The Texhoma Times (Texhoma, Okla.), Vol. 19, No. 24, Ed. 1 Friday, March 10, 1922 Page: 4 of 8
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I
he Texhoma Times farmers state bank grant-
Polished Every Friday by ED a national charter
GEO. A. BUTTERBAUGH
Catered u second class mail mat-
r at the Post Office at
WALTER M. CLARK FOR r~
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
AUTOMOBILE AND STYLE
SHOW IS ANNOUNCED
CASE BUILDING READY
J Walter M. Clark of Carthage Town-
Trasformed into a .veritable bower ship, Texas County announces himself
of beauty and grandeur, brilliantly as a candidate for County Commiss-
li{?hted with hundreds of multi-color- ioner of the Third District subject to
ed electric lights, profusely decorated the Democratic voters in the Primary
in the national colors, with flags, bun- [ Election in August 1922. Your sup-
ting and streamers in evidence every 1 port and influence sollicited.
where, the large J. I. Case Building at j Walter M. Clark has lived in Car-
Firjt and Polk Street, immediately thage Township about 15 years and
ma City, whichis the^largest and old- north o{ the Denver and Rock Island stands for a clean race, clean adminis-
est farm loan company in the state. tracks has been _ made ready for the tration, good roads and less taxes.
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able discharge, his past record of ef-
Texhoma, ficiency gave him immediate recogni-
tion in a desirable bank position.
————— I Mr. Tilghman, Vice President, who
ADVERTISING RATES lives at Oklahoma City, is also Vice
■play, Per Celama Iach, 20 aad 26c President and one of the managing
Readers and Want Cohuaa officers and owners of the Oklahoma
f Liae, Each iaaortiaa Ma Farm Mortgage Company of Oklaho-
Dray & Transfer, Express & Baggage
Wm. SOLOMON
Stand at Cash and Carry Grocery
Phones: Residence No. 108, Business 155
SUBSCRIPTION RATES __
e year in advance $1.60 Mr. Tilghman has spent a life time in automobile and style exposi-
< months in advance 76 the banking and farm loan business, t'on ever att«mpted in this section,
■ jandiis recognized generally over the March 9, 10, and 11th.
southwest as one of the foremost men Such was the spectacle, confronting
in his profession. He is the son of the representatives of the press, when all
much famed Bill Tilghman, who is U*htf in the building were turned on
noted for his carreer in Pioneer days Montlay teve^> following the meet-
' of Oklahoma in the enforcement of mg and luncheon of the Amarillo-
All «nv ^ Jn thia law and order as one of the most Panhandle Automotive Associate,
itae^v Ton ti courageous and resourceful of the Promptly at 10 o'clock Thursday
«tee«day noon to iisur. its Pobb-|force ^ Deputy ^ morning the door8 of the eXp0sition
- 'shalls, and still furthur serving his wil1 be thrown °Pen to the citizenship
| country later as a member of the 3rd of the Panhandle of Texas and Okla-
Legislature of the State. homa' New Mexlco an<i Kansas. Thou
I weeks is a Newspaper month.
All ads run until ordered oat a
■ otherwise specified.
3
ANNOUNCEMENTS
JUDGE ENGLAND FOR CONGRESS
FRIDAY MARCH 10, 1922
XHOMA WILL HAVE A
i *
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The Times is authorized to place in
nomination the name of Judge Wil-
liam H. England, of Ponca City as
candidate for the Repubican nomina-
tion for rVmeres? lor the Eighth Dis-
trict, subject to the state-wide prima-
ry in August 1922.
JUDGE GARBER FOR CONGRESS
, The name of eGneral Roy Hoffman *an(ls of visitors a™ expected to at-
'who is a brother-in-law of Mr. Tilgh- tend durin« the three days, and dis-
26-ROOM 6RICK HOTEL man, has been too familiar to the peo- ^ and entertainment of the very
! pie of Oklahoma 'during .the past 35 W£hest order wiU be made"
(Continued from page 1) years to require an introduction. i The first floor of the large Case
uable asset to the town 1 General Hoffman has been foremost BulldlnK has been Provided with a; The Times is authorised to place
it a later date when the subscriD-'in promoting and organizing the ac- lar*e and convenient stage, with a in nomination the name of Judge M.
