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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-08

one of the restful places of the world
between wars. but war has awakened
it more often ana caused 10 more OF
loss and suffering than falls 90 the
lot % most cities. Rheims has lain
across the path Of maur an enemy s.
march. Il suffered severely In the
campaign OF 1874 IN 1870. the Ger
mans formed it, defenses. and Ger
man shells tore their way into It's
quaint limestone homes To-day.
Rheims has been mentioned more Of
teg in dispatches concerning bonn
bardmcnfs than any other part 81
Europe The brave old town has
been forced Go break its rest again
and 90 suffer The penalties 90 ociug @
fortress. the key TO the Champagne
plains which swell u1oostructed TO
Paris.
Rheims is the champasne enter OF
the world The last thing OF which
the physical exterior of Rheims would
make one thlnk is that ot the CIluk OF
champagne glasses and m, purl OF
their sparkling, feather liquid Yet,
there are more than 5u famous wine
firms in the place. aud upon los out
skirts are the wonderful maze of uu-
%dergr0uud cellars. Orlitd through
CHALK formation. wherO millions oi
bottles are ripened ever. year.
THE champagne cellars about
Rheims are second iu tn, interest OF
most travellers only 60 the cts beau
tlful cathedral DurinE tourist sea-
son. any uumbcr Of ~straugcrs wander
through these underground ways
with their miles of mc!luwing pleas
are. In this article 81 her commerce.
Rheims has dome uusiness with aIl
the world Tho grapcs from which
the uos, sparkling of drinks e made
are grown around the citt. uu .is
sunny fields and hills and about the
Montague de rheims
Rheims Del two hours ls express.
i0T miles. o. is built on "a plain. WITH
hills go the south and southwest
Strung, detached forts surround b.
IT, streets ana bou'oylrds are broad
and they are hordcrcd hy quaint
stone and stur.u homes in patterns
Of YESTERDAY On 10 center of Cine
town. its CHIEF glory and an o'le.t o'
international p.lErimags. stands the
Notro Dame de Rheims cathedral Ii
~ ono OF The world very finest spec
linens ~ Gothic, Though "a product
Of the thirteenth and fourteenth cen
turtles. it has never been finished 80
still lacks the towers Of the ur.e mai
design
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-08
QUIT MEAT WHEN
KIDNEYS BOTHER
Take - Glass ct salts ~ NOur Bark
Hurts ar bladder Troubles You

No man or woman who eats meat
regularly can make "a mistake 10y
flushing the Kidneys occasionally. says
a wcll-knoWu authority. Meat forms
uric acid which clogs he sidney pores
20 they |sluggishly hitter or strain only
part Of the waste aud poisons from
the blood, then you get sick. Neariy
al rheumatism, headaches. liver trou
bic, nervousness. constipation. dizzi-
ness. sleeplcssness. bladder disorders
come from sluggish kidneys.
The YOU feel a dun ache
iu the Kidneys or your bagk hurts or
% the urine is cloudy. offensive. full
of sediment, irregular ~ passage or
attended hy "a sensation of scalding,
get about fouT ounces of a salts
from ans reliable pharmacy and take
a tablespoonful i1 "a glass of water
before breakfast for u few days and
your kidneys wilt then aet nnc TINS
famous salts h. made from the acid ~
grapes and lemon juice, combined
with Hhiia and mas been used Tor gem
o%ratio1s 10 lush clorEg1 kidneys and
stimulate them Go activity. also 90
ncutralIzo the acids in urin. -o o. o."
longer causes irritation. thus ending
bladder disorders.
Jad salts rs inexpensive and cannot
iuiure. makes a delightful cucrNes-
cent uthia- water drink which al reg
ular meat eaters should take now
and hen to keep the kidneys clean
and the blood pure. thereby avoiding
serious kidney complications.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-08
ANOTHER PIONEER
OF ALBUQUERQUE
PASSES AWAY
Mrs. Carolina Benjamin for
Twenty-E Eight Years a Resi-
dent Here, Dies at Age Of
68: Funeral Thursday.

