Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 9

PRESIDENTIAL YEAR ranklin Roosevelt A er goods tWhen you shop ord 8 fr Sues Boxer Do you buy what you want or WHAT SOMEONE WANTS TO SELL YOU is the question most of us are asking to day The answer to this question is by saving a portion no matter how small of your income and depositing it in a Savings Account at compound interest A goods goods Elmer tides ifteen Cents Bid for $20000000 Building When this happens frequently it is because the merchant reaps extra profit or the clerk a commission by switching you to the unknown and often inferior merchandise! Many of the best stores everywhere forbid this practise When you buy from them you are always sure of getting exactly what you ask for certain of receiving full value in the merchandise you want for every penny you spend! articles want will very often try by sheer persuasion to sell you some other in its place ZX i Banzet Slice miscellaneous ar Quapaw Stigall household goods i i nun: a a Buyers rom 29 Towns Present Here Last Sales Day to Bid on Offerings rom 36 Communities A NEW EXPERIENCE AWAITS YOU When You Ride in The New Ostriches are herbivorous and on ostrich farms they are pastured on alfalfa in summer and fed al falfa hay wheat bran barley oats and other grain in winter What a pleasure it is to shop when you know exactly what you want and can get it without trouble And what dissatisfaction often follows if you let yourself be talked into buying some other article instead! You probably know how disappointing such purchases often are Most women do! or even at the grocery or drug store insistent salespeople will sometimes urge you to buy something as as the product you request When you ask for certain products which you know are dependable why should any clerk insult your judgment by insisting that you take other brands instead? There is always a reason Usually a very selfish one! At times of course a store of the brand you ask for But some stores seem to be deliberately all the time Others even though they have the brand you Associeted Press Phots Clair eldner of Astoria has sued Paul Berlenbaeh former light heavyweight boxing cham pion charging broach of promise to marry her Cdftr IB ranklin D' Roosevelt: bom jnto an atmosphere of ships and rail ways Jan so 1882 at Hyde Park ather was wealthy rail executive At 3 ranklin went on ocean He studi ed nature learned to sail a boat and was taught thrift by his fath er who gave him sums of money and required him account for every penny In his youth Roosevelt traveled or the next seven years Rooje velt went diligently at the task'd! healing his body Tn however he was in the when he tried in vain nominate Al Smith' In 1928 at the urging of Smith he rah jfor governor of New York and was elected Won again in '1930 Now leads Democratic presi dential candidates in delegates pledged Can I Get Ahead inancially? Galena Kas Livingston 2 cows 2 heif ers 5 hogs Chester Clark 9 hogs Scammon Kas Price harness 3 heifers 3 bulls 6 sheep 3 lambs Roy Sin claiiy posts Chetopa Kas Griffith 13 hogs Hillegas 1 horse McMichael 2 cows Woodall 2 bulls 4 hogs Christian 3 calves Geo Darnell 1 bull Short 2 heifers 1 bull Woodall 2 bulls Cooper posts Clyde Parrish posts Ernest urnas seed Tom DeHart 10 hogs Chas DeHart 9 hogs Utley 3 hogs Treece Kas I Hinkle posts Black burn household goods Bill Kim merer posts aulkner Kas North 2 horses A tant cousin of ranklin was elect ed President ranklin married Ann Eleanor Roosevelt also a cousin in 1907 and Roosevelt gave the bride his niece away Started practice of law but politics was constant temptation In 1910 entered state senate race as Democrat and won in rock ribbed Republican dis trict MINNEAPOLIS May ifteen cents was bid for a ttyr million dollar building yes terday The occasion was the seventeenth attempt