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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-07
BANKERS PLAN
CHANGES IN LAW
Executive Council of State As
SOClatlOn Considers Proposed
Guarantee Amendments.
WILL MAKE SELECTIONS

The executive council Of the Okla
homa State Bankers association met
this morning at the Lee Huckins no
tel 10 consider busines, connected with
closing up the work Of the association
for the present year. A. B. kennedy
of Okmulgcr Is chairman uud G.. n.
BOardmun of this city secretary ui
the council.
Secretary Boardmau said this aft.
eruoon that the council Is considering
proposed amendments to the bank
...I.uu,. ..u, uut mat the cXHct ua-
ture Of the recommendations of the
council will not be made public until
It's work ls completed The council
also heard reports from various com
mittees of the State Bankers as-ocl-
alton and considered rccOmmenda-
lions made by these committees Thir
teen out Of total of fifteen members
~ the executive council were In at
tendance at the meeting today. The
session continued this afternoon and
will conclude tonight
Tomorrow morning at N3O O'Clock
the Oklahoma state Bankers ussoci
alton win meet In the Metropolitan
theater TO select five members NJ the
executive council 10 take the places
OF those who retire this yrnr The
members, together with the ten hold
over members ~ the council will then
meet and dominate three men, one NJ
whom the next governor Is 10 appoint
the state bank commissioner aud So
..le,r nine men from whom the COVER
ner win namaathe state banking board
composed " three members This nc
tim will be taken In compliance with
the act " March u. 1913
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-07
URGES WOMEN NOT
TO BEAR CHILDREN

Chicago. Dec. Women should re-
hIs, tu bear children until the menace
ot war is done away with. 30 de
clared Mrs. r. W. PethlcA Lawrence
NJ London Ia an address before the
Wumnns city club.
Mrs Lawrence formerly was affilia.
tel with Mrs rankhurSt ant the Ing
lsh militant sutfragists. She was i'm.
wisoued sil lines.
Miss Jane Addams iDtfOau,ed the
speaker, Wn, i,sde peN for a great
movement 60 end all war.
III humanity IL TO he menaced by
this vampire" Mn Lawrence said.
1T isn't worth while TO 60 on living
1T isn't worth while Tor hundreds
Of thouslnd u women every year to
60 down into the shadow OF DEATH II
their sons ape Tor I've killed and their
daughters are toib pillaged and out
ragged
1--WE arc only producing cannon
food.
Mrs Lawrence presented severnl
propositions constituting "womans
movement for constructive peace" The
object n TO organize public opinion
and bring IFS pressure TO bear upon
the governments Of the world To fur
therarp Of the following ends:
The enforcement Of the democra
cies uf the world by the inclusion Of
the mother half Of the human race Ia
the ranks Of artlculate citizenship.
That all treaties and alliances uI
the mart NJ any democratic nation shall
be ratified by the representatives ui
the people.
That the allies shall be held /,
their slogan that this IL q war 10 END
war.
THAT at the conclusion Of peace n,
province shall he transferred from ON,
government to another without IN,
consent ~ the population concerned
thnt this consent shall be obtained b,
q vote " the people and that womei
who have suffered equally with mei
shall he included In the plebiscite.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-07
PLANS COMPLETE
FOR CONVENTION
Local Hardware Men Arrange
Entertainments For Visit
ing Members.
HOLD DEALERS AUCTION SALE

