The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 41, No. 147, Ed. 1 Friday, July 22, 1932 Page: 4 of 8
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FOUR
ED RENO (OKLA.) DAILY TRIBUNE
The El Reno Daily Tribune
IIKMI PRINTING A I'l III.IMI.
I Mi COM PAN!'
1931
Issued every evening except Sat-
urday and Sunday morning from
!07 V. Rock Island avenue, and en-
te-ed as second-class mail matter
under the Act of March 3, 1879.
DAVIij O. VANDIVIER
Editor ana Publisher
Al Wilson____Advertising Manager
Paul Wade___________News Editor
llntloniil tflvrrlUluK llrprrNfnlallveii
Front, I n mil* A koli n
Mrw York, (IiIphito, Detroit, M,
I.oiiIm, Dillan, Allaula
Modern Etiquette
By ROBERTA LEE
Q. Is it necessary to bid each
person "good-bye" separately, when
taking leave of a group to which
one has been presented?
A. No. A cordial "good-bye”
BEST WHEN COOL
be Improved for canning and cur-
ing.
"My suggestion is that you en-
courage those who want to can
meat at this time to wait until
the weather is cool enough for the
thorough cooling of the meat.”
and a smile that includes everyone „ . ly i On
is all that is necessary nouhtwivets VYdrntU ‘ "11
West Walnut
LIN BRI
FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1932.
Baseball Standings
Western League
(Not including night games)
SHORTAGE FOUND
Off-Season Sealing
The home of Chris Graham
was damaged by fire about b
o'clock Monday morning. Mrs. Har
_ . , , i ry Lock was assisting in puttinp
Housewives in Canadian county QUt the f)re an(J WM
q Should the hostess insist
when a visitor refuses a cup of
coffee or tea?
A. No; do not insist after the
fiist ltfusal. |who have been contemplating the., . _. . .. -
Q. What is second mourning? canning of mcat during the not uWU'
A. Second mourning is the grad-
uation from deep mourning to
colors.
Other Events of Interest
About Town
DAILY SUBSCRIPTION HITES
By Carrier
One year-----------------------15.00
Six Months—.................12.60
Throe Months— ---- - |1.8
11} .Hull In Cauadlau null AiIJoIiiIuk
Couallea
..................84 00
..................f2 ho
Three Months.-----------------81.36
lie Mull Oulnlde Above Counden
'>ne Vear ....................16 0U
5lx Months____________________83.61
three Mjnths__________________83.Oo
Due yo«r-----
Six Months -
Bible Thought
HOW CAN I?
By ANNE ASHLEY
HOW TO GET ON-Ask, and. it
shall be given unto you; seek, and
ye shall find.—Matthew 7: 7.
Q. How can I clean silver?
A. Put a little peroxide on a
flannel cloth, rub it on a cake of
soap, and apply to the silver. Then
polish it with a soft cloth.
Q. How can I improve the
flavor of coffee?
A. Always warm the coffee pot
before making coffee. Then sprinkle
a little salt on the coffee before
pouring on the boiling water.
Q. How should one send return
postage?
A. When sending stamps for re-1
turn postage, attacli them by »I
snuill spot in the center, leaving
(he glue around the edges un-
touched.
. ., her and she fell striking her hpne.
summer season, were advised1 , "e,
Thursday by Miss Harvey Thomp- i, ' : s ^®f°rtcd do‘
son. home demonstration agent, it ‘n* “ wpU as P°“ible * this
would be beneficial to wait until! ' ,
cooler weather. L ^ “ ““ Wm
Menke home was Mrs. Dora Buhr
A number of women have been Mrs Pricda Riekenbcrg al)d
preparing to do this work out of Marvln. Mlsa Anna Buhr. Herman
season, not only In Canadian constien and Fred Menke.