Death claimed one more uf the
gnpidli passing pioneer ,itizcus 81
Albuquerque this morning when Mrs.
Caroline Benjamin. 6s years 81 axe.
and for IS years a resident of this
city. died ut the home OF her daush-
ter. Mrs Julius Mandell 3ls North
Twelfth stree
sits benjamin was the mother oi
Harry Benjamin, Louis benjamin
ana Charles benjamin, an prumi-
nently identified with the business
Interests OF the cits. ana of Mrs Sol
Weller aud Mrs Julius Maudell shs
Was The aunt Of Mira Mike Mandell
The funeral viii take place Thurs.
afternoon az . o.clock from the homs
Of Mr. aud Mts Julius Maudcli on
North Twelfth street
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-08
CLOVIS EMPL0YE
OF THE N FE
is A

Trial of the damage suit ~ Mar
Bell Whitehui agaInst the Chino Cop
per company ana John N. ~ully Tor
$40. 600 damages FOR injuries tilo-rd
60 have been received from q faIi |in
an excavation m Hurley. was stiil on
In tho federal court this afternoon.
The defense was under Wty lt Del
not likely thai me case Viii boz given
90 the jury until tomorrow
Harry Crawford 81 CLOVIS - ST
an employe OF the Santa Pc Railway
company, hlcd a petition in ,oluatar'
bankruptcy An order OF adiudlea-
iion will issue.
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NorIcr rnn PrnIICATIoN.

Department OF the Interior
T. g Land once at santa re a. M
Not Q. 1914.
Notice h. hereby given that Jusn
Aualla. heir and TOT the heirs of Juan
Analla y Candelaria. deceased, OF
Tiieras y, A.. Who. on November 2.
.l9la made homestead entry 40.
.0isg5a Tor shNnsWA MANY
sa SWA sW ANWh SEA Ma
wv sw AsRh Section %. Town
ship 30 g.. Range 9 y. ~ a. r. Me-
rdian. has filed notice OF intention
90 make three-year proof 20 estab-
lish claim o. the land above de-
scrhed, before George A. Craig. o.. y
Commissioner Albuquerque ~ NJ,
on the 18th day OF December. 1914
Claimant names me- Witnesses Cash
u.no Luian. jose pomingaez Amadu
Nuanez Elngo sanchez an OF Tier
as. \. Al
FRANCISCO pTT0ADO.
Regisier
Aba Evening Herald
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-08
CALL . BIps

santa Fe y NJ, Sow 3d. lHlf.
Bids for flrnishIug supplieH ta Sc"
Mexico state renitrutlarl at santa
Fc for six months ending MHN loih.
1916. viii be opened al q l m..
Thursday. December 1otE lFli "a
the p-enltcntiary
supplies viii consist OF groceries.
meats. cloth clothing and grain Fuil
specifications ana blanks uiH no iur-
nished or application tu John % Nc
Manus. Supt
Hy order of Board OF Commission
ers October o. 1914
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InR rrnIIrATInN.

Department 90 the interior a. :
Land OHce Al santa Fe. New Mex,
Nov. %, 1914
Noiice b. hereby given hat ELIAS
Garcia. OF Canyon. New Mexico. who.
on November sih, 1911, made Home
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-08

stead 40 Ot5ate for ~s SEA and
1888 SW = Section D. Township la\.
Range I. East. ~. N o. Meridian h1a
nlsd notice of Intention Co make
three year proof 60 establish clnim Co
che land above described. before
Linus l. Shields. o. 8 Commissioner.
az Icmoz SPRINGS. Sew Men, ou Jam
uary ~, 1913
Claimant names as witnesses
Roman Garcia ~ 1rmcA ~ M,y
C|recengIo J. Garcia, 81 Jemcz s.
Mcx.
Abran TruiUlo of JeWez " NICK
Bias Casaus. uf Icpcl. n Mos
FRANCISCO pELGhpD,
Register
Evening Herald, Albuquerque
y Mex.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-08
Kan.n- CIt, II,c.ln.k.

