The Week's Review (Apache, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 14, Ed. 1 Friday, November 30, 1917 Page: 1 of 10
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MAKE APACHE THE BEST TOWN
IN CADDO COUNTY. “BOOS T”
THE WEEK’S REVIEW
PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS.
TRADE AT APACHE. “BOOST”
VOLUME 17.
APACHE, CADDO COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1917.
NUMBER 14
0. E. WHITE.
President
J. W. PIERATT,
Asst-Cashicr
J. W. HANNAH
Cashier
Apache State Bank
APACHE, OKLA.
It will be to your interest
to see us if you want to
borrow money.
WE HAVE PLENTY
Deposits Guaranteed
RED CROSS WEEK
SUCCESS AT APACHE
JAMES W. AMSPACHER AND
RALPH SMITH, BOTH OF THIS
PLACE RECEIVE COMMISSIONS.
James W. Amspacher and Ralph
Smith, both of this place, who left
here three months ago for Leon
Springs, Texas, officers training camp,
returned to their homes here Wednes-
day, and each bringing with them an
Army Commission as First Lieuten-
ant in the Infantry. Mrs. Amspacher
also returned with her husband.
The many friends of Messrs. Ams-
pacher and Smith are $lad to hear of
them securing commissions, as we are
sure they deserved them, and there
is no doubt but what they both work-
ed hard to secure them.
We have not had the pleasure of
an interview with either pf these two
gentlemen, but presume that they will
both remain hereuntll they are called
into actual service.
We are glad to again have them
with us as they have been greatly
missed by their many acquaintances.
We hope that when the time comes
for them to answer the call to arms,
and enter into actual service, that
they will be able to respond imme-
diately, and once they are in the ser-
vice and reach the blood-stained bat-
tle fields of Europe that they will
do credit to themselves and the men
under their command.
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SCOTT FERRIS HAS RETURN-
ED FROM SAN DIEGO
Hon Scott Ferris returned Thursday
of last week from San Diego, Cal.,
where he had been for several days,
going as the personal representative
of President Wilson to the San Diego
conference of Governors, Mayors and
representatives of commercial organi-
zations which met there on the 14th
to the 16th of November. Mr. Ferris
delivered an address on one day of the
meeting.
Mr. Ferris returned in order to be
in his home town Lawton on'Thurs-
day night to give an address at the
high school auditorium to the Ozark
Trail convention which was in session
in that city. He will only be in the
slate part of this week before return-
ing to Washington, D. C., to be pre-
sent when congress reconvenes on the
first of December.
Last week was RED CROSS week
at Apache, and a petition was pre-
sented to every business house and
individual that was possible to reach
in our community, by the members
of the Finance Committee of the local
organization of the American Red
Cross.
There is not a more worthv cause
at this hour and time, to which a
person could possibly make a dona-
tion, and that the people of Apache
and vicinity are well aware of this
fact is marked by the liberal way in
which they responded to the call for
financial assistance, to continue and
carry on this worthy work. And that
our people are wide awake to the fact,
that while our BOYS are sacrificing
their LIVES and LIMBS on the
BLOOD STAINED battlefields of
Europe, while they are facing the
foe in the struggles of battle for the
preservation of OLD GLORY; the
maintainance of DEMOCRACY and
the protection of our HOMES and the
NATION which we all as TRUE
Americans love, is thoroughly evi-
denced by their liberal respond with
the enormous sum of $507.25 cash
donation in last week’s campaign,.
And that the people of this city and
community is TRUE and LOYAL to
their country, and have their heart-
felt sympathy with our BOYS in the
trenches, is further evidenced by the
fact, that with the exception of ONE
of our merchants, every merchant,
business house, and firm in our little
city responded most loyal and cheer-
ful to the appeal, and while possibly
it would be but due justice, we wish
to refrain from making mention here-
in of said merchants name.
THE RED CROSS TURKEY
A BIG SUCCESS
New harness cost too much and you
better have your old ones repaired
and oiled at HBABE’S. Adv. 13-0t.
