The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 38, No. 313, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 8, 1930 Page: 4 of 6
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OCTOBER 8
PAGE FOUR
SWEET HUM!
was caused by removal nf inhabi-
tants from'eft lea aa well as from
the country. * •
•“It may b»\” nay* Or. Fry**
book, "that America In at the
beginning of a UUW agricultural
era in which farmers more ari»l
more will come to If to toother
in village* to enjoy ffreutce-tud •
vuntage*. *
The El Reno Daily Tribune
WHAT'S WHAT IN WASHINGTON
It—but merely a* Apcctutora.. in tn#
final analysis, it w«* a case of Ito*
can fighting Republican. for the
two .Norm' weft Intra-purty, not
intar-party rivals. Trouble among
the | Republican" is mot. strictly speaking,
any of the l*mocrata* business.
The progressive Republicans. how-
ever, arc in a position to shout:
• “Look at the method* the stand
By CHARLES P. STEWART
Cent ml I'rct* Staff Wrltrr
WASHINGTON, 1). C.— l^ 11
Democratic rpcllbindcr*, accord
ing to account* from out on
hustings, arc making plenty of cap*
' _ t. ital out of Sen-
ator H
Nye’/t discovery I pat folk arc willing to resort to, to
that there really kut US!
l w as a plot to I ___
V T 1 q„‘ tor SKNATOn NOnniS. as everyone
I- ^ 'U ^Senator! h la a progressive.
F iVnKL George W. JNor- There api*ara to 1 *> no disposition
E Jj^Hr Fj ris out of a ninomr pollUclana to question that
L * place on the No- tho Broken Bow Incident is calcu-
Ir'wiml hmwlfi r. O P luted to arouse sympathy for him
Bk ' * ,u» '# ii throughout Nebraska, thus strength.
ticket this fall filing blin In bis fight for re-election.
by means of tho Rut there are other progressives
rival candidacy whose* senate seats nrc at stake this
Hr Mm ^ ^ . Senator Ifc Mooter Is running tn
cLeaAiUJ>nri W' . 01 South I>.»kota, Senator Pine In Okla-
Broken Bow. Ihotna c,nd Senator Schull In Minne-
Tt Is. Indeed, tho finest kind of po- Lota, and they nil of them seem to
Idlrul capital, because of its slut- have hnrd enough campaigns on their
pllclty. // hands to welcome a good story to
No argument Is required to con- tell, like tho story of the two Norris*.
Issued evsrjr evening except Hal-
urday and Htinday morning from
>07 8. flock Island a.vqtiu* and en-
tsred as Second-class mail mailer
under Oll^rt of March 3. I bit.
pavis o.1 VANtHVir.il
Kdltor and I'ublishrr
James li lllalr.. .^Managing Editor
fihuw 1). lUv_____Advertising Mgr.
Nearing Gdal In Swim Of
Missisaippi River
Match
HOW CAN I?
By ANNE ASHLEV
T MtQU ^
MO
PLACE
LIKE it!
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Three months ..............— *l «
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lag ( woatles
One Y*ar ______________
Mix Months .........—
Tl»re» Months ----- —
My Mall Oaleldr AI»o%e (aaaflea
One Year ----- {}•
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Threr Months ——-----—I2*
Fred Newton, Bllnton merman,
Monday reached Lake Providence,
La., In hl« Attempt to he the
first man to swim the Mississippi
rivpr from Minneapolis to New
Orleans.
Newton, who started his long
water jaunt early in July, hopes'
to reach New Orleans about the
middle of this month. Ho Is
being accompanied by two broth-
ers, F. 8. and Byron Newton, Tho
former arts os bus!ness manager
and advance agouti while Byron
rows a boat alongside Fred while
the swimmer Is in tho Water.
It has been n long grueling trip
for Newton. He has lost con-
siderable weight, and.for seferal
days suffered from ptomaine
poisoning, lie Is determined to
reach New Orleans; however.
A sum of money has been rais-
ed at Clinton through the solo
of postcards bearing Newton'*
picture. The money has bees
forwarded to the fcwlmmer, who
feared he would be compelled to
quit because of lack of funds.N
Newton swims every morning
and afternoon endeavoring to
cover from 2d to 25 miles a day.
