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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-01
FRESH FRUITS.

APPLES Bnden 1bi. ts@3j Ben Davis. $40
s. russct. s2afs -: Far Western, box. Nsf@ q
Del and Nid. Dst. 75ga{l50. PEAES-iia. T.
Cou'e. ubl $59S5. PEACHES-Ga. 81 500 S. -.
lLUMS-ia. Red June. carrier Sl.2ie sitj. Del
cad Aid. IT. i8jc CHERRIES -Bia.l. 10. 90
Joe. red SQ|4r rhite. o aoc. b.a b 81 10 b7k,
ft9S-r: rel 5Ia 1It. white 80 10 Soc. sous. 3Id
sc. sour peach. ts6t. -5casl: b.a,A. a. re ~.
Ie'. Sale white. a l0c. sour pa ,c CUR.
RANTS-Smgu rel o. toe STRAWBERRIES
Jersey. a. Ga 'e. up-n7e, upper stations 40
BE. lover stations. 5n l4c. Western \. sal
staten Bland "a loc l. 7eljc BLACKBER-
RlEs-N G. o. - lgc. De- ana Nd. 69l5o Jer-
Fey. 5dl2c RASrBEER1ES -Up-Iiver. rel. pint.
30 f. J'rs-'. lei. 500. Del and Nd red. ia8c:
bisglcap'. 4o6c. HCCkLEBERkIES-Q Sa l5c.
GOOSEBERRIES-Larg green. q. o., lie. snail,
green. 1900. AnUSKMELONS Cal. standard
crate SOC '1c. Ca. stantar, crate. Sg$liD; fat
crate 10000. pink meats. fst crate. 5os-ie.
MrfoV$@Ga ard Ia. pef i6j. t5o&s55. cal I'd.
500 $a6,. olBAlNNGEsnrila., boy; il5la g:
TEUlT-Ela. box SlGsi cuban. sle;3. Porto
R.oo. $le$4 PINEAIPLES- Porto Rico. Red
spanish crate. SO $3.50. Cuban. H.5OG$2 40:
Tia. 81 25g SIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-01
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
BUTTER.

Receipts 1887 packages. Creamery. extras cog
score. 2sc; higher scoring. 2Sis zoe. hrsts. zoe
% he state dairy. finest =, a p rs; good 10 prime
25a2ii3c. renovated. extras, 231s g 2iblc. hfsts
22i, a BE, imitation creamery. trsts. -.17@ -a'.
ladies current make ir.is. 9Th 9--c. ya-hns
stock curren; make. No !. eos = Zlc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-01
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

New potatoes weak and lower Sweet potatoes
steady: l.io.s weak POTATOES. Southern. so !.
hi. SIC $50. SWEET POTATOES. JsHy.. bsk
81 J61$-.4 ONIONS. Jersey AID Del. 1sk. 5000
81 1id adj VI. SOC 7sc. ~. ~ ID bag: 5t9h5c,
AsrARAGU 5; fleen. do5; ou1ch'S fl@$2. white
nearby, tops On bb 7'c6tl. CACLIFLOWERs
l. l. bbl. g. 5Oat2 25: CrCuMBLRs. 5 G.. b,EE.
5OcaSl. Dbl Sl5OeS2 so. y c. bsk f5cG 81. =
bbl. {19s275 CELERY state and Jersey, stand
ard crate t3gSi. bunch. 50@i5c: CABBAGES
/ I and jersey. 100. s. SOssg crate. 6Oa75c. hbl.
50d Csc Del and Md. cFste. 500 &c: biol. j096 soc
t RS:'i EGiGPLASrs. la box $685. Va berFS
crate 81 LETTUCE. state. crate, - g75e; near
b. bbl. 55c@sI; ~. ;s0q u.s. LIMA LIMA BEAAs.
76cSSi 50: TEAs + l. bag 50c8$l. Jersey. large
bsk. jOcasl sInal. s59 Sc Western y y. bag.
PERs. Jersey. boz. ;5e@sl .Fla: s. 25@sl;4s Fla
e-tnl boz h.25@!l50. bik Sl25@tlS 70: RAD
ISLES nearby. bhl. 50c0 81. KHUBARB nearby.
loo punches. t5casl. SCI ASH. Dbl 5ocq;l box.
2ja75c. bsk 25G soc; SPINACH. nearby. bbL 400
Csc. state bsk. 2jG Soc TURNIPS, white, ~.
$50 SOC. Rutahasa. bbl OF bag; 75eSsl; ToMA-
carrier. 75easllz: ia. .csr.tier,, 75,&lL23: {.
SiaSI25 Ga and G. il@S %; Mss. fat casa.
4Oa Sc: Fla. carrier. 9Cc9 81. g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-01