countq, but over the state, accord-, 8:tlurd
mg to word from Miss Martha M wtre Mr #nd ' cha >°
McPheeters. extension specialist in . ... . *
foods nutrition of the Oklahoma ^ ™ “f ^
A. and M. college in Stillwater. | mM/ “'>d Mr^ Fa.v Ab-
bott and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Buhr
In advising against this she said: 8unday guests ln UlP Hubert Cor„
"There seems lo be a tendency home wprp Mr and Mrs H Koeft
on the part of some of our farm and fHnll]y Ml. and Mrs A „
women to want to can meat at Con) and Mr nnd Ml,. Prcl w
the present time. I feel that this of Weatherford.
is a practice that should not be
Mr. and Mrs. True Osborn ano
Yukon. July 22.—The Beta chap
ter of the Delta Kappa Gamma
Sorority of Yukon entertained the
Alpha chapter of Oklahoma City
and the Gamma Chapter of Ei
Reno with a lawn bridge party al
the home of Miss Margarita Haul
ing.
The evening was spent playing
bridge. The grand prize went to
Mrs. Helen Stevenson of El Reno
and Miss Helen Tarpening of Ok-
lahoma City.
Those present from El Reno were.
Misses Martha Lee Bassingcr, Eve-
lyn Wagner. Faye Van Wagner.
Helen Wolf, Edith Reid; Mesdames
Helen Stevenson, Ethel Stafford
and Geraldine McCulley.
Those present from Oklahoma
City were: Misses Dorothy Vaiuli-
griff, Helen Terpening, Dorothy
W
L
Pet
Denver
16
8
.667
Tulsa
14
9
.591
Oklahoma City
13
10
.565
St. Joseph
12
10
.545
Omaha
12
11
.522
Des Moines
10
14
.417
Pueblo
9
15
.375
Wichita
6
10
.273
Suit Filed Against Bond
Of Officials
SEED OVER CHICKEN FEED
New Westminster, B. C., (U.R) —
j Even chickens must have their vl-
| tamines. Peter Unger, a poultry-
i man, recently entered a counter-
claim to a feed bill suit against,
him in which lie charged pilchard
oil sold him was deficient in VI-
tamines A and D causing. his
poultry to develop rickets. He
claimed he lost heavily on Ills
chickens because of this fact.
National League
1
Mrs. Ida Patterson Howard, of
Tulsa, is visiting in the home ol
Oklahoma City, ju.y 22 i/l')—An | her father, F. B. Patterson, 101
W
L
Pittsburgh
50
36
Chicago
49
38
Boston
47
42
Philadelphia
46
37
St. Louis
43
44
Brooklyn
42
47
New York
39
45
Cincinnati
39
55
American
League
W
L
New York
62
29
Philadelphia
55
37
Cleveland
53
38
Washington
51
41
Detroit
48
40
St. Louis
40
49
Chicago
30
58
Boston
22
07
Phone Classified Ads. to 18.
audit revealed a shortuge or $.i,-' South Macomb avenue.
402.65 in accounts of the Okmul- j ____
gee county treasurer from Aug. l, i
1931 to March 31, 1932, John Hog-!
ers, state examiner and inspector,
reported today.
472j Rogers' report told of the suicide j
4(j“ I oi Austin Lewis, deputy county |
.419
Pet.
.581
.563
.528
.495
i oi Austin Lewis,
treasurer who shot himself Iasi!
March 21.
pcl I Suit for recovery of the shortage:
will be instituted against Lewis
bond of $2,000 and also against j
the $2,000 bond of J. B. Roberts,;
county treasurer, Rogers said.
!.TUr.!8.ed “r,T!' and Mrs. Lizzie Osborn and j Cooper' Johu WiUkcr ^na Oadd,
.........................."......... daughter, Opal, of Moore. Okla.J MoM,amC8 Hal Snodgrass ami Tom
risk when the weather is so hot
and also because tire task is much
more difficult than
cooler weather.
Relief Act in '30
SALES INSURANCE
"“THE president of a large maiiu-
* factoring firm recently aston-
ished his fellows by undertaking n
tremendous advertising campaign
for a special product, lo lie in-
troduced on the consumers’ mnr;.
et.