Local hardware men hre completing
arrangements for the entertainment NJ
the twelfth annual convention Of the
Oklahoma Hardware and Implement
associate which cUnyenes here to-
morrow M-ht None Of the outside
hardware men, with the exception Of
H. B. Porch Of Mustang, secretary
NJ the organization have yet arrived
In the city
Owing to the illness of Mrs. Fred
crick pfuff of Anadarko, wife Of the
president of the association, the annu-
al reception will not be- held. other
features uf entertainment, however,
viii be- supplied including the annual
high linN" of local manufacturers and
Johbcrs club which win be staged on
Thursday evening at local theater.
Mrs. II. o. Davis aud Mrs, H. Is.
Porch will be- hostesses nt the theater
party \ style show including the dis
play of living models at the depart
mcnt stores win hc given for the bene-
fit NJ visiting ladies'
The first session of the convention
will be- NJ the lee Huckins hotel IN
the pnrlor assembly room at 3 o'clock
Tuesday evening 4 musical program
together with mn address ~ welcome
by Elmer r. Brown, secretary ~ the
chamber ~ commerce will De features
~ the opening program,
4 dealers auction sale win be one
NJ the interesting features NJ the con.
ycution. None Of the articles will he
un hand. hut they viii be sold from
descriptions Dealers are asked TO
bring goods that are not selling In
their communities, 10 make out care
nh descriptions uf them and n they
desire to fix price at which they
wish them started off At the auction
sale. One NJ the hest merchandise nuC
tiunrcrs In the state will onduct he
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-07
FRENCH AvIATORs DROP
BOMBS ON GERMAN HANGARS

Washington, Dec Aerial raids
ON Freihurg In Brpisgau have been
acknowledged M the work NJ French
avlHtors In an official report from the
German foreign office to the embassy
here The raiders dropped bombs on
the aviation hangers there
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-07
BANK BUILDING II BURNED
BN ROBBERS VINO ESCAPE

Muskogee okla, Dec Z The First
state Bank building at Morris. okla
was burned last night by robbers,
who got only fifty dollors from a safe
they cracked Ia the simmons Mercan.
tile cOmpany's store IN the bank
building The total loss is twenty
five thousand dollars. = he robbers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-07

Successful merchants advertise to
get business then keep on Advertis
ing ~ keep Il
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-07
How t6 Give OuIni,e 10 Children.

FEBRILINE is the trademark
name given to an improved Quinine,
II IL a Tasteless Syrup, pleasant 10
take and does not disturb the stom-
aCh. Children take II and never know
Il IL Quinine. Also especially adapted
to adults who canRot take ordinary
Quinine. Does not nauseate nor cause
nervousness nor ringing In the head
Try II the next time you need Quinine
for any purpose Ask for 2.ounee orig
inal package. The name FEBRILINE
In blown In bottle. % cents
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-07

Every time pessimist laughs we
wonder who the Joke IL on.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-07
Kansas City livestock.

Kansas City, Mo. Dee Cattle
receipts 1900; market steady to 10
higher prime fed steers o.b0 a 1000;
dressed beef steers 1N a to s.25i
COWS and heifers; ATS n S1b; stock
erS and feeders $500 n s,2b; bull
4.25 az 0.00i calves 80c a 1000
Hog receipts 5000, market steady
heavy 600 a 115; packers and hut
chen sSb a T.1b; light $50 n T1h
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-07
RICH PAIR LNE
AS POOR FOLK
DO Light Housekeeping in Cheap
Rooms and Work at
Odd Jobs.
WANTED A NEW VIEWPOINT

Boston, Dec T. After sociology
cal honeymoon oC cignt weeks IN ko-
chester y. y. living In a cheap lodg
Ing hous, nud cklus ont an existence
by doing odd jobs. wealthy Stuart
Chase and his bride have returned 10
Boston.
Tue honeymoon was suggested 10y
Mrs. Chase. daughter uf eI Mayor
Charles H. Hatfield ot Newton. for
mcr chairman uf lhr Republican state
committee.
She was graduated from Smith Cul
lcgc In 1909. She is Il talented mu-
sicinn.
For some time Mrs Chnse hns been
Interested IN settlement work and Is
an active suffmgi,U
MIR. Chase j. a graduate ot Mussa
chusetts Institute or Technology and
Of Harvard, elias, ~ lWC. He is an
expert accountant and noted us n
hockey player
Sought New Viewpoint.
The story Of their strange money.
moon was told to-day by Mrs Cnmsc
we were married In July" she
said, "and after vacation IN the
Canadian woods. We stopped Oft ut
Rochester ou our way hcme, iT order
TO try out a rather novel experiment
rs the second phase NJ our money
moOn
The purpose of the experiment vas
twufold
First, We wished To find out pV
actly what were and what wcrr nu,
the necessary fuctor, Of happy and
useful existence
secondly We wished to investigate
the working and living ,ondtions "
he average American family whose
Income varies from $GOO 10 $1,000 II
year
we know tpu much Of the bitter
facts of the economic struggle to en.
tcrtain any ideals ot sNlal uplift. or
work among the poor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-07
VIVIAN puruett The original Of lit.