ALIYE-some % freight cars on traekA Of
which % ears wero unloaded. DRESSED-Fresh
Killed iced fowls I'm somewhat lighter supply and
tone a shade steader but demand slow. TURKEYS.
fresh iced. hens aud toms. mired. ID, loo no.
toms. To- l5c CHICKENS. fresh brollers. iced.
Fhla L | ana Il ]. to 4 10 % PR. 10. soe SIC !:
Tc1na 2 % 4 10, 2jG 27c nearby SQUAD. pair.
90 8Oc: Va milk FED. 9 10 Sn ID. 2sc. Western
Cry picked milk fed 81 ~ ID 20 pair. q q 2sci
Western scAlded. %. 26d27c. FOWLS u 10
box dry packed. Western boxes. so ID and over 70
g0s dry picked lsc. 80 10 80 ID. licj under 80
Do 70 doz. l4izc: FOWLS. bols. iced Western do
picked ~ 20 % and over. l6zc. Southern IN j..
diana and Illinois. ID. l3h dl6c, southern ana
Sou,hges,ern average be6t. ljl4c. small I54c.
Ohio and Michigan. scalded. iarse. lgrzc other
Western scaded large. l5c. OTHER OtLIRf.
old cocks H. llGiiic. J. I and PennG du-klings
h. l7c squalls prime. white. 10 10 20 doz. per
d01 IS so. dark. per doz sl25 gH.j0, cull'
g06 nc. frozen TURKEYS. Western small boIes,
DIV picked selected young hens. gle. toms. 2lo
bhls do picked, selected young heus. zoe. toms,
q0a bic, young hens and toms le9 zoe. average
hest isc: BR0HERs "a 10 boz. milk fed. fancy.
ID 70 ?. ID 10 doz a825c: prime. % 70 50 ID.
ioasoe: CHICKENS Y 10 boz. soft meated. milk
fsd 81 70 Sc ID 10 doI. zoe. 60 10 and over &c.
corn FED. 81 70 50 % lsc. 90 10 aud over; zoe.
FOWLS. u 70 boz. Western ooIss, 90 10 and over
10 dor dry picked lsc under 50 ID 20 dol liIc:
old ROSTERS le5l2i7c: DUCKS Ohio and Mich
gan fancy ljsl;ilc other Weston fancy. l3c;
Western ducks. No 2 98llc. GEESE Ohio aAd
Michigan. fancy. l2a !s-. other Western fancy.
lec. Western. No =. so loc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-01
ASKED
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. June 30. 1915.
GREIN,