Per the most pari In* competi-
tors took one glance at their own
sales ledgers, with their depressing-
ly dwindled accounts, and looked
upon their bold contemporary with
REMINISCING
H r «»«l «•«•■ «| from Ibf
I'nprr i»f 15 Yrnr* 4«m
.Inly 22, 1017
Sunday, no publication
MIDLAND
I Sunday dinner guests at die (j.
I H Tcdd home were Mr nnrl Mr: .
^___________________^____„ ......|J E Morrison and son, Jerry, of i ln B fpw |IUit„1M.P:i
Ijoth pity and solicitude Certainly, '^'^'oma City. Mr and Mrs. .1 "A niuth better farm practice!
they told one another, the poor ..li,,,,,l( ,,a"8htei and Miss wouJd br to hold these animals
Ruth Todd
visited ln the A McLaughlin home
last week.
Mrs. Irwin Woods and children
of Oklahoma City visited in the
"Two years ago when there was Fred Dodson home Sunday,
no feed for livestock we did pro- Rev. and Mrs. Thorton. Mr. and Mrs.
mote meat canning during the John Crafl and Miss Vcra Smlth
late summer and early autumn ^crc Sunday dinner kik\sU> In the I Thompson, Mildred Ander-
months purely as an emergency G c Coolpy ilomp son and Lois Bradfield.
and drouth relief measure. Al that Kula F|IV AbboU lSpPllt Sunda,.
time we emphasized the import-',1|{1|l wltll E|.sip y|allaker. '
ance of having the meat cooled al Mr H|ld Mra rtav Wond ofWlc|,.
a refrigeration plant and doing I )ta Kim, arr Siting with Mr.
the work rapidly after the meat Woo<rs slstPr. Mrs Ben Rogers.
nhnt C00Ungl Mrs. Fred Menke wasTalled to
** ' 1 Butler, Okla., last week to be with
We leel that canning me it, in |,rr mother, who Is seriously ill.
quantity, except chicken, Is out ofj _____ ' 1
order in a year like this one when *--
leed Is abuiidaiit, except |M-ilia|Ni '
.681
.593
.582
.554
.545 I
.449)
.341
.247
TYPEWRITERS and
ADDING MACHINES
New and Reconditioned
SALES—RENTALS—REPAIRS
HENRY BEHNE
Typewriter Dept. Phone 280
McMains.
Others present were: Mrs. Louis
Groffman of St. Louis; Misses Le-
na Bunch. Elsie Fleck. Mary Krou-
tll, Martha Waddell and Margarita
Harding; Mcsdamcs Rctta Winton,
Verna Compton, Marguerctc Logan.
Miscellaneous Shower
A number of friends from Dclii-
any and Yukon surprised Mrs.
Floyd Gray with a nilscelluneoiu-
shower al the home of her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Johnson
Mrs. Qray before her recent mar-
riage was Miss Marie Jolmson
L
MISTI,ETOK
fellow's brain is addled.
However, the manufacturer who
had I icon so courageous smiled at
his competitors a short while taker dy rpt.ov
as he watched Ills sales climb to I
. , a , - i Mr and Mr:. IVImar Mvers and
where loss stoppt-d and profit be- .......... . ,, ,, ,
I daughter, MartliA Lee, Mr. and
. Mrs Elmer Ledbetter and daugh •
Explaining his Investment in j tPr, u,,e(u. spent Bmidav at the
such wholesale advertising, the I n p Myers home
president said; "We look ii|joii ad-1 Ml-,s Vo„ Tungeln and rlill-
vertlsing as sales insurance. Well (frPI)i Mrs WlM Mlllcndor( spPn(
no man would run and cancel his Monday id the Fred Von Tungeln
tornado insurance witli a twistci | |lumf
headed for Ins home
Mi mid Mrs L. H. Eaton ail-
... i over until cold weather and con- nounces the birth of n baby bov
zfrzrjz rxirte - -
writing. We all hope i,,,- )1Pr n - ______” ' _ _
Mrs. Clias. A. Mason, son, Paul,
und Tonuny Ashlnliurst. were Ok-
lahoma City visitors Thursday.