to auction the 32 story oshay tower one of the Bi oshay enterprises now in receive ship Darnell assistant receiver read a court document announcing the tower was for sale His 'audi ence was a group of men awaiting help at the city poor relief bureau in the courthouse offer 15 one man said Mr Darnell ag he Jeft to arrange for another abc tion date page POLITICAL HEADLINERS Roosevelt campaigned for Wood row Wilson in 1912 He be came assistant secretary of navy at 31 Preached preparedness In 1920 seconded nomination of Al Smith for Democratic nom ination for presidency 'at San rancisco convention Be vice presidential candidate but lost Had infantile paralysis in 1921 and at 39 was paralyzed from hips down MISSOURI Kansas City Mo Roberts paint Joolin Mo Holt 2 calves ris household goods Page household goods Vermillion household goods Ted Williams harness It is entirely unlike any motor ride you have ever had ree smooth power in abundance and a top speed of 80 miles and better Prominent Miami business men who rode in the new ord 8 last week proclaim ed it the biggest surprise and thrill of their motoring ex perience SEE AND DRIVE THE NEW ORD 8 PRICED ROM $460 UP OTTAWA MOTOR 300 North Main Phone 340 in Europe on a bicycle At tended school at Nauheim Ger many At 14 he learned navi gation cruising his own 21 foot knockabout Attended Groton academy entered Harvard at 18 Rowed1 on freshman crew played freshman football Interested in political economy He was a robust spiritedand independent student In 1904 Theodore Roosevelt dis Boyd Blair household household household goods Boyd seed Joe Barger 15 bales hay Adair 2 calves A Hood 1 bull Lester Sapp 1 bull Bran stetter 1 bull Jim Burke 2 bulls Trulove 1 bull JW Bryant 3 hogs Mahurin 2 bulls I Angel 3 bulls Zimmer man 1 cow I England farm implements Mary Tuckett house hold goods Claude arley house hold goods Gress cultivator Ben Niday chickens Christian 1 calf James Ray 1 horse Wattenbarger 1 calf Cook 7 pigs Bernice Raley 1 mule Bar nett 1 calf Clint wood 1 bull Vinita King 1 bull Sam Perry 1 bull Seneca Mo Carl Culp 2 cows 1 calf 1 heif er Ralph Sarahas 1 calf Mc Elhaney 1 bull Elmer Miller 2 bulls Kimmerer 1 heifer Roy Wainscott 5 bulls 4 heifers Wiles ducks and chickens Paul Culp rabbits Roy Butterfield 3 pigs Atkinson pig Ralph Sarahas 9 pigs Columbus Kas Orville Hale seed Mag 1 laughlin 6 cows 1 calf VS all 1 bull Amos 2 calves Jack McGayne 1 bull 6 hogs Guy Shields cane seed Ernest Smith posts Baxter Springs Kas Tom Griffin 2 steers "1 hog Crabtree 1 bull Kiser 1 steer 2 heifers Brewer 1 harrow son 2 calves 2 heifers Bert East 1 heifer Susan Jones chickens Mrs Say miscellaneous ar ticles Carl Wright plants Dennis Sytsma 4 hogs Douthat Lane 1 calf 2 hogs Mrs A Beal household goods A Tan nehill miscellaneous articles Burn Lane 1 hog ARKANSAS Highfill Ark Caseveer miscellaneous PICHER DRAWING STUDENTS STAR Twelve Awards Won by Pupils in Course Estab lished 3 Years Ago i PICHER May 12 Picher high school students have established a noteworthy record for the course in elementary mechanical draw ing established only three years ago Under the supervision of Par ley Conard this department has carried off 12 awards in Classes' A and Bin r4 ovavc toil I tests irst and second awards in Class have been won by Picher stu dents the last three years in the district meet at Tahlequah In Class A both first and second honors were won by local students in district meats held at Tahlequah in 1931 and 1932 'In the state meet at Stillwater in 1930 Picher carried off first second and third honors in Class There was no state meet in 1931 but in 1932 MrsftmwP WUUHO again took first and third places in Class A These records are generally recognized as reflecting exception al credit upon the students school and instructor indicating that a cci luverest nas oeen