wHEAT-Tho prolonscd period Of wet weather
over large part oi the winter wheat nei nss ie
shippers have shown a disposition 10 limit saieS
until the wheat begins 90 arrive al terminals IN
LARGER volume than has yet taken place Tbs SO"
movement has apparently frightened thoss who were
short OF july contracts and the whole marfet yes
ieTday was stimulated by active covering, eSpeHaS
IN The neaT position. Most Of inc advance o,.
CURED early IN the day. and late IN the session the
volume OF business was sMS. pl. "I!io p.t.es 49,
part o. the gain under Iroht taEng we Cose W
steady at a a nc net advance. Reports mat estl
mstcs on The e1poriable surplus from lhdle nag
been reduced TO 10000 200 bushels. compared N..n
previous estimates % &c 600 900 bushels. gave nm
tone 10 the Liverpool MARKET where there "as sali
90 Le a better milling demand. Il was thought that
the frfnness abroad might result In better export
demand n the American markets. but While there
acrc rumors Of sales ~ fair quantity q Old
wheat there seemed TO he little or no demand FOR
new. The question o. sterling tKohanGc is booming
more a. problem IN tie market daily. Exporters
from banking interests 90 exchange against forward
shfmeuts al grain and importers. 30 the United
Kingdom especially. are very reluctant ABOUT
basis Europe viii undoubtedly be forced 70 buy
demand IS yery Slow. and bears believe that when
wheat begins 10 move IN volume prices will have 20
a aSenf s"ss 'S IN th5 6 3aA'S cash ' ma
80 red winter wheat vas quoted at s. 22h and
No . hard a. 81 ssh. C 1 New York export; No ]
Nor Duluth sL574. and 40 J Nor Manitoba.
sl.3oA.. O. Z Buffalo.
CORN-Was hrmer. largely in sympathy with
wheat and closing quotations we're : 2 Sc net
higher Weather conditions were more favorable.
and Wiic there we've good many complaints 0i a
backward crop. there we're numerous reports indl-
cauag mo-e active cultivation and better outlook
The movement al in'cr or points was comparatively
quiet and there "es DO apparent pressure nom INC
country. The Argentine market vas 80 lower but
there seemed 600 De 30 especial pressure q Arsen-
tine offerings .n he local make. ln TIE local cash
market No yellow corn vas quoted al Soc prompt
shipment.
OATS-Prlces I'm the oats market were hrner. In
sympathy with wheat and corn and on export sales
~ about 900 ooo bushels. closing isc 70 lc net
higher TIE local cash artet was nrm. standard
fF HFI q 40 NU
Size. 40 white Sc: fancy clipped white. t51s IA
sc. ordinary clipped white. 54i4 SOC. all elevator.
RYE-Market quic;. No Western. $l2j. 1 Z
export.
RABLEY-NarSet easy: mailing. 72G7ic. I (
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-02
SAVE YOUR HAIR
AND bEAUT|FY It
WITH 'DANDER|NE'
Spend 20 oentsl Dandruff dis
appears and hair stops
coming out
Try this Hair gets beautiful,
wavy and thick in
few moments

II Won care for heavy hair that
g.i.lcu9 with beauty and Is radlor
with life; hns an Incompatible soft
ness aud IL fluffy and lustrous, Try
Dnudrlnc
Just one application doubles the
beauty NJ your hair, besides II I'm.
mcdntcly dssolyes every particle Of
dnudruff You cannot have nice heavy
healthy hair If You have dnndruff
This destructive scurf rohS the hair
of IT, ustrc lts strength and Its very
life. and II not overcome II produces
a fcycrl,hncss and itching " the scalp
the hair rolts finnish. loosen and die
then the hnlr falls ont fast
II vour hair has been neglected and
Is thin fndcdssdry, scraggy or too
oily. get S5ccnt bottle of Knowl.
toms pnnderine nt any drug store OF
toilet counter; apply little as dl.
rCctcd nud ten minutes after YOU will
say this was the hest Investment you
ever made.
We sincerely believe. regardless of
everything else advertised. that II
yo1 desire soft lustrous. beautiful hair
aud lots of it-no dandruff--no itch.
Ing scalp and no more falling hair
YOU must use Knowlton's Danderinc
II eventually-why not nOwf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-02

uctghhuriug hullding-, and AN the
.rcunry " H. surroundings Is across
,hr street Several marble hu-IS Of The
gInuis Of dramatic art occupy inches
600 Ihr plain front, and divert attention
of rTnatlng strangers Somr think
i chapter house NJ college others
DlIl 10 uu urt studio: few, until todd.
decide 10 20 home und hr,tlr with
Hml1cmcut aud ~harpcncd Interest
when the name of the owner IS reveal.
yI
The house has the stranght lines or
simplicity that denote character md
it there is conspicuous Individuality
among our distinguished women play
Dr- ii Is Amelia Bingham Every sun.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-02
CONDEMNED A
BABY AS UNFIT
Board of Physicians Decides
AgainOt Operating to Save
Life of Chicago Infant

NEW YORK. Dee . Margaret Rnh.
rrts, the dcfurmed and unulyzrd
l'rhy whose birth caused discussion
mere similar Ia that over the defective
baby allowed tu die recently In Chi
cagu, died Thursday IN the babies hos
pltal. No operation was performed.
The Infant was horn November ~. IT,
lower limbs were muly2cd and its
feet dcfurmcd hut is mental rondi.
tlon was thought ln hc normal
Or Maurice Rosenberg, the phy,l.
elan who attended Mrs. Roberts. a,
serted after the chid's birth that
simple operation could save It's life
and mentality although It would hr
n lifelong cripple. He offered To per.
form the operation, hut after cou,ld.
crahc controversy II was decided Ia
leave the chllds fate To honrd fo phy.
sician Thi, hoard decided against
the operation.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-02
NEW HIGHWAY
MARKED SOON
President of o. T. and C. Road
Is Oklahoma City Wis
itor Thursday