Kansas City. Dec. s-Hogs-Rc-
ceipts. 1890: higher. Huik, So 95 %
7.20; heavy. g1l0H7.25. pigs. 5000
mg.15.
cattle - Receipts. i.20O; strong.
Prime fed steers. Sg.5ON 1850 vest
crn steers, 500 Ws.s5 calves, $3.50
"a 1850.
Sheep-Hecelpts. a,uhh steady.
Lambs. t5.50ns.10; yearlings $G2j
UT.25.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-08
PERSONALS.

Mr. and Mrs. David v lane are
the parents ~ % boy. born Yesterday.
Robert a. Glass and Dan Andrews
took ont a marriage license az the
ofnce OF County CLERK A. s. walker
today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-08
Metals Market.

New YORK. Dec. S-Tln. DUN. $500
~ 33.OO.
Copper nrm. clcCtrolytic, tI2.S7W
1900, casting. tt2.G1 MI2.S7.
Iron. Unchanged.
Al Loadon; Spot copper. f55. IS.
Sd futures. t55. los.
spot tin, Gas, ss: futures. llti.
l5s'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-08
The Markets
Stock Quotations.

sioux Limitations.
New York, y y, December S.
Following are the I O'Clock prices
as Issued by the stock exchange COM
mtttee. Last Fale:
Atchison, SIX.
New York Central. 81.
Northern Pacific, gs.
Reading. i39a.
Union Pacinc, nav,
Cotton.
New YORK, Dec. Spot cotton,
quiet. middllng uplands, 1850
Money.
New York. Dec. s-Call money
STEADY. high, 4 per cent. low, 3L per
cents; ruling rate. az per cent,
Mercantile paper. - NiA per
cent
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SITUATION WANTED.

F1ErT-'LAS~ baker want. position
no objection q icaNIur town rs
Hathaway. at5 = Is|fI
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WANTED-Competent sirl for sem
eral house work can Mrs. b. J
Joros, li04 North Second street
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-08

ChicEo, Dec. 6.-Hogs Receipts
$4,000. strons. 1tae0c above yester-
days average. Bulk. $3.50 40.
heavy. $3.50 7.50; pigs. tf.T5m736
Cattlc-Receipts. 1000: nrm. VA
tive steers. f5.70n 1910; western
s5.gsn $50. calves, $3.50 $50.
Sheep-ReceipiT. i2,00o; strong
sheen. $500 5.as. lambs. &6.l5nS25,
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Denver Iaxc.imrL

Denver. Coloa Dec. s.-Cattle-R Re-
Ceipts. 1900. strong 10 higher Reef
steers. 80 eco 1850. COWS an dheiiers,
$500 q $50. stockers and feeders,
tGOoa7.75; calves. &1.o0N 500.
H0RH-Receipts. 500. higher TOP,
ST.aot bulk. $3.50. 100.
sheep Receipts, 1000, lower.
Lambs. fT.2Sn7.75. ewes, N25m
ass.
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Il, the Herald want al do you'
work.
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WANTED Help.

NANTEu-Spanish salcsgiris 40 The
Leader
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O D-C0N N L
Sheep & Wool Co.

ALBUQUERQUE, y. NJ
Cromwell Bide. Phones $4,000,
se,ond aud Gold Avenue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-08
Lead aa;I sIslter

New York. Dec. s.-Lead quiet.
t3.55W3 $50. London. 40.
spelter steady, S5.65H 3. 75, London.
f27, los.
81. Louis. Dec. Lead quiet,
t3.67h a3.70
Spoltcr higher. 1895.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-08
Chicago Grain.

