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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01
SAFETY FIRST ORDINANCES.

Oklahoma City has II number OF or
dinances intended 10 guard the safety
Of the citizens, and especially those
who 90 afoot one Of these Is known
rs the automobile ordinance. which
has never been strictly enforced. II
Is now proposed by Mayor Overholser
TO put these ordinances into effect and
see that they are complied with In
every respect
The downtown streets are cungested
more than they have ever been In the
past This is true OF Main and Broad.
way especially, at certain hours " the
day Grand avenue business houses
are filling up within recent months and
that is relieving to some extent the traf
fc on the other two principal streets.
but still they are crowded
Lately there have been many auto
mobile accidents, but not on the down.
town streets, where the sidewalks and
crossings are so crowded This is due
In n great measure to the attention
given by the traffic policemen, who
guard the crossings and control the
movements OF vehicles aud pedestrians
Mayor Overholser's determination to
enforce the traffic ordinances viii meet
with the approval Of AL good citizens
II Is detrimental TO the city to have
the feeling prevail that the downtown
streets are dangerous. The ordinances
should be enforced rigidly and those
who use the street cars and cross the
streets should have that feeling Of
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01

change made cur land really ought
10 luclue those y.u have mentioned
In fact | think 10 ought to include
any " the little meadow and forest
people who want 90 ioin and can
"Why only those who have some
good In them .Du ur Quaddies, re.
piled Peter
That Is why N.N amt be a Quad.
dy he added with % sparkle Of mis-
chief in his eye,
Sammy opened NIs mouth to make
AL angry reply nu' Instead he said.
I'm sorry You tnIuN 50 badly Of me
NJ all that. Peter know | do u lot
of mean thing. somehow / just
cant seem tu hyIu 10 Did you ever
happen To think ruur there may be
some good 100 the worst Of us II only
YOU lock for ~ nope youn think
better NJ me ,Uw" .tl. not because
want tu join rhu llnddies, hut he.
cause / dout IIh" 'o have any one
think | am wholly md. | must he
going along now %, the way, watch
ont Tor Reddy fu, lie SAYS that
any Quahdy who ..mcs within reach
NJ him Is a gonrr luok out that yOu
are not that ono
with this of flew Sammy jay
Peter watched nIm out " sight
That wRs very NIECE of SAMMY {,
-A.. .. 49,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01

Peter Rabbit saw Sammy Jay
headed for the dear uIl Brler Patch
and he knew by the look, ~ him that
be had something on his mind. When
Sammy got there he WAS very nice tO
Peter
Good morning, Peter hope you
are feeling well today IIu. weather,
isn't IT, Sammy spohr 900 his most
polite manner.
Peter looked at SAMMY sharply
He wants something know him
He never would be So polite ms all
this II there wasn't something he
wants Of me. he thought Aloud he
said 1T certainly Is fine vrothrr. |
am feeling fine, thank 'NU ! hope
YOU are feeling the same
"Oh I'm 50 as to be- II and about,
replied Sammy. by the wul hear
You had Il meeting the other night.
"You mean the meeting Of the Quad
dies replied Peter Yes wr had a
meeting Too bad, Sammy YOU are
not u q%uadruped and then You might
join the Quaddles,
Even II | were | don't know as /
would want to Join" returned sam
my. trying to speak .urrlr,sly Il
don't quite see why | shouldn't JOIN
as II is
because YOU haven't g1r four feet
returted Peter. "A QuuIlN Is "A little
Quadruped
That Is no reason at oll' replied
SAMMY I've got two feet and two
wings and the wings iu-' take the
plncr NJ feet From what I've heard
/ supposed the Qusddiy, were just II
band Of little forest and meadow
people and / don't -rr why you
should shut out Hnybod' just because
II happens that Old Mother Nature
hasn't given them -Four feet Take
Mrs Grouse. for instance She's Il
good friend u yours. bur- " course.
she can't by II Quaddy II she wants
to hr / don't think much ~ that
Kind NJ % society
lt|fI NNl ul anu NlN.'.| NN SUNNY
JAY t~houghtfully Il hadn't thought
" that said he. 'Of course / should
Ike 10 have Mrs. Grouse To be q
Quaddy II she wants zoo Dee She Is
very nice II splendid neighbour
And there are Tommy TIT the
/ Chickadcc aud Wln,omo Bluebird.
and Welcome Robin, and q lot more
hut Of course they cant hc QuaddieS
because they haven't fuIr feet. con.
tinued Sammy.
Peter t%houghtfnlly -.ratched his
long left ear with his long right hind.
foot Right away he thought Of a
lot ~ friends who have wings whom
he would Ike to have Inin the Quaddy
bund He hadn't thought " them
before.
Il am much obliged to YOU Sammy
/ jay" said he. II think | shall have
to see the other Quaddles and have q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01
n RUINED DOBE