L* tween now and election day, to I Senator Thomas J. Walsh, running -
pru :i . sglvs Republican campaign- a* a progressive Democrat, can harp
urMj or. the two Norris* string about us ef-
AfR r all, the most a Democrat can fectlvely In Montana ns Senators Me-
scy lar "My! fmch‘tyul flghtlng!** . Muster. Pine and 8eholl can harp on
Ma>he so; and perhaps the Demo- It as progressive ltepubllcans in thelt j Pupils, who received awards
cruts have a right to be shocked at'respective bailiwicks. for being neither absent nor tardy
----» -------——— (during the month of September,
Tassel, Lee Hubbard. Calvin
Florence, Kloulse JJttle, Violet
_______Cause I, • Wilbur Oassel, Lloyd
Carrol, who has I Rosa Clark enrolled In school I Florence, and Car] Smith.,
tho if her | Monday morning. Hubert Smrcka and Alice
Earl t^pytp and 1 Those neither absent nor tardy \ Svoboda visited school Wednes-
Suuth Mites ave*| for the first month were: Char- day afternoon,
or her home in He, Karel anil Lottie Helen J\nd- The school is very proud of the
iioruing. ersen, Leslie Belcher, Louie Bum- new basketball backstops which
-- hoTf, KdwIh (’lurk, Carlos. Mat? woro put up by Joe Smrrka last
Q How can I prevent the rock-
4.001 ing-chalr-from creeping? 0
*L0' A. Glue the wrong side of strips
of velvet, or strips, of felt, to the
bottoms of the chair rockers. *
Ij. How can L clean furs?
A. First,, beat the furs with a
length of rubber hose to remove
all dust. Then rub hot bran or
cornpteal Into tin* fur and lay it
away for a few days. IjihI, brush
It very thoroughly.
Q. flow cun .1 remove the
scon lied bottom of a cpke?
A. If the euke Is scorched on
top or bottom, grate over It light-
ly with a nutmeg-grater Instead of
scraping with a knife. This leaves
a smooth surface for the front-
ier « troonerd th
roltam Tuesday
Btmlgbt Clinics, t
oi llN list in t
|t*gn«. The Roll
WAS organized nt
lowing the annoi^
Doctort and Dm
oour a team |
nouiood Faulk r
Island five, had !
score and high
1C4 And 421. reap
Godwin was h
"Hallo" group w
respectively. -
Concho defeats
team two gamo
Coca Cola teuu
«*“• by,*. 27-plr
tb«. laat 'wo
Thors was only
PACO b*t W«*e|l tl
two loams thojw
Arch Maher (
loam over the {
gamei when lu
*t*trk. lie lu
high tot.11 Wllh
^Actively, (lie
BAD With siligll
lor tho Coca On
Tonight, the u
Hible Thought
FELL KNOWLKIMIK — Ami
they shall not teach every tiinu
hie neighbor, and every man liU
brother, saying, Know the l«ord:
for all shall know ine, from the
least to the greatest,—Heb. *:11.
PRAYER - O Blessed Saviour.
Tor the coming of that day we
live and labor. \
Modern Etiquette
By ROBERTA LEE
come to attention* that of Davy
A Company in Evgrt, Mich., a
town of only 1.300 people, hilt,
having a trading radius of 30
miles, according to Kdltor Rat-
liff of the Rvart Review.
The Rovlew_lgJ»8 years old, the
Davy, store Is 4 8, and during all
these 48 years the store has never
failed to .have an advertisement
In every Issue of the newspaper.
In that time a* record has been
kept which shows that the spare
used by the store would equal
1,359 full pages of the Review,
which, by the way, Is an excep-
tional weekly newspaper.