A nice large turkey was donated to
the Red Cross by Mrs. Maud Sharp,
who resides west of the city. The
ladies sold numbers on this Turkey
amounting to $40.50, and the Turkey
was raffled off Saturday afternoon,
I the holder of the lucky number being
Geo. D. Teeter, but upon being ad-
vised that he had drawn the lucky
number Mr. Teetergave the turkey
back to the Red Cross and it was
auctioned off, Mr. G. C. Griffith be-
| ing the highest bidder, and purchesed
the Fancy Bird for the sum of $27.60 _______ __________ _________
which made the total receipts for the r. c. Arndt, Chas. Ice, A. F. Van-
to the Red Cross in last week’s cam-
paign are as follows:—
F. J. Amphlett, W. T. Clark, C.W.
Amspacher, J. W. Hannah, 1. A. Black,
M. II. Clay. E. A. Hrabe, C. A. Ellis,
John Wernlie, Geo. W. Young, Roy
Shell, Wm. Warner, Isaac Dunlop,
John Kennedy, Jewel Lasley, Chas.
Yoder, O.A. Mason, C.J. Loflin, Den-
nis Quirk, J. T. Crawford, John Cop
pock, O. M. Burket, R J. Lake, Carl
Beall, Roy Tipton, Archie Green, W.
F. Rundle, John 1. Powell, John Dal
ton, A. E. Gudka, C. E. Devin, P. M.
Gotham, Fred Thurman, Chas M.
Smith, Ross Carter, Wm. McMahan,
Rudolph Fisher, The Week's Review,
J. G. Porch, Leo Cain, C. C. Devary,
Roy G. Porch, G. C. Griffith, F. F.
Heilaman, S. P. Toombs, T. W. Mc-
Comb, Elmer B. Jared, J. A. Loflin,
Arch Peery, F. B. Wilson, C. G. Hack-
ett, Jos. Bartosovsky, Frank Weiden-
maier, Julius Kaun, J. D. Massey,
O. H. Goff, Otto Schwen, H. G. Rinker,
Leslie Darnell, Oscar Mize, J. F.
Corby, J. M. Long, H. F. Rundle,
Frank Loflin, A. C. Oswald, R. W.
Frick, A. G. Gowin, Walter Knight,
F. G. Myers, F. M. Stanley, G. W.
Temple, Childers Bros., J. T. Wells,
Arthur Wells, A. J. Hickerson, Dan
Simmons, Dale Simmons, M. E. Moore,
J. B. Scott, C. S. Jenkins, G. D. Tee-
ter, A. F. Jeffreys, H. D. Bulger, Lou
Draper, C. D. Campbell, Carl Graus-
lund, Jas. M. Bohart, Dr. B. D. Brown,
H. A. Brown, John Dunlop, J. W.
Pieratt, H. W. Benjamin, Lawrence
Barton, O. E. Hart, W. F. Melton,
Howard Smith, J. A. Cowan, A. J.
Bartosovsky, F. L. Watts, Berrt Ed-
wards, Emil Mathis, Frank Jennings,
F. M. Hill, Geo. A. Walker, Wm. Metz-
ger, J. A. Newcomb, F. M. Goff, P.K.
Dudley, F. 0. Beall, J. E. R. Collins,
Wm. Serbeseck, Wm. Alkie, Charlie
Feemster, Theo. Peeper, Jno. Husted,
H. G. Armstrong, E.F. Herriff, A. C.
Dolf, Otto Schneberger, E. E. Lindsy,
0. F. Shultz, P. M. Levite, Marvin
Darnell, Abe Levite, J. R. Long, Chas.
Stone, J. I. E. Martin, J. 1. Baker,
G. F. Warner, R. C. Daack, C. 0. D,
Grocery and Meat Market, Rev. F.H.
Vanderaa, John Wesley Powell, Faunt
Darnell, W. H. Amspacher, Theodor
Schoneboon, P. S. Reynolds, Allen
Eckstein, Dr. Samuel Blair, Herman
Peeper, T. E. Quigley, Geo. B. Free-
man, Dr. J. H. Beuder, Dr. P. B.
Myers, Rev. W. W. Carithers, T. J.
Bardsley, Kauffman & Lbwenstein,
I Turkey $68.00, evidently without
[question the moat valuable Turkey
ever sold in Apache, and Mr. Griffith
holds the distinguished honor of be-
[ing the owner.