Vivian Burnett, the original Of Lit
lie Lord FnEntleroy." one of the most
famous ~ the books of his mother
Mrs, Frances Hodgson Burnett. the au.
thoress. was married last week to Miss
Clarence ClOugh Bull IN New York.
Mr. burnett Is now thlrty.six years
old.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-07
MARKETS
Oklahoma Livestock.
TOday's Receipts.

CATTLE The week opened With
light run on nand, but the cattle
trade was steady aud icu't. A lew
loads Of good beeves showed up, the
hest OF which brought 800 a $3.50
Brlggers and Norton Of ChlckashH,
Okla. had several loads In today.
Good cows and heifcrS sold up To
&.S "a S6.26 AZ tops odd head Of
choice bulls brought 500 The calf
market was steady SlOckers aud
tcoders we're scare today with II goo,l
demand for this class
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-07

Mr.. and Mrs Sol Bsrth entertained
Sunday evening al dinner Mrs. Joseph
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-07

Mrs Harry waldron and baby viii
leave the middle Of the week for Fort
Madison, Ia, whore they will spend
Christmas with Mrs, waldron's par.
ents.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-07

A party Of old friends Mines. ]. II.
Wheeler, George Spencer, A. l.. Welsh,
W. W. witten Of okmulgee, W. J. Pet.
tee and ], r. Harrell will go to Edmond
Tuesday to spend the day with Mrs,
Grace williams Dewey and Mrs. Geo.
Farrar
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-07

The first Of the dinner card parties
viii be given Thursday evening at the
Country club. Dinner will be served
at $50 and the game viii begin at
& o'clock.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-07

Circle q Of the First Presbyterian
church will meet Tuesday afternoon
at $50 o'clock with Mrs E. II. Alb
hington Of 1904 West sixteenth street
Members are requested to bring their
contributions to the benevolent com.
mittee.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-23
SAYS HORSE DRAWN
 VEHICLES WITHOUT
 LIGHTS ARE MENACE

A well known automobile owner who has occasion to use the roads at aI hours. said yesterday that as a matter of safety there should be im- mediate demand made by the authori- ties for the placing Of both front and tail lights on all horse drawn vehicles using the roads during the hours of dark
 While recent demand has been wig otous for the extension of more pro lection to lue public by the auto driv- CTS, there has been nothing said about protection for them. The horse drawn vehicle on the roads at night with out lights, as a matter of fact is a great menace to the automobile driv- er as well as exceedingly dangerous for the occupants of the horse outfit
 The automobile driver has no chance Of seeing the horse drawn ve- hicie without lights. and is under con- staut strain ia consequence The ma chine owner speaking yesterday said he was glad 10 see machines con roiled ,l sane manner, but that he did not think the safety program should be consuicted.
 It is a fact that every rig turned out of nights without lights before and behind is in danger of being run down Drivers hiring rigs cannot af- ford to be without them.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-23
HEARST SELIG WEEKLY
 AT THE ROYAL TODAY

The feature at the Royal Theatre today is the "HearstSelig weekly news, pictorial" This weekly periodi- cal of current events is becoming very popular with those who keep in close touch with current news. as the items shown are not only those of the great est interest but are shown at greater length with explanatory titles that help one to better understand the items depicted in the picture This week's issue shows many subjects of rcal interest to every one. concluding with advance fashions of especial con- seuence to the ladies
 Madam CoQuette," a two part pho toplay from the Lubin studios tells of very stormy scenes in the lives of a newly married couple due Co a misun- derstanding of each other as is often the case in real life A reconciliation is brought about in a novel way and at the finale we see the once happy couple reunited by the tie that binds.
 The Girl and the Gondolier" and "A Darktown Wooing" are two come dies that are real laugh producers. The former is an extrayagant bur lesque in costume. The costumes and settings are elaborate and the produc- ton pleasing More of this kind of short plays would find welcome with the majority Of theatre goers.
 "A Darktown Wooing" is a real scream from start to finish. telling of the rival Of two distinguished colored gentlemen for the heart and, hand of a buXom dusky maiden She has the time of her life with her erstwhile lovers but finally succombs to the ar- dent Rastus who wins his lady love by a clever ruse.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-23