Here, then, Is a combination
hard to beat—a; high-class news-
paper and an enterprising store
that never lets an Issue, go out
without Its sales message, wheth-
er times are good, bad or Indif-
ferent. And such a combination
will win almost anywhere, ns It
has In Evart, where people with*
In a radius of 3« miles have their lies drew first blood today for the
trading center in a town of 1,300. world* baseball gonfalon by tak-
. /* q, <$> ing the long end of the first ?n-
THR fiRRATKST BANKS. I counter. The-local park wu> well
• ' t filled by noon and every seat was
A/IKKLhRflI .of banka havo paral <K.(Mlp|^| the time tlie game
V1 loled mergers of great in-Ltarted. Philadelphia defeated
dustrlal and business systems \n |p)>Mton 1
WEST POINT
LOCAL BRIEFS
OLD CALUMET
Rem i n isci ng
Items Reproduced From
the Daily Democrat
of 15 Years Ago
1 Mrs. Frank on Friday evening. will be a benefit to the '
enlng. Mrs. Kd Hunt visited at the farmers.
Mlko Wedman home of her parenta, Mr. and Floyde Schwab and Athal
ted Mr. and Mrs. Bert Beeehain Friday. ney called at the W. K. ft
inn, Saturday Mr. and Mrs. J. VV. Kvery, and home Sunday morninK.
Mr. and Mr*. O. D. Sims attended Mrs. Ted McCray Is r
and (Tiarlea the funeral of Bert Smith in with her parents, Mr. and
the Edmond- Klmtflstier Saturday afternoon. Boh Kllison.
ile which was D. T. Montgomery spent the Mr. and Mrs. W. K. 8
Friday. week end In Oklahoma City with and family called at the I
!__ his brother. Frank Montgomery. Duncan home Sunday eveal
who was III with Wood poison. Mr. and Mrs. Tribble an
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Shulls hpd Inn with their daughter,
as Sunday dinner gnests, Mr. Isaac Ls.ng and family,
and Mrs. E. S. Shult*. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. S
Mrs Ernest l.lebachere, Mr. and were Monday dinner guests
Mrs. Ralph Royse and sons, and | Howard Stewart home lu El
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. 8eht\mtcher
and children. ^ w
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clovis and
sons .were Sunday dinner guests
of the latter* sister. Mrs. White
and Mr, White In El Reno.
The Mt. Zion W. M. 8. will V
special guests of the Richland W.
M. 8. on Friday evening of this
week. .
Randall Marsh, East Rogers
street, transacted business In Ok-
lahoma City Tuesday. .
which theyt used as n iVll. _I
yd border. October I ■ ---—1
have also been painted There were no services Sunday
up. .< Ion the account of the rain, which
was enjoyed so much.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Every
and little sons, and Mr. and Mrs.
A. V. Dillingham visited rela-
tives at Homestead and Fair-
view last Monday.
Mr..and Mrs. Harry Wllkerson
are the .proud parents of a baby
boy born Sept. 28.
Mr. an Mrs. Harrell Hostetler
are the proud parents of an 8
pound baby girl, born Sept, 30
The Lotus club will dance to- ' George McLean, 418 south
night In the Elks home. 1 Admire avenue, hhs returned from
——— lu pyerol days* hu*tne*s trip to
The excise board of thls_counly I Dallas and Ft. Worth, Tex., Lnw-
Is much exercised on the problem j ton and Chlckasha.
as to what It shall do concerning — —
a mandate made by the district Tom Lyons and Bryant Glover
court which commands the excise attended a dance In Okarche
board to levy a lax sufficient to | Tuesday evening/
raise $11,000 or Abput that sum, to
pay. off delinquent paving assess-
ments against school properties
in the city school district.
VALLEY VIEW
with his daughter, Mrs. F. W.j Lillian Shedeok was unable
Dcnwalt and family. to attend school, Monday,
v Mr. and'Mrs. Will Combs and Mr. and Mrs. Avary Johnston
son, Billy ** visited at the Hay- and family were dinner guests at
wood Young*' home Saturday the- home of Mr. and Mrs. II.
night. • Tassel Sunday.