Chicago. Dee S-Whcat sasged to-
day, influenced by lower prices ct
Liverpool Opening prices, which
ranged from the same as last night
Co q n sc lower. were followed hy "a
decline an around. and then q mod
crate rally. The close was unsettled,
a. a. SO on 20 &c ~, compared with
last night
Wet weather mat Threatened 10 d.
minlsh the movement from nrst hands
had e. strengthening effect ON corn.
After opening al q shade OF o. a like
advance. the market held within "a
either way from last nights figures.
The close wds weaa. a. hc Go - q Nc
net decline.
oats TOOK the same course as corn.
Higher prices fut hogs gave "a iift Go
provisions.
Wheat-pcrombor. Sl.t6A May,
ilElA.
Corn-Dcc, 62hc. May. $3.50.
Osts-Dcc. Fkc. May. 5lhc.
Pork-Jan, &iSta, May. $3.50,
Lard jan. te.77. May. SO o..
Ribs Jan. {9.75i Mhy. No.0I.
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FOR RENT Rooms.


FOR RENT-Rooms newly furnish
ed In new brick building. 2Zs
North Third.
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ABA Evening Herald
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WE DO ENGLISH and spanish COM
position and want your orders Nur.
city Printing Co.,. ia North 9Th So.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

Physicians
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-21
SPORTS
BASEBALL MEN
DELAY ACTION
Presidents Of Western Association Clubs
Deride 10 Await AciiOr Of TeNAs-
Oklahoma League Owners.

At the meeting of the presidents Il
clubs I'm the Western Association held
Mt MuskOgee Sunday II WAS decided To
postpone final action relative to the
election Of cities for the 1913 season
until after January 10 when the Tex
asOklahOma league presidents Will
meet and decide whul they will do the
coming season
In the event III, TcNds-OklahOmu
league decides to dlshund 1t IL more
than likely the Western Association
will 20 to eight clubs and two or more
Texas cities win be included. Dcn
son, Sherman and Paris have wanted
Ia get into the Western Association.
but It iS not believed possible tO tnkr
all Of them even In an ciSht-Club cir
cult.
Permission was given AT the meeting
Sunday for the transfer Of the Okla
homa City franchise from : u. Hunter
10 h. NJ Duncan, who will be Joined
with other local parties In the manage
ment Of the local club. Mr. duncan Is
one " the hest known baseball rnthl.
siasts In the city, and assisted material
ly IN the management Of the club lust
season.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-21
GOLFING HINTS.
BY Straight Drive"

The Mug Hunter Now that the
season IL fairly over II may not be
Omiss 10 hurl n parting criticism at
hose golfers who, during the season,
have committed acts In their quest
for mugs which are so far out OF
keeping with their general conduct as
to I've inexcusahlc
The ardent mug hunter has no re
gard for decrncv or common honesty.
when II comes tu seeking the largest
handicap he can possibly get. Likewise
he forgets tn live up 10 the little re
finements which murk the difference
between gentleman and others In
his relations with others using the
links.
Let all mug Nuuters resolve rs
they sit bv the fircsldc surveying the
seasons plunder or rewards " merit
ns the case may he that next season
they win try 10 earn the lowest han
dicap their skin entities them to, and
study to treat all other golfers with
the greatest nosslhle degree of cour.
tesy and consideration.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-21
TWO COW BOYS ROBBED
Fitzgerald and Castor Fell Into the
Hands Of City Thugs and Lost All
Their Money 10 Them

Alleging that he and his companion.
Francy CASTOR had been drugged and
robbed, W. @. Fitzgerald cowboy
from Henryetta. wandered into the po.
lice station Inst night at nearly II
o'clock half frozen and still dnzed from
the effects NJ either whisky or drugs.
The younger hoy who IL lS. was NOT
found until this morning. when he was
discovered wandering about I'm an aim.
less manner on Main street.
! The two had come here from Texas.
the boys claimed They had heen
working as cowboys there and came
here on their way home for the holt.
days and stopped over for train
They went into the Southern club and
played y game ~ pool aud were there
accosted nv ~ yOnng man who asked
them N they would like Ia get n o.,
breaking horses nj Pncklngtown. They
said they would and he offered n hot.
tie NJ whisky 10 them 10 seal the har
gain Each took two drinks. they M.
scrt and then started for Packing
town car Both boys remember get
ting on the car hut after that all wns
n blank. They were taken 10 apof
southeast " Hunters Park. aud there
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-21
HOME FOR VACATIONS
State University IL Deserted Now.
Since Nearly All the Students Went
Home for Holidays.

