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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-09
To
Be CONC|LIATORY
James B. Reynolds, SeC'y. Of Ma
tiOnal Committee Drops in
Here 10 Look Things Over
SAYS ROOSEVELT is TRACTABlE
Also Indicates That Paramount Is
sue in 1916 Will Be the
Tariff Again
G EcRETARY JAMES {

CECRETARY JAMES O. uI.
~ NOLDS Of the lIepuu,au mJ.au.
al committee was In Oklahoma CITY
Saturday on one of his stops lu % tour
Of the entire United States tur the
purpose ~ probing the exact uuitiral
status uf the various sections Of thD
country oklahoma l~ the ..-''Hnth
state he hn~ visited since luNln- hi,
home iu BOslOu some llu' N-H MI
Reynolds has visited nearly W The
northwestern and Pacific rH, >'nlr-
ANA now is touring the 7oulIW"-t Tie
wis formerly u member " Ihr tariff
buarl and was assistant secretary Of
the treasury under Presidents Kuu-e-
welt and TAFT lie Is probably the
greatest tariff expert iu the uitcl
Stutrs. aud his statements uu this
particular topic carry weight with
all men In tOurh with hl- Standing.
When seen at the Hotel Shiryiu Mr..
Reynolds said
An pleas Of "fayoripr ,on. randi'
dates will b. laid aside and th" next
Republican national ruutrutIu VIII
Nominate a man Tor thr presidency
upon whom all factiuu- including Eull
Mov.rr- ready 10 return lo Ihc fold,
can unite.
"Su fnr as | have been able tn uscer
tain. the Republican Leaders have no
inclination tu force the nomination OF
"a mnu who would be- distu,tcful Ia
those coming back to the party said
Mr.. Reynolds, II believe the next cun.
didatc will bc prWlucl ot the con.
yrntion. Of course many candidates
viii he presented. but there will he
an inclination ~ gel down tu the sr-
rinus business ~ choosing the right
man and this will be- accomplished,
think, without break
One hopeful 3ign Is found In III,
fact that no candidate. so fur Rs We
know. Is conducting u propaganda
campaign 10 cllnch the nomination be'
fore the convention meets.
"Will Roosevelt come back INTO The
fuldt Tuut ~rpms Ike pretty hard
one. but it l. not 80 diffrult aS 1t up
pears From nll accounts. Mr. Roose
yelt doe, not want to see President
Wilson reelected We'll hc knows
that the only way to bring about u dif
fer.ut result is to reunitr the anti
Democratic voters.
We must remember iu figuring or
the coming campaign that the only
thing urr'.slr, 20 give the Rcpuh
licnn- victor, Is to hiring together this
, auuI Democratic vote President WI
son pooled fewer votes thuu did RryHr
four years before although Rryan was
/ defeated our great potential strength
| lies iu the fp,t that Mr Wilson IL 1
minority president.
'Grurruuh.ul lo,utim win cut yer,
little figure BOO the choice " stand
ard hrunrr G,ugrnph, uns becom,
less nud less tnrlor iu the last few
campaigns and certainly IL viii not h,
considered when the convention Is en
druyoring to rct the uur man who will
nlI ull the requirements
Tariff Rig Issue
THE thrift rather than any QueS
luu mlsrd V the war win again h,
the paramount issue lhp Dpmucrati,
part, cannot esrupc the fact thnt II
the few months before the war. IN,
EH...I......t t..IeF ......I o..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-09
Tariff Rig Issue

The thrift rather than any queS
liuu raised hy the war. win again he
the paramount issue The Democratic
part, cannot escape the fact that I'm
the few months before the war. the
Underwood tariff proved failure.
During those months foreign goods 10
the amount NJ million dollars n day
more than had been imported previ.
ously came into this country taking
thut much work from American labor.
n II were mot fur the trade boom
caused hy the war which benefits a
few mon only the uslnc-s N this
country would hc flat uu il- back
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17