Mr, find Mrs. F. W. Denwalt Mr. Hargrave, of El Reno,
■and. John French were business visited school Wednesday after-
visitors in Oklahoma City Friday, noon. He gave A very Interest-
Miss Edith Andersen Is taking log talk, compairing the ?chpol
nurses training in Oklahoma City, of today with tho school of fifty-
--------—- nine years ago. He told us that
CHARGE WIFE lUltllKII U>IKiR if wo wanted to make good we! Wash
BLOOMINGTON, Ind., —<IPV— would have to work, no matter the |
Mrs. Henry Smith was so jealous! what hind of surroundings we Mrs.
of bnr hiiiihand that she refused have. t Monti
Miss Geneva Hubbard, of Okla- Satur
homa City, spent Sunday at the visit
home of her parenta, Mr. and turnl
Mrs.-Frank Hubbard, * | Mil
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smrek.ilFunk
visited his sister, Mrs. M
Mr. and Mrs Ernest
of Oklahoma City, visited
and Mr. Joe Rose Sunday.
Miss-Ruth Davidson
Mrs Goldie Branstool and Mrs. | friends In El Reno over tlw<
Olen Taylor called on Mrs. W. E. end.___^ J3
Schwab Friday afternoon. I Walter —Woods vl»lt*4
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Schwab and school Friday. -
family called at the Fred Schwab Mr. Shepard visited the l
home Saturday afternoon. - I Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. James spent j The school Is worklaf
Sunday with relatives near Altona. Hallowe’en program to be
A nice rain fell In this com-1 Oct. 24. /. 1
By PAUL ROBq
1 peG^r houwep nvr
aO HlMCD Wft lR
Ri\DIO FEATUREvS
MOUNTAIN VIEW
WEDNESDAY
WJZ. NBC network, 6:30 p. m
(CSTl—Phil Cook. '
WABC, CHS network. 7:00 p. m
(CSTK Concert Program.
WEAK. NEC network, 7:30 p. m
(C8f) Mobflotl Concert
WJZ, NBC! network, 8:30 p. m. I him permission to go
((\ST>-Camel Pleasure Hour. meeting. Smith charged
WEAK. NBC network. 10 p. m. for divorce/ He also *
Vincent I/opoz & Orchos* wife was unkind to his
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I hk American* vmaau |\ Prof. Brinstow Adams of
i more is coming into its own. corn«„ Is said to hold a unique
In the early history of the coun- place among those who have call-
try the village played a nmcii e4j on president Hoover recently,
larger part than the cities. For He jnst dropped in for a brief
the past quarter of a century the rj,a| an(j j,a(| no favors to ask.
village has been lost - Right of chief executlce said it was an
somewhat because of the specta- chief executive said it was an
cular growth and Increase in the who* didn’t want» something,
number of big cities. L---- *. •
But Dr. Luther Fry, who may ^ jolly funeral was recent-
lay claim to being an authority jy whlch Govenor Pollard
In sociology, has written a hook Qf Virginia delivered an oration
entitled "American Villagers,” whjch contained no eulogy of the
In which he makes out a pretty ‘’deceased.” It was In the nature
strong case for the desirability mock services to mar^ the
By LES FORGRA
CJMECO! TtOUiAWO'J OP DOLLAR*!
l‘ve 60r TO have 4omc of tmat.
Vve a-s much right -to it a* o^-t*
CLARK* ] PAlO MV OuJW uUAV OP
HEREIVE TAKEN) CHAvRCe
HE GOT MURT AMO HAD TO GO
I'M EMT(TLEOTO UJHATt CAM ,
GET OUT OF IT. MV CHAMCE LL
Opportunity Knocks
BIG SISTER
to be slignted, according to lm.i Among the momenfous ques-
Fry’s estimate. He says there before the new Tarrlf Com-
are 18,000 villages and their to- m|as|nn |H that of reducing th*
tal Inhabitants number nearly 13,- on men’9 Hilk Opera hats,
000,000. That means that about jor wbich request has been made,
one-tenth of all the people in the ^ commission Is unable to
United States live In villages. reach a satisfactory conclusion
And Dr. Fry thinks.there ar3 perhaps - a Senate investigation
decided advantages In } village committee’ would help. Some
life. There are more horte-own- wol,jd doubtless like that kind of
ers in the villages he says, a larg- a ftat (0 talk through. .
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Blair, James R. & Vandivier, Davis O. The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 38, No. 313, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 8, 1930, newspaper, October 8, 1930; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc925555/m1/4/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.