The Harper County Democrat (Buffalo, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 1, Ed. 1 Friday, April 7, 1916 Page: 3 of 6
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The Gala Going of the 3400 r- p- ">• Chalmers Will Enchant You
put^olor ^cK‘HP ^is energetic car has
that wisVevi th^e mothring
.;nZllere/ieIight in everv revolution of heron-
ff and there are 3400 revolutions per minute
speed whichhis the"^!®VttainS| its maxim""'
AmerVeanT'oek car. ,J?heSt deVel^-1 «<■
Her glad, fra la going springs from the terrific
speed of an engine that was limit however r
much more than mere car speed. ' ,or
■n.i'lf* 5>rcc unite? with obedience. There are
sparkle and response in this 3400 r. p m Chalmers
that you I loot for in vain in ,IS('
high-speed engines. drs Wlth
to ^mtkilntthc 3wfuI kkk nf,wr motor down
every galCofU" ™ mik‘S °f fmeilt ^ ^
j^,°Ju1 save $150 to $200 per year in vaseline hills
and add many miles to the life of you/"rexv
driving the 3400 r. p. m. Chalmers. ' Y
Her riding comfort matches her economv ,.r
trformance and both spring from thesamecauses
his is why: her lieavy, hardened crankshaft ?*
balanced to the sveight ofa hair; a perfect balance
o |»wer is required and delivered by each of her
six cylinders ; and finally all useless weight pressure
f’d frict'on have been removed from all reciprocal-
ln£ P'Wts and bearing surfaces. ^
There is undreamed-of riding comfort in the
e\en, pleasant stream of might that flows at anv
and every speed to Pier rear wheels. ^
One rejuvenating jaunt with your foot on the
accelerator of this ruly, spirited creature and you’ll
know why she has cast her spell over 740 American
delicious rush nflvT hT h feels to please the
ltnc ous msh of |lower from a 3400 r. p. m enm'ne
you I never know the delight ofreai motoring
I he performance of this engine gave me the
supnse of my life—and I expected a lot from her.
. , e s hke a hare after every crossing ston
yith never a sign of effort or hint of fret She slim
horn speed to speed like a ilream-ear. She hits Z
hardest grade with the lightest heart. I know
because I ve put her to every conceivable test
And what she’ll do for me, shell do for you.
Touring Car or Roadster, $1050 Detroit.
Colors: JVIeteor blue, or Oriford maroon with gold stripe.
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E. B. BRINK
City Garage and Machine Shop
Buffalo, Oklahoma.
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Stirred lip Dissention?
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lowest bid. Durham has ac-
4 the republican commission*
and one or two other re-
tains in office with being
(Wats or "so-called” re-
tains simply because they
f tile Democrat some business
Apreby saved the tax-pay-
Ipie money. We have
»iioThb« ak,"and 7“
ker, etal. are wrecking the who did theshootimr-rpoarAi \hat lnformation we received
gaaataj •= --ms? ~
down-trodden specimens of hu-
manity in New York City, or
some other section of the earth. ”
Just another case of "damned
if you do, and damned if you
don’t.”
However we have heard
hundreds of the very best peo-
Pie of this county, both republi-
cans and democrats state that a
combined ticket would be the
est way of defeating the calam-
ity howlers, and a sure way to
save the county from the
clutches of a bunch of incom-
petents, The Democrat has
never aggitated this question
one way or the other, except
possibly to agree with some
other citizen and Durham knows
that as well as anybody. We
have at all times been willing to
do what the democratic party of
this county desired. We have
never tried to pose as a boss—
even in our own party-in fact
we have always opposed bossism.
No one knows that better than
Durham and Parker, and a num-
ber of republicans in and out of
offi
Durham anu Parker, say tl at
hey did not give Morris their
*moral support, but that they
kept hands off. What be that
but, moral support? They had a
t chose and pave < le
co1in-v "VAr" hnvirg an inco n-
■ " ' y -er for Com /
r .by n?fu.
A e . ry ■ | ( ^
*t 4,u: we venture that neither
of them voted for Griffitts.
Durham also indicated that
we have a "stand-in” with some
of the republicans in office
because we were the lowest
bidder and secured the county
printing. Whoever secures the
county printing is going to have
to bid for it next year also, and
we serve notice to that effect
right now.
We have always hzd to bid f r
an> work have ev-*> secur i
and ii “it ne socialists or re-
publicans should happen to be
elected this fall they will be
confronted with a bid from the
Harper County Democrat, and
then there will be wailing and
gnashing of teeth, you bet.
Durham cast the first stone
and now he ^tempf-* »0
ouf ike we are the gjilty one
and seeking to stir up dissentions.
The people are not all fools.
We Have Them
Every town has a liar or two,
a smart alec, some pretty girls!
more loafers than it needs, a
woman who tattles, an old foggy,
the town would be better off
without, men who stand on
street corners and.make remarks
about women, the man who
laughs the idiotic laugh every
time he says anything, scores of
men with the caboose of their
I trousers worn as smooth as glass,
men who can tell you just hovr
the foreign war question ought
to be settled, foretell the weather
and know other people’s busi-
ness, all of who have probably
made dismal failures of their
own.
Rif fyou kick, kick with both
feet; but first be sure that you
have a kick coming.
.cvuuncan party in this county of their denial. —— re.auve to the republican con-
aL hfir U tr8‘Stand pat po,icies We d° not appreciate the *enll?n we secured from a num-
AhtL,<‘,r*Ppet,te for P*e.” fort to dub us M aUiidlltT ^ reP^licans who were ,n
we saida wort STvtn^hen .Tnot'onTv ^aloo^but^T " tries to lay the
article lambasting the democrats invited to hv w ^en of °or position. Thatajriritation
to put the republican and demo-
cratic parties in a hole. If they
venlion we
her of r»m,hiu„„_ »owi. vve told v-.,, sn; js
a vame of the Ring to oppress
the poor down-trodden social-
'st*.” and if they did not fuse
they would again howl: "The
people would not stand for it.
the Ring got cold feet, and now
^ to and
iorth in order to defeat the poor
Many a man has calloused
feet from walking so much to
get out of the way of work.
The socialist doctrine was
'ery plainly demonstrated to a
man, coming to town some time
ago when he saw a cow sucking
herself. He said she was getting
•yhat she produced.-Supply
Repubi'.T&D.
Splendid for Rheumatism
“I think Chamberlain's Liniment
13 just spJeQdid for rheumatism.”
wmea Mra. Ounfcurgb, Ewridge N
Mit hM b^n by mvaeif acd'
oU»er members of my family time and
time again during the past Wl Te.rt
nod baa a I way a given the beat of
aatufacuon.' Th« qatc* relief fr»m
P*»o wbieb chamberlain', Llni-
BMOt affords is alone worthy many
stal. ** C0*‘‘ otuixu**
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Adams, E. Lee. The Harper County Democrat (Buffalo, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 1, Ed. 1 Friday, April 7, 1916, newspaper, April 7, 1916; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc941482/m1/3/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.