maintained the course of training Only a two vpnr pniipca zs vx JUCCLlclUlCai drawing is offered by the': local jp In toT the honors in the i 'A district and etul mmir also won honors in the7 Tri i iovace meet at nttsburg i Kas I 3vhich includes all classes irst i place was attained by the local school in this meet in 1930 third honors in 1931 and first honors again this year In these meets the I local contestants compete with stu dents who have had four years of drawing Business men of Picher have co operated to enable Picher students to enter the three meets year and Mr' bac uenau oibne school the pupils competing and nuM a In the last meet a state inter scholastic event first honors were won by Bob Ady a member of this graduating class and third by Billy Perry a junior Ritchie Officially in National RaceToday (By The Associated Press) Selection of 16 delegates in Maryland today marks Albert official entry of the Democratic presidential favorite son list The Maryland state convention was the only political meeting scheduled today! Instruction for Governor Ritchie was assured Last night the District of Republican convention instructed the wrt uvivgawe lur i President Hoover inching up his total of instructed pledged and claimed to 921 of the total vote of 1154 ranklin cam paign managers announced that all oposition to him in Montana had vanished and the eight votes would be instructed for the New York governor next' Tuesday State Pythian Sisters onor Miami Woman WEWOKA Okla May 12 (A) Shilling of Ardmore headed Oklahoma Knights of Pythias today having been elected grand chancellor at the state convention here The convention adjourned late yesterday after choosing Clare more as next meeting place and electing officers David White of Oklahoma City was named vice grand chancellor and A Ro mine of Hobart grand keeper of records and seal The Pythian Sisters elected Jes sie MaySickel of Beaver as grand chief Niona Hishman of Perry as grand senior Cora Bartholomew of Miami as grand junior and Car rie Raines of Pauls? Valley as grand manager Miami Sales Day second Mon dav in each month MIAMI NEWS RECORD MIAMI OKLAHOMA But if you are offered something as as the '17 thing you ask for be firm! Insist on packaged products i which you know through experience by brand or by the reputation of the maker Such products are often advertised in this newspaper Be guided by what you know and you will always be sure of full value for your shopping dollars are Advertisement is sponsored by Nationally Advertised Products rank Edward Sparlin 1 bull A Wiford 3 bulls A Buzzard trailer Clark Hensley trailer Wagoner Chas Jerigan 30 hogs Bluejacket Pearson household goods Walter Tunstall household goods Cunningham 1 horse 1 saddle Billups 1 cow chick ens Riley Humble 1 horse Birch Winfrey 2 calves Hall 1 bull Ike Rowine 1 bull Tom Ous ton 1 steer Earl Russell seed Bigley miscellaneous articles Zelmar George cultivator red Tyler 36 hogs Studebaker North Miam i Lester Mills household Jack Rogers household Harry Cole 3 cows Turkey ord A Rhodes harness Tulsa rank Miller household Broken Arrow A Brown household goods Picher Homer 24 rabbits Virgil Jarvis 1 cow 1 calf ields 2 cows Treadwell 1 cow 3 heifers George Rouls 1 cow Nesbitt 4 calves household goods Nichols 1 bull A Good 1 cow Ste wart chickens Ray Christian household goods Mayes 4 hogs Bob Pruitt 6 hogs' 'Welch Martin 7 pigs New man 1 bull Coats rabbits Joe Dossman miscellaneous ar ticles implements Bump seed Commerce red Duncan household goods Joe Morrison 1 bull Lawrence 1 heifer Lee Tevebaugh 2 bulls Joe Morrison 1 heifer 1 steer Lawrence household goods Miles Perry household goods Ray Per ry household goods Austin miscellaneous articles Elmer Hershman miscellaneous articles Stratton 4 hogs Wyandotte Orlo Say farm implements chickens John Misenheimer cow