a. An inspection tour u the entire
- length Of the oklahoma, Texas
and Gulf highway the organization Of
which was perfected about three years
ago. G. q. johnson of Durnnt, okla.
president of the association, aud Il. H.
llu-mw. close friend. Of Milhurn,
okla. wcrfc oklahoma city visitors
Thursday They left late in the after.
noon Tor Vorthcu points, In their auto.
mobile MIR johnson is prominent
business man of nurNnt, while Mr..
llm-haw Is cashier u one of the larr.
u.t banks In his city
The rund has already been laid ont
from Florence, Kan, through Ok.aho.
ma city. Paul, Valley, Mllburn, Duraut
and to Dallas where II will connect
with another highway extending to
Galveston Thus a complete automo.
billie road extending from the biggest
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-02
IN
BUSY SESSION

WlrH nm attendance well over the
w 100 mark far In excess Of what
was anticipated the Rock Island sur.
geOns In convention In Oklahoma city.
opened their second days session at
the Lee lluckins NJ q o'clock Thurs
day morning An The enthusiasm aud
seriousness uf purpose which distn.
gulShed the body IN To- meetings
Wednesday were displayed at the
opening hour Nothing was planned
for the day, with the exception nf tho
regular meetlngs. besides nm nutomo.
bile ride over the city. The surgeons
viii leave the hotel about . o'clock
aud viii bc driven about In the cars
Of local physicians, over the boulc.
yards and through the business and
residence sections of Oklahoma CITY
Cpon their return the afternoon ses-
sion will be held.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-02
Amelia Bjngham's Home
Meeting Place Of Ta'ent

New Workers are fond NJ refrrriu.
to Riverside Drive one from the fu
Reaches uf the west is led to imagine
% winding mileage Of street. with srpu
ml~l hum~ Of the ultra rich dccorl
W4 thc prIlcd udiolncd land. Only tnr
eastern side Of the driveway Is buIr
upon for residences, ana few ui these
nrr ot the digniflcd individual bpn
Most ~ the buildings are towering
apartment houses, with each floor pro-.
wiling as many rooms aud AN the Duu
Nuul"nrcs ~ Il modern private dwell
ING The show places of the mmw.
street that may hr classified 30. mI
'ldunl homes are few and far apart
That of the steel king Srhvlb. u,uu.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-02
HiTCHET FOR KEY

A hotchet served as a key TO o. house
MT 9l0 North oklahoma avenue Wed.
nesdny night some hold thief using
that implement to break opcn the win.
dow and gain an entrance. He ob.
talned n suit of clothes. watch. n
handbag aud pocGcihook which con.
iained less than dollar A fnmiy
named lnnls lives at that number.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-02
Reinearnation was the theme Of l.,

W. Rogers of New York Inst night In
the Ier-Iluckius hotel uor'ur floor an.
mex room lie declared that II the
soul IL created Mt birth there is no
reasonable explanation % why one
should be- born q genius aud another
mn idiot Reincnrnnllou De- said.
showed thut souls evolve us worlds
evolve aud that the stupid man IS one
who has not strlycu Ion his hundreds
of past incnrnatiuns lo develop his
mind. while the genius l- one who has
cncrgeticnllv dcrcluprl Dis intellect.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-02
T rsely Told

The zion Lutheran church, Ninth
and Walker will give q hn1aur iu the
basement uf the church building Fri
day evening. December =. Luncheon
viii hr served from g O'Clock ou, and
ever, Kind of fancy work imaginable
will hr uu sale.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-02
RiNnIED A SUBMARINE

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. Dee. o
Captain ST. George Glassen of the
steamer lyerkcmpf which arrived
Thursday, expressed the belief that he
rammed submerged submarine while
passing ont Of tho straits OF Gibraltar.
Nov enlber q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-02

pics uu entire n0wM amI +. a. n.. mI
houk us mhI. building m SUN
day The owner and hn family are
seldom there like m most ur these
monuments ut vanity m1 the swim
miur pool and other royalty mNnc,
ARE the personal pleasures of thr care.
tnkprs
One house uu the avenue that uru
iccts because ot features That Iu uul
depend ou h.ur.. NOR di.ulny uf
wealth. is the dom.uNc Of Amelia Hnp
ham the popunr dramatic star n /,
O. brown stone huidng. three stories
high ohuttIng ou the sidewalk ml Is
chicred from the side There ls MOT nu
inch of ground between Il aud the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-02