like a new girl and l am now relieved of all these troubles. l hope all young girls will get relief as l have. l never felt better in my life. Miss BERTHAA. PELoQUN, Box l16, Sterling, Conn
 Massena. N Y.-''I have taken Lv- dia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and l highly recommend it. If anyone wants to write to me l will gladly tell her about my case. was certainly in @ bad condition as my blood was all turn ing to water. had pimples on my face and a bad color, and for five years ] had been troubled with suppression. The doctors called it 'Anemia and Exhaus- tion, and said l was an run down. but Lydia F. Pinkham's S Vegetable Com pound brought me out all right "- Miss LAvIsA MYREs, Box 74, Massena, NY.
 Young Girls, Heed This Advice.
 Girls who are troubled with painful or irregular periods, backache, headache. dragging-down sensations, faintinp spells or indigestion, should immediately seek restoration to health by taking Ly- dia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-23
STABBING AFFRAY IN LOWELL SALOON SENDS
 ONE MAN TO HOSPITAL

With six or seven wounds in his side, breast and abdomen, Joseph Paul is lying in the Calumet and Arizona hospital in precarious condition. He was stabbed late Tuesday night by A. F Justice. a carpenter and well known in the district The latter was arrested and yesterday was re- leased on S1.OOO bonds.
 The cutting affray occurred in the Bonanza Bar Lowell Both men had been drinking Little is known of the trouble which led up to the fight. Jus uco pulled out his pocket knife and before he could be oyerpowered he had cut Paul six or seven times
 Yesterday afternoon it was reported that Paul's wounds were slight with one exception This was thrust which entered his left breast above the heart This wound. according to the physician in attendance. might prove serious,
 Justices preliminary hearing was set for Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-23
OLD TIME MINER IN
 FROM COPPER GREEK

Ward Priest, well known old time mining man, is here from Yuma for a brief visit Incidentally he is looking into the Juniper Flats reports. which have reached outside and caused a good deal of comment in the western part of the state
 Priest is at present principally in- terested in the Copper Creek country, where he says things are going along in highly favorable manner He came here from a visit in the vicinity Of the old Mammoth mine Below that prop erty he says there is now considerable activity The shipley properties are running their 200 ton min to tull ca- pacity Recently there has been re. port that new interests would take over this property and increase the mill capacity to 1000 tons the day
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-23
ADVANCE CALL FOR QUARTERS IN CITY
 HAS 4 FINE LOOK

J L Brooks has returned Go active participation ln Che business Of he Brooks-Cooper furniture house after spending more than five months di- recting the construction Of his new apartment house on O. K. street The apartment house Is now finished throughout its 54 rooms. and better still each of the IS threeroom apart menJs is occupied. As a line on the fall in Bisbee in the matter of de, mand for accommodations and conse- quenty upon increase in population. it is to be said that Gus Haigler. who has the rental agency for the apart ments, has applications for quarters in the building booked ahead into every month until November Most Of these applicants are now away from the city, at various points in the coun- try and have put in their applications through thethrough the advice of friends or acquaintances here or among those they have met on the outside
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-23

pairing a bomb, three l. W. W. agita- tors are wiped out and a score in- iured by a terrible dynamite explo- sion, which wrecked a 6-story build ing on Lexington avenue and domora- lzed the East Side
 Evansville. Ind.-German Day Cele- bration-Historical Pageant apd Turn fest.
 Philadelphia, Pa.-Before vast throng, national in it's scope, members Of Congress and Governors of ,he l3 original states were present when President Wilson delivered 4th of July address at Independence Hall
 Cincinnati, O-Three Baby Lions, first born at Cincinnati Zoo
 Albany, N Y-Golden Jubilee Cel- ebrauon of the Rt r. M A. Burke, Bishop of Albany
 New York City,N Y.-CtY's New Fire Boat William J. Gaynor' making he- trial run.
 Moscow, Russia-Disasirons ire in heart of this city's commercial center destroys Alexander's Passage built in 1878.
 Charlottesville, Va.-Uniyersity of Virginia Summer School celebrates In- dependence Day.
 Paris France.-The latest cultures and Paris fashions
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-23
BREAKS INTO PEST
 HOUSE FOR LODGING
 NEW SMALLPOX CASE