In the sunlight and the moonlight
In the low hung desert starlight
Stands the old fOrsaken 'dobt
Like a grim, distorted dreamt
And itv llhless eyes look westward,
lts low ceiling seeps, and crumbles,
While the bats hang down like dusky rags
From one long rafter beam
In the Old forsnkeu 'dobe
Lizards dart all green and golden.
And the %rnttler trails ~ diamond length
Along the earthrn floor
And the old blind, limplnR pinto
Plumbing IN the rocks mud rubble
Trough The fury ~ the sHudatorm
Stumbles 10 the open door
In the old forsnkcn 'dohe
Coyotes sllnk and barn owls slither.
And the swoOp NJ seeking buEEnrd
Haunts the pinion scented air
And q ruby. tinted cactus
Rlrnms % blaze within the firepInce
while the wind from off the mesa
Makes It's petals flame aud flare.
In the old forsaken 'iobe
There are cups N CLAY soft colored
There's o tiny silver thimble
And a stirrnp and n glove
And o little wicker cradle.
Touched by hands unseen and tender,
SWANS n wistful demolition
On the broken dream ~ love
Jennie Harris oliver. Guthrie. OK.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01
Beth, The Girl Who Went Right.
An Autobiography
Recorded by Ethel LLOYD Patterson.
Copyright 1915, by car Downing
30 lR-Mn EaiheIa Am.

No. lB-My Fathers Answer.
o o o o q o o o o D o
o VIZ talk too much Of the duty o
o Of a child to her parents There U
q II no higher duty Of the parents U
D TO the chlld-ths Innocent, helpless u
q young creature who was brought q
q here Just because . man and = won. q
o an willed II 90, .
u q o o D q o o u
Strangely enough II had not entered
my head my father would be angry
when / wrote him | had broken my
engagement with Charles. Nor do l
think he really was angry, but ho
might as well have been for the IF.
feet his answer to my letter had upon
me. Now as | look back upon 1t
honestly believe by father thought Il
best for ms to marry Charles
10 marry him az soon as possible, ana
at the cost Of any humiliation to me.
| think my father realized his own
life was steadily on the decline flnan.
ciGlly, and that he would be able 10
do less and less for Us children.
lie did not think u us, particularly
We two girls, Marion and myself, Ms
human beings with hearts and souls
like his own. l believe he thought Of
us only MS queer, cold little creatures
who only could be happy when we had
plenty ~ money 10 spend, His idea
NJ us was formed from my mothers
nature. lie thought that just AZ long
AS he ruuld pour gold into our laps
We would laugh at him and love him,
hut the minute the stream should stop
he tancled our eyes would stare at
him In hate, aud we would loathe
him.
Such vas his lonely, miserable idea
" won auhuud nor do | blame him.
Long since have | forgiven him, al.
though at the time ~ which | write
he came 10 very near to wrecking
my III"
Two DAYS after / had written him OF
my broken engagement | received q
letter from him lie told me / wan
foolish, in'impractical" and "un.
kind that he did not propose to en-.
courage me In my silly ways" He re.
minded ms that | was now almost
eighteen years old and ased me II
expected TO be a financial drag upon
him forever. What did | intend TO dc
II | Did not marry Charles Dennison
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01
A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas wonder rurs. tIdney ana
bladder troubles, disso'vss gravel, cure,
d.a0etvs, weak and nme backs, rheuma.
lism and h, irregularities ~ the Kidneys
and bladder In h0tN men md womeu. Reg
ulatcs bladder trouble In children. n not
sold oy your druggist will he sent By
70 two months treatment ana seldom fsils
70 perfect a cure Send tor testimonials
from this snd other states. DR.. r. W.
HAL peo Olive street 1t Louis. No, told
~ druEEiS@, Advertisements
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01
A BETTER WATER SUPPLY.