Norman. Oh, bee II. The DE
serted village would apply very noti-
ceably To the University city" dur
Ing the Christmas and New Year holi-
days. Friday noon over thousand
students crowded the streets and de.
pots, Saturday noon half Of this num-
her was gone.
During the first semester there have
been more than thousand young men
and women enrolled In the University
NJ Oklahoma Until school opens on
January I, 1919 II will probably be
very difficult tu find hundred stu.
dents In Norman.
The few who are remaining either
live In Norman or IN some state 10 far
AWAY from Oklahoma that II would
be almost impossible to make the trip
both ways aud still return by Jan.
uary 4
students are enrolled IN tile univer.
sity from Pennsylvania, New York.
California, Mexico Illinois and NJ.
GENTLY word waS received by Scc.
retary Errett Newly that students
would enter the university next year
from China.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-21
AUTHORITY OF
BOARD LIMITED
Assistant Attorney General Says AZ
fairs Department Cannot let Legis-
lstive Printing Contracts.

No authority exists in law whereby
the state board Of public affairs can
let the contract for the printing Of the
legislature for the coming session, ne
cOrding to an opinion given by Assist
ant Attorney Geuerul Smith Matson to
Il. II. Howard, mrmher and secretary
of the board
Secretary Howard inquired II chap
ter ~ of the session laws Of 1913 did
not impose upon the state board or
public affairs the duty Of letting the
contract for the legislative printing
The attorney general replies that this
statute does not mention the legislative
printing In the list Of officers and lie
partments for which 1t Is the duty Uf
the state board Of public affairs 10 let
| printing contracts also that no prOyis
lou has yet been made for the payment
Of the contingent expenses Of the leglS
lature and that therefore no appro-
printiOn vet exist against which to
make c0ntract
/ The opinion also dRtes that under
section 30, article . Of the constitution
| the legislature is required 10 publish
the journal proceedings of Its sessions
which II may do iu any manner which
: II may provide
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-21
WANT SCHOOL LAWS
Oklahoma Commercial College PrOprie.
tors to Hold First Annual COnyen.
tion-GOv Fleet Williams to Speak.

The Oklahoma Commercial School
ProprieturS will hold their first aunn-
M convention here SATURDAY, at The
Ice Hucklns hotel, beginning at 10
Il. m.
One of the thief objects Of the coll-
yenti0n will hc to adopt resolutions
urging legislation that viii protect la-
Ultimate commercial schools from
fake" colleges which secure large bo-
muses. from towns, run II few weeks or
months aud then leave IN, state.
state Superintendent r. IT. Wilson
and Goyemorclcct Robert L. Williams
viii he among the speakers In the
evening the delegates will attend n
banquet to be- given bv " Drnsford,
state manager Of thGL e. Smith Type
writer company
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-21
IN OUR SCHOOL.
By Paul " est
Monday.