Mrs. S. A. Dean and children,
of Oklahoma City, spent Friday
with Miss Nyna Bladen, 210 North
Hoff avenue.
BIG SISTER
THURSDAY’S RESULTS
National League
Pittsburgh 3, Philadelphia 2.
Only game.
American League
Boston 3, New York 2.
St. Louis 5, Philadelphia 3.
Washington 5, Detroit 4.
Only games.
FRIDAY GAMES
American league
Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Only games.
National League
St. Louis at Cincinnati.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
New York at Boston.
Brooklyn al Philadelphia.
Western League
Denver at Oklahoma City.
Des Moines at Tulsa.
Pueblo at Wicldta.
Omaha al 81 Joaeph I
Mrs. J B Gibson nnd nephew,
E. G. Paradis, motored to Tulsa
Friday.
NO PARK TO BOSS
Boston, (U.R)—Massachusetts lias
i a director of state parks, Daniel
; M. McGrath, whose salary is $4,-
1500 a year, but, oddly enough.
| there are no stale parks for him j
j io direct. The office was created j
| by lire 1931 legislature in anlici
- pation of a system of state p-. as I
j To date, the appointment oi the ]
I director represents tire extent ol ]
progress.
— ■ ■ ■ i . i
Phone Classified Ads. to 18.
BUILDING AND
LOAN STOCKS
If you w ish lo buy or sell see me
Thus. Jensen
Phone 377. 103!a N. Bickford
Donald Ahern
Democrat For
County Assessor
POWER
KcKriml your (ruck or tractor now. Be ready
lor the rush season.
VALVES AND SEATS
IT you have valve trouble let us show you
how to overcome it.
Blacksmith Coal Case Repairs
LANMAN FOUNDRY & MACHINE CO.
El Reno, Okla. Phone 679
"We feel that it would be dis-
asterous for us to discard our
'sales insurance' now. It is true
that it has been necessary to Lake
up slack but wc liuve accom-
plished It in as judicious a manner
ns possible.”
The slack was taken up in
branches of advertising such as oy
billboards, magazines and rad'o
Newspaper lineage was maintained
Newspaper advertising is sane | daughters railed
bales insurance.
WHAT'S IN A NAME
PROFESSIONAL orthologlsts arc
• much put out at the way In
which Governor Franklin D. Roose-
velt insists on pronouncing Ids
name, They have ransacked thf
garrets ol orthology and found
uowhere any reason why he should
pronounce tire diphthong "oo” in
the first syllable of his name as
llie “o” in rose
According to the best evidence
they have unearthed, the diphthong
”o" should be pronounced as the
"oo" in moo, coo. boo. boo, und so
lorlh Roosevelt could, .recording to
their learned argument, place two
dots -the dlersls. over the second'^"; "a nd Lltil7'Mlls Bel-
"o" and pronounce his name sonic-, |y Burkp Brckley wprp Oklahoma
tiiiin- 111 this fashion, Row-Ohsc-
velt However Hie orthologlsts here
Mr. and Mrs A L. Wilkerigin
and son, Alliorl lw, spent Sunday
with Mr and Mrs John Tittering-
ton.
Junior Laughlin spent Sunday
evening with Harry and Elmer Von
Tungeln.
Miss Elizabeth Dykes, Jimmy
Dykes mid Kenneth Todd spent
Sunday with Edna and Prank
Drannan.
Mr and Mrs E W Todd and
at the G. H
Todd home Sunday morning.
Miss Mildred Von Tungeln and
Miss Helen Mac Lorenzcn spent
Saturday night with Margaret Me-
Kinstcr.
Misses Effie and Eva Tarter
spent Saturday night with 0|>al
Delong of El Reno.