0 is more complete this paper will lahoma National Guard, and his rec- lon* Promenade extending into the ar-| C. Garber of Enid, Okla., as a candi-
nt a list of the stockholders. ord of service to his country includes ena' and models attired in the newest dcte for the republican nomination
Wficers in the Association include'an active career through ll.c creations suggested in fashions latest for Congress for the Eighth District,
ink A. Sewell, Chairman. Guy W. American War and a command in the *le(,ree' be presented to the style subject to the primary next August,
ck, Secy, Tiff Thomason Treas Mexican Border troubles as \ eli at Jovers of the four states. The lower ■
ard of Trustees are, E. S Hawkins full time overseas in the late wo:Id A00'has b,een *iven over to the auto- ED SMITH FOR SHERIFF
1C.H. Johnson, Stock subscription war under his present title. Aside mobile and accessory displays. and a J
mmittee consists of H. L. Coate, from his army activities, cene,.ai, taK« been built for vaudeville at-j I hereby announce as a candidate
C. Limpert and E. S. Hawkins. Hoffman is one of the most prominent tractions. • for the office of Sheriff of Texas Co.,
1 and successful attorneys of Oklahoma, The meetin& of the Automobile deal | subject to the action of the Democrat-
'being a member of the present law ers Monday evening was given over ic voters of the county in the August
JtL MULLER FOR I firm, Buford-Miley-Hoffman and the threshing out of minor details Primary. Your support and influence
COUNTY COMMISSIONER Burford of Oklahoma City, and has iooking U> the success of event. will be appreciated.
I for 25 years been a law partner of our1 The finance committee announced j Ed Smith, Range, Okla.
Vo are authorized this week to pre- present Governor, J. B. A. Robertson, that tickets for the three days will be
t to the voters of this Third Dis- served 5 years as Assistant United on sale at the Amarillo Hotel, Colins
*, the name of Carl Muller of this State Attorney and a term as Dis- Dru* sto,e> Salter 4 Lindsay Drug
r as candidate for County Commis- trict Judge of the Tenth Judicial Die- Store' and the Duke DruS Company.
aer and his announcement of same trict of Oklahoma. These places were -selected that the
1 be found under the proper head-1 The present owners of the Farmers tickets may be purchased in all see-
in this week's issue of The Times National Bank own the controlling *'°"f of thecity,
Ir. Muller is a Democrat. He re- interest in a large number of oldest
FOR COMMISSIONER 3rd DIST.
The Times is\ authorized to an-
nounce the name of J. J. Burrow of
Texhoma as a Democratic Candidate
.for the office of County Commissioner
Photographs of the severay enter- cf 3rd District, subject to the August
;s on his farm east of Texhoma on and most successful banks throughout tainers and their vaudeville acts were Primary,
xh place he filed 17 years ago. He central and eastern Oklahoma, as well displaye<1' and the automobile dealers
i man of high standing in his com- as an interest in the farm loan com- exPressed pleasure at the appearance
nity. For several years he has pany mentioned, and the record estab- °* ttie entertainers.
d the important place of Clerk of,lished locally in the building and ex- CaPtain B. S. McMahin, field direc-
local school board and his servi-, pansion business stands as proof that *or tbe Colorado-to-Gulf Highway
in this capacity have given per- their financial connections and ability Ass°ciation announced that the dates
; satisfaction. He is a man of j are unusual, and a guarantee to the of the annual meeting of the Highway
d business judgement and is Farmers National Bank's future as
roughly qualified for the office he real SERVICE institution.
Its.
Association to be held here April 4
and 5 has been changed to May 23
and 24. The change was made in or-
der that the Association could meek
here at the time the Transcontinental
FRANK KEITH FOR SHERIFF
The Times is authorized to an-
nounce the name of Frank Keith of
Hooker, Okla., as a Republican Can-
didate for sheriff of Texas County sub
ject to the August Primary.
FOR COMMISSIONER 3rd DIST.
THE OTHER SIDE
1 hen you have occasion to speak
his town, what
r remarks ? Some complaint, or
•vance, perhaps. The gcod things
>ur community life we take as a
The Times is authorized to an-
nounce the name of Carl Muller of
Texhoma as a Democratic candidate
for the office of County Commissioner
third District, subject to the August
Primary.