Come now. before the great rush for
Nina, photos. j H. Wood. winner Of
the Interstate cup grand portrait aud
two gold medals is the photographer ut
the ltirgvrt Studio, lln - " Main.
ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-02

day Night her drawing room is the
WthcrIug place ut the elite NJ letters
mud draun Anna MORGAN, Elizabeth
Nlnrhury Jeanette Glider and many
well known women of quality aud nch.
lr'cmcnt assemble under her vine and
lir tree ami pnrtakc ~ the mental and
spiritual dcll.h That ,mrkles and
'uvs from contact uf fine minds and
wlit souls n must hnyc taken a
IoNrru' nrNDn to get her 10 leave this
rlrrl" ny sculu, aud frlrndshp to loin
tine lnsiruus stars now nnlmatlns and
refreshing the revival ~ Brunsun How
.rn 81 evergreen comedy drama. "Thp
ll,nrlclia,' What Is their loss Is our
ulu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-02
u,,or Oyerholscr and Rny FRAZIER

COP. going hunting Friday 10, guest "
rhpntller sheriff. WIN return Samr
day night. Nothing like having friends
among farmers aud shcritfs, mayor
says.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-02

lw uu nick ma Il hov's school hook,
ANA find INSTANTLY where he is study.
'ur every mlr ne passed over IS
dirty
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-02

The office Wonds more time In dodc
lnn the man than II does In seeking
him
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-02

T.. u. IIinShaw with President G. o.
Johnson Of q. r. aud G.. Highway. Wis
itors 10 Oklahoma CITY Thursday. is
president Of oklahoma Welfare nssocl
alton and former president of Haskell
State School of Agriculture, Broken
Arrow, Oklu Is now resident Of Mil
burn. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-02

Bring Uu Ideas. auls mayor. 1T
doesn't cost anything haven't got
time To examine Ihrm, and | haven't
got anything tp du with 1t anyway
T.. II. HinShaw, with President {. u.
Johnson uf o. I. aud g.. Highway. Wis.
itors tO Oklahoma city Thursday. Is
president Of oklahoma Welfare nssocl-
alton and former president uf Haskell
State School Of Agriculture, Broken
Arrow, Oklu, Is now resident Of Nil
burn okla
Circle No. > Of the haywood Pres.
hvtcrinn church. Niulh and STILES, will
give M oyster supper Friday evening,
oysters win br served In three differ.
cnt sty.rs The public is invited
Fire department answers calls for
burning grass NJ Sixth and Durlnnd
aud 1900 West Second, and small
blaze caused from hot flue at 700 West
Reno. Damage slight
W. =. Danford, state engineer, is nj
Ntokn looking after some read mat
ttrS.
Journal entry, granting a decree Of
divorce to w. T. Hall was filed IN the
district court clerks office Thursday.
The journal entry gives Hall divorce
from Martha +, Hall, but gives her
the custody Of theN four children, aud
500 month ulimuN Tor ten years, ar
until $4,000 shall hJ We been paid. II
the pluintfr pays k3OOO within one
wear, however. he win not he held
liable for further payments.
.
In an answer filed TO the divorce pc
tition uf James NJ Reese, fireman
Mabel NJ. Reese denies the allegations
Of cruelty mndr IN the husbands pc.
tltlon. and asks that he pay her $50
Il month temporary alimuny, alleging
that hc makes SS5 Il mouth
The following marriage licenses were
issued hy the court clerk Thursday (:
Charles A. King 80, aud Miss Grace
Craig. %, of ,Oklah0ma city; Homer
II. IIollopeter 30, and Miss Matte OF.
mtt, " Oklahoma City
Capltol Rebekah lodge No. 300 will
give n rhnrnctcr social nj odd Fellows
Han Friday evening All members and
f.ia,,J. or, InVltel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-02
In an answer filed to the divorce pc.