and calf Graham 1 cow Reed 1 cow I Master 1932 1 Thirty six towns' in the state area were represented by sellers at the May Sales day here last Monday according to a re capitulation by Lane secre tary of the Chamber of Com merce Buyers from 29 towns were present to bid for the offerings The list of sellers and their of ferings follows: 1 Miami Wade' Hibbard 2 bulls A Brown 1 bull Smith Chenoweth 1 bull Essex 1 bull Julie Noah 1 bull Wise 1 bull Robinson 3 Chas Owens 2 bulls Clarence Sullivan uuu Vj riarvpv mins vir gil King 1 bull Reynolds 1 bull 1 heifer Harry ollis 2 heif ers 2 bulls Cox 3 bulls Joe Schubert 3 bulls Geo Sparlin 1 bull Benbrook 3 bulls John Armagoss 1 calf Webb 1 bull Nickle 1 heifer George Tipton 2 heifers Hamilton wws nagei i cow neit ers Jim Taylor 2 bulls A Os burn 2 bulls 1 Heifer red Turn er 1 bull Woodard 1 bull Jack Cammack 1 heifer Laffoon household goods Wilson household goods I El lis farm implements Essex chickens Wilson miscellan eous articles Sam Blackwell household goods birds Chas ox household goods A Woolsey furniture Sam Buckalien seed A Hagel chickens Worley household goods Blackwell household goods Mrs Smith household goods A Hooker posts A Martin farm imple ments Harley Brown farm imple xnenus vaa Ia a i ALUUiXcb llUUbcIlOlU goods Kellogg household goods A Sloan 1 mare Holt cow and calf Watters 3 cows 1 bull Joe Colvert 1 cow Geo Tipton 1 cow Asher 1 horse Albert Cole 1 cow Jack Cammack 1 cow 1 calf James Waddell 1 calf Woodard 1 bull Ray Kelley 1 bull Effen Dint 1 bull George Woody 1 bull Shelton 1 calf Big ham 1 sheep Jim ribley 3 calves Ray Davis 1 calf Woford 1 bull A Brown household goods Dunn mis cellaneous articles Wil liams seed Dode Worley chick ens red Turner bycicle Speer household goods Millner ribley household goods Mrs Cox miscellaneous articles Lankard household goods McIntosh household goods Wil bur Dins goods Barnes lawn mower Mott miscellaneous? articles Walter Schmitz miscellaneous articles John Schoenhols cane seed Krogstad miscellaneous articles Wilbur Jones Tniscellanonne orti cles orson sorghum Morrow cultivator Minnie Smith household goods Bertha Black household goods Thurman Shaf fer seed Joe Hicks gun Miami Mattress company mattresses Kinsey miscellaneous articles Kellogg canopy King miscellaneous articles A Kem ple miscellaneous articles Cox' 7 pigs Joe Burris 2 hogs Cook 17 'hogs rank Anna gost 4 hogs Holloway 14 hogs Virgil Jones 8 pigs Miller 2 pigs Holt 1 pig Reed 9 pigs Newton 18 pigs Jim LaDuke 6 pigs Garrett 5 pigs Ervin LaDuke 4 pigs Pees 5 pigs Hallowoy 7 pigs Sapp 8 pigs Payton 1 pig Afton rank Countryman 3 hogs James Noblin 1 cow 2 hogs rank Hayes 11 hogs Harrison 4 calves John 1 calf Bunch 1 calf Claude ortner 2 calves Chas Crawford 1 calf Alvin Brewster 1 calf Cooper 16 hogs Mays 1 calf Joe Taffner 1 heifer Ows ley 1 heifer Armstrong 1 heifer Buxton 4 bulls Ettleman 1 cow Martin 1 cow Berry chickens Walter Vaughn miscellaneous articles Letter farm implements Nora Chaney 1 pig Dempsey Ral ston 6 pigs HrHelms 4 hogs Louis Collins 2 hogs Cleora Henry Marcus 7 hogs Grove Sam Wilson 4 calves Chas Burnes 14 sheep Whorton 3 hogs Hollow John Nading 1 horse 6 hogs Chas Moorman 14 hogs airland Cunningham miscellan eous articles A Edeson 5 hogs i Angei nogs jonn Wil liams 9 hogs Babst 1 hog loyd Hayes chickens Jones Security Bank and Trut Company Miami Oklahoma Nash 2 horses 1 mule Hollowell Kas Ted ee posts Lawton Kas Church household goods Thayer Kas A Nelson posts EQUINE HERO DIES NEW BRUNSWICK May 12 T) Old Doc Dobbin an aged horse which supplied diphtheria antitoxin for inoculation of more than 41000 children is dead or many years the horse was in the service of a laboratory here In 1930 New Brunswick children gave the horse a birthday party i Il hwW iUKS rf nJ re fir 1 iZg a 1 1 i i I I ssssss: A IB I It I.