FOR COMMISSIONER 3rd DIST
The Times is authorized to an-
which nounce the name of Waiter M. Clark
,1
Ir. Muller, if elected will serve the INTER-STATE BASKET
pie to the best of his ability and BALL TOURNAMENT M ~ .
s that the voters give his Candida- Motor Caravan enroute 'to the Imper-
thorough consideration when vo- Friends University is making great 'a' Shrine Council arrives in Amarillo.
r at the Primary next August. preparations for the Inter-State Bas- ^ was Pointed out that Khiva's cere-
ket ball tournament which is to be monial will be held here on May 25,
played at Wichita Kansas, Mar. 24-25. and visitors to the highway conven-
, Over two hundred and fifty High "°n may h,ave ^ opportunity to see
_ schools have been invited. This in- jjj real Value of Amar,11° to the hi*h
the burdi n~«f eludes schools from five states, Kan- Wa?'" ,.
the burden of ^ A parking proposition, in wn.cn of Carthage Township as "a candid"^ I
. ,! Nebraska. Several learn., have Carl Sm"'; " * . on the Soera". Set for It of
, , , , a vacant lot near the exposition build " , ^mocrauc ucicet tor the of-,
ing, at a crarge of fifty cents a car, County Commissioner, third
ter of course. We feel that they Over two hundred dollars worth of was pre8€nted to the dealers but the Dlstnct' subject to the August Pri-
mming to us. We can see no rea- loving cups are to be given to the win- association went on record 'as 0ppos-,mary*
for contempt. We are mum. But ning teams, and gold basket balls to ing the proposition in its entirety, and — —
n anything goes wrong our first the all tournament five. This is to be declined to endorge Q1. tQ encour
ination is to blow up. Somebody the largest meet held in .the state. the matter. The Association is ex-
o blame. Somebody needs a good Three classes are to be entered: Class crti every means tQ secure frge
ung. And somebody gets cussed, A. B. and Intermediate. parking space for ,isitors Amp]e
laps: Having let off steam, we are The tournament is to be held in the protBction from theft or (lamage wi„
be provided for, and men will be em-
. Kelley's
Tin and Plumbing Shop
WE INSTALL SANITARY PLUMBING OF ALL KINDS.
WE MAKE ANYTHING OF SHEET METAL.
WE SELL AND INSTALL THE ONLY PIPELESS FURNACE.
SEE US FOR TANKS & WELL CASING.
All Work Guaranteed
ESTIMATES FURNISHED
SI ITS MADE TO ORDER
We have just received our Spring
and summer line of Bruner Wool-
en Samples. r.Come and see them.
Cleaning, Pressing and Altering.
CFhe Suitorium
SAmrUs Ckmpmmm,
WANT ADCOLUMN
All ads will be run until ordered |
out unless otherwise specified.
Advertisements under this heading!
e human again But let's take a .court in the state. The floor has been plo^d to keep ^tch'ove'r'the p^ked l^r ^ e^inse'rtio^ ^ ^
- tack and tell the other side next, sanded and is in excellent condition, vehicles. I nsertion.
iy for the next round, and become forum annex, the best basket ball
A little care will keep you fit, in first-class physi-
cal condition.
In these days of painful and mysterious maladies
it pays one to avoid colds, and coughs and any run-
down condition.
^^Proper exercise and out-door life will help,
as an aid to nature, when you are not feeling just
right, come to us for tonics, and cures, that
you may need in our line.
S£RV/CJEt QUALITY
bJMvusDrug StoreH!
J^P rH* N YAL'gro^^^gl
Pun MP 19 : J.B.J5IFFEV. MGR.: .y
r HON E 72 - TEX HOMA, OKLA.
i far more pleasant—to those with All teams will be taken care of and
m we speak. all visitors given .special attention.
Sooner or Later.
Every Property
Owner Will Have
to Face the Paint
Problems
You may turn your baclc
and try not to see the
condition of your
property. But if it
needs paint, simply
shutting your eyes
to the fact will not
solve the prob-
lem for you.
