;t]luy <,Vpn,nR ,rom a mo,l,hH v,H,t entering school. A defective
Stoeckcd. that few oueratnri . , ’V Angeles, Calif., Salt Luke child will do no good in the
in* operators are|city. Utah, and Fort Worth. Tex. course of study.
variably arising to make their!
on the limb, has apparently dis-! T!ntUre a “ttIe umore u«*™iblej
1 th«« marking the finis to the'
, ■ ..... ,,v ii appeared, evidently satisfied .career of another aspirant to the I
"hii i* °ne to teaoh* b“t to equip 1 here’s “no gold in them thar-f title of “world champion tree-
children with the trees." »
trees.” sitter.1'
Immediately concurrent with' Many of the boys broke the
the ascension or one Hilly strings of obedience to their
Kearney to a lofty perch in a parents by entering the field
(roe out in Kansas City, boys of while still others were Inviting
all sizes, ages and ambitions were police intervention because of
seized with a perchnnt for tree- attempts at commercialism
sitting.” Everywhere press notices Albeit, “tree-sitting as a means
told of “squatters" in their; of obtaining national repute has
particular territory. lost Its flavor to the children of
The rage was on—but, the j America, or at least of this area
boys after spending many restless for In direct contrast to the
and haphazard nights in trees situation prevailing several weeks
where (heir only companions were ago there are but a few towns
bugs of nearly every pedigree, villages or hamlets in the state
suddenly realized the fruitfulness |of Fensylvania that can now boast
of it all. A few gaping compan- a “tree-sitter."
7 Quickest
/ WAY TO
GET RID OF
ANTS
'‘■'nv.w®'
ions, kids from other neighbor-
hoods who "razzed" them and
made their situation precarious by
throwing stones, were only a few
of the contentions which were
predominant wherever “tree-
sitters" held forth.
Instead the boys are keeping a
wary eye pealed on the calendar.
In a very few weeks the clarion
call to the classroom will be
sounded, vacation time will be at
an end and the boys who have
spent their respite from hard
...w. iiuill Hell U
Truly martyrs to public ntten- study in trees will be berating
ti°n, the youths endured such themselves for wasting their time,
hardships, consoling themselves So it Is that another fanciful
with the thought that “when I gesture on the part of the modern
become famous I’ll get back at youth has come to past.
Trace the pests to their haunts and blow Blac
Flag Powder into it. The whole colony will be wipe
out. Can’t fail I For Black Flag Powder is the dead
lieat insect-killer made. Rids homes of roaches, fleas
bedbugs, too. Also kills flies, mosquitoes and moths
Packed in glass, it keeps its strength. © i9,0, <•<
BLACK FLAG POWDEI
MADE BY THE MAKERS OF BLACK FLAG LIQUI1
MINIATURE GOLF SUPPLIES
We manufacture golf clubs, and supplies for
miniature courses. Putters, brass or cast. Cups,
steel or cast. Hazards made to order.
LANMAN FDRY. & MCH. CO.
Phone 579 420 N. Macomb £| Reno
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LOCA r. BRIEFS |
v vv ’’ UradKy and daugh-
' vl. 10u5 South Mu-
1 u\ mi i»*. It ft Wednosday for
; 1 o ' i v • i with relatives
,|!"1 nd' ■ .found City, Mo.
'v' • 1 Mrs. J. W. Host, 109
1,,y 1 1 Me l, have re-
lU'i’n’d * i u t y< e weeks’ visit
i'i 1 it viil *, T« n'ell, McKinney
' 1 n-illr Tex-is. Rev, Boat
| '-HI r< Mi' 1 duties ns pastor
•«" 'cemt church Sunday
morning, August 17.
Mr. find Mrs, Joseph M, Roc*
lor, Jr., and eon, Joseph M. Ill
'•<’;{ South Williams avenue, re-
turned Woclnosday from a three
months' visit with relatives in
. Morristown, Tenn,
MHs Dorothy Behrens, who
him been a guest of her aunt,
Mr-, W. P. Mor Ison and Mr. Mor-
• oM, ill South Barker avenue, I
• ill leave Saturday for her home
in St. Louis. She will be ac-
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Mor-|
rlson and sons, Billie, Dnird and
w* n-.v—
Fryberger’s Great Sale Ends Saturday
Just Two More Days, Friday and Saturday
Scores o$ sensational bargains all over the store
Buy now and save lor you always
get more for your money
at FRYBERGER’S
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Blair, James R. & Vandivier, Davis O. The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 38, No. 266, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 14, 1930, newspaper, August 14, 1930; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc917901/m1/2/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.