In AL answer fiied 10 the divorce pc
ttion uf James VI Reese, u fireman
Mabel VI. Reese denies the allegations
Of cruelty mndc In the husbands pc.
ttlon. aud asks that he pay her $50
Il month temporary 0limony, alleging
that hr makes $50 Il mouth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-02
The monthly report Of Court Clerk

The monthly report OI t0urt CIerk
James Bcajy shows Il ,mnll decrease
lu the number ~ divorces granted aud
"a small decrease In marriage licenses
ISSUED Nmety.slN marriage licenses
were issued IN November, as against
IUl In October, and 80 divorces grant
ed. as against - In October The
total number Of suits filed WIS 100,
bcing II less than the October mum
her receipts for which were flj9ll7.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-02

Nhot fierce. undvlng love you see
on The stage and what n tame variety
there Is Ia the audience.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-02
How Plan Is Worked

l#'N .unnlN lraverScd by the high
way elects ~uperln,endcnt who IS
mi responsible for the spending Of all
money secured hy bond issues These
men have been touched up by PreSi.
dent johnson aud In such counties ns
have mot hrcn actively at work are
now r"u"rd I'm uutting the road bed
"'" first uInss shane.
THE annual mrctinc of the directors
NJ M" os.ocln'lon win he held IN the
next 3n doys Nm some city NJ vet not
n'm~ The irail win soon he martcd
THROUGH Ok'"nomoACl'v. permanently,
nnrummr to MIR Johnson.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-02
C,nl,ol Rebel,ah lodge No 9Og will

VapIIOI NtUVhHH IUUgV INU' OUH VIII
give n character social nt odd Fellows
Han Friday evening All members and
friends are Invited.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-02
Thc foIIowlng marrlage lIcense. Mer

issued by the court clerk Thursday {;
Charles A. King 80, aud Miss Grace
Craig %. Of 'Oklahoma city; Homer
II. IIollopeter 30, and Miss Matte OF
mtt.. " Oklahoma City
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-02

For the year 1915 to date the state
hns collected inheritance tax 10 the
amount Of $J74j15. The tax on sev.
cral large estates win I've collected be-
fore the year expires
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-02
srrreant ReggIc nrnndom nrc,rl be-.

cause cveryhOdy n tOIU OUly Two
complaints on police hlu,Icr Thursday
morning. aud time dragged heavily fot
Officers NJ station
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-02
Iamnr RIchards. chnrred b, mnrr,

Hnrris with emhezzlIn" ring pleaded
not guilty nj nrrnirumcut Thursday
before Justice Donuell Harris saws
that he lent the ring to Richards Tor "A
social occnsion. and TINT snil Richards
became attached Ia ornament nud rr.
fused 10 return II.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-02

has pnlu Nlu,uhN IN Tines for
shootln dice In my life. hut is most
certingly not u hootlegger" said darky
seeking eonfiscated booze from chief
Nichols. Argument got him the hoo,c
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-02
The ladies' auxiliary, Order VI Rail.

way Conductors. Division "l2. will
hold their regular meeting ul 2:3O
o'clock Friday afternoon ar odd Eel.
lows hall. corner " Grand and Walk
en-
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seaport uu the Gulf Of Mexico to Knn.
sn~ viii run through OklnhOmn CIV.
connect U.r. v.ttl th,. .ns,.l tT.,u
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A telerhone messnre from Governor
r. l.. Williams, who hns been for
several DAYS ~ his farm near Durant,
advises his office force that he viii
return 10 the capital Friday.
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Mayor 0verhOiser receives plans fOr
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Has Enjoyed Little Publicity

'"illr.l mere with the OZnrk Trail
Has Enjoyed Little Publicity
hat little publicity has been tender
rI Oh" % r. and g. Highway since IT,
organization but according to prcsl.
drul johnson survey gangs are at
work uluu- lis entire length aud grad
Ing ANA dragging IL In constant pro
srrs, The ruud Is now marked prnc
llrH.Iy 0ll the distance from the Kan
sos llur lp Dallas. nnd owns the only
bridge across the Red river which AT
ull Times IS free from flood danger. In
scattered sections ~ Oklahoma the
highway ls macadamlzed, while the cn.
tine Irm.lh from the Red river to Dal.
'os. with The exception Of Is miles, Is
constructed NJ the paving material A
u'" tractor wus put 10 work In Me.
LAIN county, okla. Wednesday and
Will rur the finishing touches to the
road lu rhHl district IN II short time
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"Nes, I Know sOmeIhnF- hut 7 fant
sny anything 0hout " Nct' stated
Commissioner street whom approached
nv rim,ct-eyed reporter