Large signs will be placed on the; FOR SALE—5-room house, See
street corners in the business district 22-tf J. R. GASTENEAU
of the city, directing th e visitors to j
the Case Building, and the City Light | FOR RENT—Improved farm near
& Water Company will string the col Texhoma. See
ored lights across the principal streets
| of the city.
I An information desk will be main-
' tained at the automobile and style
show, and O. V. Vernon, secretary of
the board of City Development will
have personal charge of the booth.
The public is earnestly invited to vis-
it the booth for any information
whatever.
The Women's Auxiliary of the
, American Legion will maintain rest
rooms, checking booths and refresh-
j ment booths in the guilding at all
times during the three days.—Amaril-
lo Tribune.
24-tf
Nield Realty Company.
Nothing but
PAINT
will do that.
The best
paint to
use is
If your
property
needs paint it
will be money
in your pocket to
paint NOW. Every
day's wind and wea-
ther does some damage that
must be repaired. Paint
NOW—stop the decay and save
the expense of repairs. Besides
adding to the beauty of your prop-
erty, paint makes it worth more
money should you want to sell. Come
in nnd consult us about your point
problem — we can help you and suve
you money and worry.
Galbraith-Fox-
worth Lbr. Co.
SUNNY SIDE
(7 Miles Northwest of Texhoma)
! Mrs. T. T. Willoughby has been vis-
iting with home folks.
Miss Josie Crabtree and Miss Mary
' Hager spent Saturday night at the Ed
Weisman home.
Mr. Elmer Lyons spent Sunday with
j Mr. Gordon Huff.
j Mr. Fred Lyons spent Sunday night
| at the T. T. Willoughby home,
j Mr. Roy Bishop called at the Crab-
tree home last Friday.
| Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Huff, Mr. and
Mrs. Slape, Mr. J. N. Huff and fam-
ily called at the M. A. Huff home last
j Friday.
Mr. J. N. Huff and family took sup-
, per at the Patterson home Sunday.
I Miss Mary and Otis Hager called
at the G. W. Crabtree home Sunday.
LOST—On streets of Texhoma, last
week, key ring with four keys. Please
return to F. E. HOBGOOD. 24-lt
FOR SlALE—Kafir Puramies, $3.00
per load, Maize Pummies, $1.00.
24-2t H. C. ABBOTT
FOUND—On road west of Texhoma
one child's shoe. Owner may have
same by paying for this ad. 24-lt
FOR SALE OR TRADE—New pia-
nos at a bargain. If interested see,
21-4t-p CARL MULLER.
l^hT
Set-
Rhode Island Reg Egg9,
ting 50c
21-6t-p Mrs. T. W. Harvey.
LOST-Auto Crank between Texho-
ma and 1 mile east on highway. Please
return to this office or 0. I. Sellars.
24-lt-p l
FOR SALE—I have some nico bar-
red Plymouth.... Rock Roosters, full'
blood at $2 and $2.50 each, phone 806
or see Mrs. Jim Waugh. 20-tf i
FOR SALE—I will consider any
proposition as to price and terms on
the following lands in Cimarron Co.:
SE 1-4 29-1-9 E C M, SW 1-4
6-3-9 E C M. Address H. Lee Flood,
19-tf Ponca City, Okla
Quality Groceries
at Fair Prices
WHEN IT COMES TO QUALITY WE SATISFY THE MOOT PAK
TICULAB PEOPLE,
X
OUR BUSINESJTBEING CONDUCTED ON T^E PRINCIPAL OP
SMALL PROFITS AND LARGE SALES, WE ARE ABLE TO GIVE
YOU A HIGHER QUALITY OF GROCERIES AT A LOWER PRICE
THAN YOU CAN OBTAIN ELSEWHERE.
IT THEREFORE FOLLOWS: YOU CAN LIVE BETTER AT
LESS COST BY TRADING AT THE EQUITY.
TRY OUR PARRIDGE FLOUR, 'EVERY SACK GUARANEED'
CALL NO. 10 FOR QUICK DELIVERIES ANY TIME.
Texhoma Equity Exchange.
Mercantile Phone No. 10
Grain Elev. A. Goal Yard Phone No. 02.
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