latter. -y9a mus; bs ven nice 20 the
utsie Boy ueNt door
AN. Mamma. he's u;us sissy
objected Jack promptly.
40. Jsrs.- replied Mamma very
zrstrfY ~be's blnd.~
Jack vas sllsat for a monsut- Then
be spesa BPS
I'm sorry. bat .faama. how could
{ PLAY uifa a btind boy7-'
Well suEEssssd Manma. you
could tsu hiai sfeFies-soms % the
ores you read ia your books-and you
might describe Whaf you see. flower.
tree. a horse. a dog. whatever hap
pens 90 ~ before you a. ths time. Just
tssae. JaeEy. he dossa't know what
say % those thinss iooS Ike sup
pose ynu aese that way. wouldn't you
fr=i drssdfai ana lonely and-anf
u1alfn't veg - SAD 70 any little boy
who rasid see came 70 play with you
~Yesnt.-' answered Jack du'lfuiiy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17

you spin a top?"
Jack gasped. He was never more
surprised in his life. a blind boy
spin a top? Well. we'll.
Yes. oh YES indeed" he FASTENED
20 reply. There's an alley right by
my house and its as smooth as glass
all OF us boys spin our tops there. I've
got two in my pocket-do you want
me 10 lend you one2 Bus I've only
one string"
oh. that's all right" answered
Richard, I have my own top and
string, too. Come on, let's go. You
don't mind walking slowly. do you.
and telling me when I'm apt 10 run
into anything You see, after I've been
there with you several times. I'll be
able 10 locate every object and I
won't have 10 bother you to guide
me"
Which was another surprise for
Jacky.
But the greatest one cane when
the boys reached the alley and Rich
ard began spinning his top. lie wound
The strins around it most expertly
and a great deal more quickly ana
tightly than Jack could do Then he
seemed to possess a marvellous knack
of making II spin.
Why, he could make his top go 10
sleep" better than could any of
the boys Jack knew. Aad he could
make it walk and hum" and Climb
up the string and do all sorts Of Won
derfuI things with 1t
Indeed there wasn't a boy in the
neighborhood who could spin a top
as he could. Presently Jack stopped
spinning his own and with his own
string hanging Imply from his hand
he stood watching Richard. amazed
and fascinated.
And. before he knew It, he forgot
all about Richard being blind
From that day on, the boys were
firm friends and Jacky took care 10
introduce Richard TO all Of his friends,
and they. too. liked him as well as
he did
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17

"a. -ou'y not this afternoon. Piesse.
because the boys are al going 20 spin
TOPS N the alley
50. with a shake OF her head and
= lock that made Jack feel very IN
comfortable. Mamma agreed 20 post
pore IA. visit until the next afternoon
Thra. the next afternoon. Jack
hadn't been VITA the new boy ten
minutes before he found himself very
mus. Interested Richard. for that
was his name. seemed 90 be able 20
DO a surprising number % things
:ha. Jack had never even dreamed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17

che blind alphabet The letters are
raised and. understand. quite different
fIom your A-B-C's in shape. !
feel them with the tips OF my fingers
and can tell what they ara 7 cant
read very fast but I've been try'ins
all morning and I'm tired Let's 90
out and play"
'Au right" agreed the astonished
Jack And then ne added. What
shall we piay3"
Have you n smooth street near
here-one with asphalt on it," asked
Richard. II 50. let's spin tops Do
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17

any blind boy could do
A. first. OF course. the meeting be
tween the two lads was very stiI and
awkward; or. 40 least Jack thought Il
was. but presently me asked Richard
90 he didn't want him 20 read 20 him
out OF his stsry book. And Richard
surprised him by replying that he had
been reading an morning. and pre-
ferrcd 20 be in the open air.
EcadinE7 A blind boy readins2
JACK could scarcely believe his ears.
You see" said Richard. with "a
smile. I'm just learning 20 read with
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17

uaIly grew into lovely foN er.
Now what shall I do?" asked the
girl of her teacher.
Guard yourself as you did the
bulb and who Knows"
The teachers lesson was taken
TO heart The plant was a bright
promise of the unfolding OF the girls
character.
Handsome IS as handsome does"
said the teacher, kissing her. land
character is far more important than
looks"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17