Some man in Che district has recent ly exercised the strange choice Of sleeping in Che pest house Who he is. the authorities do not know. Also it is very. very doubtful if Che un- known man knows the character Of the place into which he broke his way and where he made his sleeping quar- ters, apparently for some nights.
 That the pest house has been occu- pied without the knowledge of the au- thorues was learned yesterday by Dr. Herendeen. when he went to the place to have it prepared for the re- ception of J. L. McCammon, suffering a mild attack of small pox and yester- day removed from bis room on School hin to the pest house The doctor found that a door had been forced and that a bed in one of the rooms had apparently been regularly occu- pied for some time.
 The man may not feel entirely easy as to his health for the next several days. He does not know that the place was thoroughly fumigated be- fore closed after the last run of use. And even fl he did know it, he might still feel a trifle nervous
 McCammon is not considered in serious condition. nor is there alarm felt as to the likelihood of spread of Che disease from the house where he lived It has been thoroughly fumi- gated and suar8ntined
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-23
"A Darktown Wooing"

increase registration fees was defeated. A bill authorizink the commissioner of motor vehicles to increase the num- Der of special inspectors to thirty and to appoint men from other state departments upon request passed both houses, but was not approved. donaeatsuffan ingAreg ulationfromn
 An extraordinary session of the Ohio legislature passed a general F. cense bin to take the place of the law of last year that was declared un- constitutional It providesa fee of S2 for motorcycle. S3 for electric vehicles S5 for an other motor vehicles and SEQ for dealers licenses. Chauffeurs must be examined and pay S1 for reg. istrauon
 Mississippi also enacted a new law for the one declared unconstitutional It Is called a privilege tax act and fixes the rates at which motor vehicles are permitted to use Che roads as fol- lows. Motorcycles $2.5O; electric ve- hicles $4SO; commercial vehicles up to 400 pounds capacity SS.4O; and other motor vehicles 36 cents per horsepower. The funds go for road improvement and repair A flat fec of s2 is required for registration and number tag.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-23
AUTO LEGISLATION IS TURNING ID THE
 FAVOR OF OWNER

Much relief will be given to every body interested in automobiling and motor trucks by report just issued by the American Automobile Associa- ton showing the present status of mo- tor vehicles and highway legislation. which the big organization of motor car owners has been watching very closely during the winter and spring
 Of ten legislatures convened, eight have adjourned. These are New York. New Jersey Maryland, South Carolina. lrsinia, Ohio, Keutucky and NIssis- sippi
 che record of bills up to the middle of April is as follows:
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-23
THE LOWELL THEATRE
 HAS NEW MACHINE
 FOR ''THE SPOILERS

In order to give the very finest pro- jection possible the Lowell has in installed a new protector that "The Spoilers" may be put on to perfection. Marager Frazier is more than pleased cith the way the public have taken up tho reserved seats All ths Ie- served seats for Friday night have leen sold and the Saturday chart shows an sold but about 35 For the benefit of tine public it may be well to announce that in addition to the re- served seat7 there are 12p seats for lhoee who have not had tha opDurtu n.ty to reserve ta5ir seats. These ale ih first x rows dnd there aIe many excellent seats in this part uf ,he house and they will be open to tAe first that cO-."
 The program for tonight, which Will h for tonight only Gas tomorrow - Friday afternoon and eve- ins "rhs Spoilers" will Dc the attraction is ono of unusual excellence there bcmg @ Nitagrapn masterpiece in two parts
 The Mystery oi The Hidden House." The BioraDh company will offer "A Daring Getaway" a splendid dramatic subject featuring Miss Claire McDoW- ell and a full east
 The comedy "He Won a Ranch" is by Che Lubin company and is said to
 be a genuine laugh maker