Miss Ruth Maher, of Enid. Mr
and Mrs. Ray Maher and daughter
Mary Margaret, 412 8oulh Paster
avenue, spent Thursday afternoon
In Oklahoma City.
®’ro<4 F. Arnold and daughter.
Miss Kathryn. 518 South Barker
avenue, spent Friday in Enid.
Mr and Mrs. A C Artman. Mr.-
ViO*>IR,tOOf A VIOL L'vmo’ MCt5e.
Bur DOSE. W in o ' VnIWAT a
opportunity!
at dat.'an EMC* I toe.
am' es/tRvT'iMG.' .
r/wt
'Wf
: vy-W
End of a Perfect Day
MAM, I VE GOT -fo MANE Dl*5
iy; G>V OE TiMe DOSE. KIDS
y GiH* BACK. AM' *SET Op
15 sqoavjk t cam Be. mu-e.'S
rnn DE RWE', ’•
w
'ey
nuV\v
I SNOKJT TIT ART OE EVJCSIME'TIL
I GIT 'ER OOT |M DE “STREAM.
DAT vJAV DERE'*5 MO CBAMCE O’
OE VO OB MEARlto' IT’tilT <3iT A
GOOD ^TART, DEM OJATOA MS..
Bv LES EORGRAVE
UE3i' LI ST EM T”0 DAT ENGINE Pt JRR •
MOVN AlMT DlS- SAY.1 VUWAT1^, DE
ts/ATTER mere ? oe blamed
T'iNc5 vaIOM't *5TEER! vjhv diom’t
DEV’ Teh- me SUMPM' uuas
VJR0M<J Win" Qis BOAT.'
Tremble Ahead
City visitors Thursday.
are asking too much, even of a
presidential candidate.
While Roosevelt maintains thut I
the pronuneiotlou of his name'
should be Rosevelt. the purists turn i
upon him with a smirk of triumph
Either you are wrong." they say. j
' or Hoover should be pronounced ■
Hover'." No one would think ol.
pronouncing Hoover's name to rhy-
me with Rover.
The controversy resolves Itsell
into the way a word is pronounced
by thase who use it. This is a
safe rule applied by ail careful lin-
guists, who have seen the dogmat-
ism of Noah Webstert— he Illus-
trious orthographer—discredited by
the changes of a few generations.
V ■ " thf |
creeks weie to pronouncreek <
CfKh. wlui* " • lie •
used except by Uiosc* psoplc,
would be folly for the purlsti to
argue for the "correu ’ piuuuncta-
tton.
Tlie esse Is the same here
Roosevelt Is not the first of Ills
family to Insist on the "Rosevelt"
pronunciation. His eminent rela-
tive. Theodore. Insisted on II too
If Roosevelt. Is Rosevelt to the
entire Roosevelt family, then even
the purists should be satisfied with
it
Gordon Jackson returned to
WeatherArd Thursday evening lol
lowing a week's vacation spent in
the home of Ills parents. Mr ano
Mrs T. O , Jackson, 1210 East
Cavanaugh street
Mrs. James E. DcL:ty. easl of the
rltv. will leave Saturday evening
for a month’s visit with her par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. A L. Erland-
eon, in Minneapolis, Minn.
t2>ETH,BODDV
AMD DOMMtE ,
IMbOOCEMT OF
THE FACT
THAT THE
OU00LE HAD
BE EM STOLEN)/
L&VSORE.LV
FlMlSHEO
their Picnic
AT-The ^PPiMC
AMD PREPARED
for the
LONkS TREK
BACK TO
The boat.
tmat's it quooy1 while
i clear up things vou^ill
the pail’s at the “Sprimg
and \me ll ^tart for
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COULD GET SO
MEAvy*
it's heav v
all right '
ILL BE CLAD
TO GET BACK
TO THE.
"P7.J3UBQLE.
SETH! THE BOAT.1
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ought to be t
right over (—
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