But NC boys no; boats and a sail NC do lack
So ask you 10 give a Tide your back
Fsl Ho laughed the Sailors. hats quite queer notion
For you bob nigh, fall of and get drowned IN the
There really danger, said Freddy and Ned
For NC know how and could hold up head
'Au fishii' said the Sailors. Well your ships
And wen take you FAR of upon OF our trips.
So hey talked while they walked the edge OF the sea-
Where tie Sailors Jumped m. Just nice could be;
And they ay night down fat and they spread each sail
And could steer with their feet like fish with his tail
Fred sat on one back and young Ned on the other
And they sad. SaL away each queer sailor brother
Now tic breeze then strong and they sailed fast and
long
And they passed BY a great many very big islands
Where The ver tall waved their leaves the breeze
And the boys could see cities way up the highlands
Bu, they sailed by them all whether big small
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17
16e BLIND SPINNER ST TOPS

But Mamma, ne can't play baseball.
or Prisoners Base or marbles orr
spin topa-oF do any % the things
az boys ike % do"
= know. Jack. but that - Just tho
pol1t-and Just the reason why You
should Dc willing 90 sacrifice some OF
your time and EiVc him q ilttle pleas
uFe- I'm surprised that my son is
80 selfish
-Au riEhi. Mamma" Jack assent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17
A Bit of History

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17
RATTLE FUTILE.


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FLAG DAY PUZZLE
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saaias az ths lover isst corner. VII
spslf the same % q psEspa closely a.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17
A Wish

- APA was sitting by the table read
ing his evening paper. General
ly, when he came across an item
OF Interest. he read Il aloud 10 Mamma
Little william. a typical little pitcher
with big ears" as a rule was not in the
least concerned about the items his
father read aloud But the other
evening he was nightly interested.
II see Ma" said Papa. shat the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17
HE SAILORS WHO WERE SAILBOATS

Tha; both felt bones all aing.
And he said unto me. IL IS clear as can be
That again go saltngl
Blu; then two brothers decided. Ho Hoi
To s,raighten each other night out,
For though true We ID eollided. Vol Hol
And each knocked the other about,
il seemed very clear IL We both should change sides
And Ve then should bump INTO each other
That he'd straishien me- aRd I'd saighen him free
Aad that's what did-said each brother.
That surely queer kind Of wreck said young Fred
"And queer way mend il. said hule Ned
No. indeed said the Sailors. there's nothing up here
That you have any night o call funny or queer.
For Of you know all that this Star bright
That whatever - done here surely be ushti'
Thea Ned quickly said Won't you give Us a trip.
For you TO be made just Ike any good ship.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17

Rsnie Pss=fes Hssker RiiL !. KiH.
?. Ren. 2. Ess-
FEsg Dsg Ps<zie: Betsy Ecas !.
srrsS. :. Leers. ;. Peter 4. DTsss:
5. RSness g. Heerf: !. FioEr: .. A.
srrs ,. ScGrc-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17

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ssr.sr wiafa1g BE- watched ghs faFul-
ssrs tstas esfrtsa Co.. also ssepssE
as eve ses Soc ere uemeefs % sae
ssasEsV wnfe tHeT arrived
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HsrIs boy o. ere nsaf- eaass eewu
ere street. sses set SPEAK Co ta7 nov
les rr-s esd ther 81 ssfs ere H9.sss-
re- BOY seeaaeE eFfV aasess saF he
e.sEs-1 ever 80 slaNtF. wfF sis bead
SEA vsff sssalsht ara tP9s.az essther
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17

fishermen around Cape Cod have gone
cut of the whaling business and"
Up spoke William promptly:
Gee whiz. Papa. but I wish you
was a Cape Cod f1shermani"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17