Oanly moar days to Christmuss,
n Andy Anderson says it's proved to
him the books are all rong abowt a
certln thing. Miss Palmer seen he was
looking Mt the clock during rithmelicK
this mournlng 4 Ast him what wns
hOthcring him. Andy sed:
What was that you Just toald us
abOwt todayW
II sed II was the shOartest day In
the we're" she sed. "WhyY
"Oh, nuthing," Andy sed, but /
hay been watchig the clock for most
nm hour 4 II hasent mOoved - an
hour all the time. II today is the
shOartest dny In the we're the hours
are 2icet as long m usual anyhow 90
What Andy ment was II scanned
longer \ he Is rite. say We
Fatty's Happy Sunday.
Fatty Believes put In the happiest
Sunday he cyver had. He was up eNtry
rrly 10 the Baptist 4 frum thare hur.
ried Oayer 10 the Metherdlst \ took
IN the congregational befoar Deecon
IInievns of his own Sunday school,
the Reformed Dutch, happined to
cum along the stretc 4 ketch him. "A
cyvery Sunday school Fatty toald
them he was hcln, converted. & got
present Of sottt soart MOast "
them was hooks 4 Fatty doant cair
abowt reedlug but he expecks TO
swap them for sumthing to etc.
Poor Top.
TOrp Stehhins's arms was 20 lain
this moarning NJ resess he couldent
hardly shy SNOWFALL. Torp sed II was
on accownt of HIS muther getting the
knitting hahbit 10 hard Just befoar
Christmuss, explaining II affecitted
him becawse he has TO hoald the
skanes of yarn while she winus II of
onto balls. Torp ned this mOarning
hefo0r he cum Ia school he had 10
help her unwind 10 skanes h he dreds
to gO hOam
Mas Palmer put n nOat an the borl
this moarnlnG II saving she hOaped
not amy of the children would go a
give her amy eckspenslve presseats
this ChrlstmuSS hut lust sum llttel
toakeu Of the day. When our nsteame,I
lannitor Mister nllnkv Hammond
Hean II he sed we neadent be afrads
NJ attending him that way. as he could
talk the moaSt eckspenslve prpssunts
amybody had To give without blush.
Ing.
Walt white Allen Van Ness arc
going tn malk sum mOnee M of Hen
merry Hood the butcher today. They
are gninr cutting Christmus trees
for him IN nlaice thav know. aS h.
SAYS he hasent rot enuff on his avn
grounds Ia supply his traid. 81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-21
HOBART RAISES
BELGIAN FUND


The state Belgian Relief committee
today received cush contribution Of
$500 from the city ol Hobart, Ok
nr l.. II Huffman. chairman of the
Hobart relief committee, came here
this morning and hid "A draft for $500
on the desk Of l.. 4 Morris, who Is In
charge of headquarters ot the commit
tee NJ the Lee Hucklns hotel. Dr Huff
man said that his ,Ommlttee called u
mass meeting for sunday night at Hor
bart for the purpusc Of raising money
for the Belgans THE $500 was raised
within few minutes and with pruc
iicAlly no effort" spid Dr huffman
today, and | believe we could have
easily raised more
The Hobart committee ~ composed
of the following pr l., n Huffman
| H. s. WOlfinger. Mr., sam Rrctch ana
Mrs w. W Rowland.
/ The state Belgium Relief committee
wHs notified that Enid and Blackwell
started shipments NJ carload of flour
from cnch place Ia Belgium Eight
more carloads Of flour, two Of
which 20 from Oklahoma City, ARE be
ing assembled todny 10 be- given 10 th.
railroads for shipment tomorrow
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-21
BLACK CAT DROWNED
SupcrStitiOus sailors Throw Feline
Overheard \fter Ship Strikes Land
lubhers Pet

San Diego Cal. Dec. IA black
cat blamed b, the crew Of the freight
er lsthmian for the mishap which near.
sent the hip boat 10 the bottom of the
sea, was Summurily executed Friday
night and III" hody thrown overheard
The feline was picked NJ by II sym.
pathetic sramm In the freight yards
az san Pedro and taken aboard the
Isthmian Unfortunately the man
who packed the cnt aboard had moi
heen going down to the yea In SHIPS
long enough lu become imbued with
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-21
HANS LOBERT FLIRTING
WITH Federal OFFER

81. Louis, Dec 2l. That j h.
Hans Lobert, third basemHn for the
Philadelphia Nationals, would sign u
contract with the 81, Louis Frderals
within the next twenty four hours WAS
the prediction made by officials NJ the
local club late last night. To this 10
bert himself added: IL may or may
not sign with the Federals."
II was rumored that Sherwood Mn.
gee would come To ~. Louis with 10
bert, hut later declared Mage would
have to talk FOR himself"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-21

the superstitions Of the average deep
water sailor aud felt 10 fear when he
ascended the gangway with the cut
snugglrd under his coat
II was only after tho Isthmian
struck that the eat was discovered sit
ting on one Of the after matches.