The names of those who donated
Leuven, Dr. Wm. A. Weiser, L. X.
Blackwell, Martin Christensen, Rex
Gilbreath, Mrs. Maud Sharp, Peter
Herber, Rosie Cabius, Mrs. U. S. G.
Hemry.
On behalf of the Apache branch of
tRAOfi
BATTER**
Service Station *
We repair and recharge
all makes of Batteries at
reasonable prices.
We carry a complete
stock of Prest-O-Lite
Batteries and battery parts
for all makes of batteries,
and we have a battery
for your car, while your
battery is left with us for
repairs or recharging.
We carry a good line of
Kelly-Spring, Racine,
Fisk and Goodrich cas-
ings and tubes, and a
complete line of Ford
parts.
Ladies always welcome
at the Rest Room.
Lake Oil Co.
NOTICE
The Children of America Loyalty League are pre-
paring Xmas Packages for OUR BOYS from Apache
district, who are in service.
Anyone wishing to contribute may leave articles
at Black’s Pharmacy, where they will be on display
in window.
We are asking you to limit your gifts to such ar-
ticles as may be sent Parcel Post, viaFigs, Dates,
Fruit Cakes, Handkerchiefs, Socks, Post Cards, To-
bacco, Safety Pins, Etc.
Please have all articles in by December 10th.
For other information call
MRS. ED HERRIFF.
MRS. J. M. BOHART.
MRS. IRA BLACK.
COMMITTEE.
PHONE 64
APACHE. OKLAHOMA.
U. S. TIRES AND TUBES
TEXAS 6AS0LINE
Ford Garage
Apache, Oklahoma
Just received a shipment
of United States tires and
tubes, all new fresh stock.
Plain, Chain, Usco and
Nobby tread.
WAGONS
You can save $ 15 to $30
on a Wagon by buying
from us between now and
January 1st.
We have just a few of the
Mitchell Wagons on hand,
and when they are gone, we
will sell the Bam. So you
better get busy and get in
on the low price.
J. T. Wells Hardware
and Implement Company
Jlpachc, Oklahoma
FARM LOANS
Consult us about your FARM LOAN.
Personal rfnd Chattel Loans on best
terms.
Start & Savings Account With Us
and you’ll soon be getting ahead in
the world. Money means opportu-
nity for you. *
First National Bank
W. T. CLARK,
Pres.
OF APACHE
J. M. BOHART,
Cashier
A. C. DOLF,
Asst. Cash.
-
the American Red Cross and the sol-
diers in the thenches, who will re-
ceive the ENTIRE benefit of these
donations, and which is due them for
their services in this worthy cause,
and wherein they are not only pro-
tecting our HOMES and property,
but our great American nation and the
STARS and STRIPES which every
TRUE American citizen loves and for
the preservation of world wide De-
mocracy, therefore the time has come
when every man, woman and child of
our nation are called upon to do their
bit. The Finance Committee of the
Apache organization wish to ex^nd
to each and every individual giver
in this great campaign and for this
great cause, our sincere “THANKS”
and wishes that God may bless you
many fold for your cheerful gifts.
Respectfully,
FINANCE COMMITTEE,
Apache Organization, of American
RED CROSS
Don’t forget the Red Cross Benefit
Entertainment at the Apache Opera
House, Friday night, December 7th.
R. L. EPPERSON
Agent for FORD Automobiles and Accessories
Where’s the worst
hill in your
neighborhood ?
The one that’s hardest to
climb. The one you would
like to take on “high.” Put
TEXACO
MOTOR OIL
in your crank case and have
a go at it. See how much
more power your motor de-
livers. See how TEXACO
MOTOR OIL seals up the
space between piston rings
and cylinder walls, how it
prevents leakage of “gas,”
and how it conserves all
the energy of your mixture.
J. A. NEWCOMB
APACHE,
OKLAHOMA
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Miller, C. E. The Week's Review (Apache, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 14, Ed. 1 Friday, November 30, 1917, newspaper, November 30, 1917; Apache, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc952186/m1/1/: accessed April 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.