And the boys things that strange and still
stranger,
But there Shark that ugly and dark
And those Sailors both thought that they all danger!
But they kept right sailing. though all had great fear
For that very big Shark getting real nearl
Those queer Sailor Men did a horrid thing then.
For they wigged and wigged as fast could be
TIL both of those boys tumbled INTO the
So. there IN the Fred and young Ned
And the Shark was behind them that its head
Would catch those boys and could easily bite them
And that | sure enough fright them!
But they had lots of and they knew how SWIM,
So they darted away closely followed by him.
Jus, then It happened. no land n sight.
So they all that day and they all that night
But they both tired. neither boy could swim more.
So they both gave up hope of reaching the shore
In their with the Shark they had been fairly beaten
And they both that they would be
But. mol Not at all! For that Shark, quite polite
sad Goodness. I've chased you boys all the night
For / wanted to tell you o forget
hat YOU always Will find that the Is wetl'
Why, knew that, of counsel" said Fred with much
force
But you scared death and we're all of breath
For thought you would surely eat both of US here
And fast when you came very nearl'
= sorry / scared you the Shark answered then
But / only eat pancakes and never
And It never would give the least bit of JOY
Il swallow a little sweet little boy!
But l wash you to promise you will not forget
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17
In the Springtime

"PRETTY story is told OF very
homely and awkward child
who. knowing she was SO. De-
y j came sullen and unhappy.
one day her teacher, an elderly
LADY, put her arms around the child.
and drawing her close to her said;
What siis you. child? Tell mel!
Il am so ugly and stupid" the girl
cried, That IL makes me miserable"
Then the teacher. leading the child
into the garden. took a tulip bulb
from the ground. and placing it in the
girls hand said This is for YOU
Plant it and tend it carefully"
The girl planted the ugly bulb.
watched it, and faithfully watered IL
until one bright sunshiny day there
came forth a tiny sprout which grad
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17

Win Fred 4zd yo-az Ned ian away &c sad
Ffa The lad 81 tbs Balls that naughty and bad
Th~a they q laad that quite close a. hAnd
Asd 10y ret very 5000 with a strange Sailor Lad.
Fss ~ boys quactiy thst hr rad without fail
\ ssry ace mast sad very nee sal.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17

As4 "a. sal I'D is bess fastened zeal issi
To rs Sss.as Mas back. Ike the ~ass Of = bird
Asd be sgssg Aseksd iuasY. and queer. aad ahssfdl
or. NheFs s ~ ship tsss yag ssi NJ asked Ned.
WY. sn he shi8. tbs qscef Sailor Msa sad.
"Asd wbes 80 ssi.ssx jump - he sea
Asa ] sst rtzss slasz Jest ace can De-
Vel. dgvr rae earth. ss5d Fred. "vshea aoas.
We always FFt iss7 Sore had Of a boat
Bss Iss qseer >siaf Lad sad. hat Plaza IS zeal bad
Fss 'se fas Of a tflP g 90 b. iae whole ship.
The boat add BE sails ssd tss captain AID crew.
Fsf ssL where you hks shSa thr boat ss; you"
Tier s6ee tsFfr esms ap % 'his Sslaf aHoghrF
N-d t- locked i he .as tit hif bro5hef.
Eas be- ssad sssd uI. Jhsy both sang th,s song
VISA va1ee that ssss breezy sad easy sad sifsass
TIE SAILORS SONG
~Os- day ssrs sailed OF he Ocean. Hoi Hoi
C1r day when sailed on The seas
We went efst vrfy issr rl9raa Vol H5f
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Nad fsf sas tss ehy. Be- buEPed iai8 me.
o. st lssss 1se b.uPei ai9 each oiarfi
We each zoe q terrible bgmpas Hoi Esi
o. lset ws were both badly wrecked
or sss both sasssaed b. ihS tbgmpsnE. Io Hol
Bee thr n.eecs vfe 5000 did collect
Eaf hr esss sol ersskrd ssd was 80 beat
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17

She took a square Of paper neat
And then performed her world-famed
feat.
A fold she made diagonally-
And made tent as you can see.
Then near the point she made fold.
As you IN figure three are told.
Then fold again-,hat's number two.
The picture shows you what to do.
A third fold now-and then one more.
In all you see the folds are four.
Then cut where slanting dot-lines arc
And see-the famous hve-point start
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-17
curhe-C

WE HEN Betsy Ross showed
az & Washington
AAS To make the star as she had
done;
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-15

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-15

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-15

Science does not depreciate the Pow
e. Of the eye People have been rem
6sred sad or bad or mad. exquisitely
happy or strongly fortified by single
glance. though no doubt "A instinc
tire divsnation or knowledge OF the
nan or girl behind the eyes aids the
elect on the imagination
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