The last time a vote MAJ taken on
bonds for a greater water supply for
Oklahoma City. It was not generally
believed that prosperity vas return
ing Some indications OF better times
were visible. but they were not 50 APP
purent as they are now The Issue Of
bonds at that time and the employ
ment Of men IN the work u building
now waterworks would have helped
the return OF prosperity but the bonds
were defeated.
But with the population Of the city
increasing the need Of II greater water
supply viii soon be made known. 1t
has been predicted that the popula
tlon Of Oklahoma city will grow to a
hundred thousand within the next
two years That Is II reasonable estt.
mate. and when the city has attained
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sons
1t Is ""' '"' PURPOSE o' tue i,u
to advocate II bond issue now Per
hpna IN. time will NOT come when we
shall feel the need Of more water for
n wear or two. but 1t will come event
ually The taxpayers NJ the city who
are Interested In It's growth should
keep this In mind for 1t #, their work
and when the time comes tu make the
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01

portrait except for Il thing The
trouble Is / have never been much Of
Il hand with leOpHrds. Even II tame
leopard Is not d thing thR' | ordinarily
banker to career. So | thanked Me.
Rae for his courtesy and explained
to him that II 1t was all the same
10 him would n little rather pose
with Il dog or II Belgian hare.
/ had caught the spirit Of Wild uni
NAL movie photography however, and
submitted to Mci;ne Il little scenario
for a one reel picture that ought 10
get the money. The scene Is In the
heart NJ nu African jungle. A hand.
some blonde girl from some place In
New Jersey. who il visiting relatives
In Africa, Is lying under Il crabapple
tree reading a novel. II Is a nice,
holmy day In the late spring aud she
falls asleep Then a tiger comes
along and sees her. It walks up and
places one paw ON her chest with
proprietary air and looks about. lick
Ing his chin, Ms II trying TO make M
IT, mind whether 10 eat her now or
walt until luncheon time. Just then
a nHttlly dressed young New York So
ciety man comes strolllng about look
Ing At n newspaper. He Is spending
some time In Africa with the native
tribes, getting ideas for new dance
steps 10 Introduce into the exclusive
set. Just nv ne is lighting a cigarette
something causes him 10 glance Ovcr
his shoulder In the direction NJ the
PROSTATE girl and the tiger. He
sQuints at the tiger I'm considerable
surprise for a moment. after which he
walks over and Indignantly kicks the
animal on the shins-flrst one shin
and then another. with a yelp NJ nm.
novance and disappointment the
tiger limps m into the Jungle, i"r'ur
lis shins as Il goes. The hero. with n
nolite nod hicks M the girls novel
for her then introduces himself takes
her IN his arms. and claims her for
HID own.
Tho doctor toli her thnt what she 0ecd
eh was o good hrarfv mnnl M night and
then 10 stop thinking about her indlgc~.
t'uu
"Rut doctor. onlv two months ago Won
'old mo rn avoid llnner ~ ulRht and IN
iuto n lirhi supper instead
~ ~ roull"d hoy medical ndvis.
or rrfectlvelv well that Shove what
worvrlous strides medical science &. max
ing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01

Inc uthNA lulllNl hl lAl0 NfI"lh
soaked the ground So that working lt
was impossible I'm many sections Of the
state. The Hobart Republican ,ug
gests that those who have neglected
their spring fishing should get bus.
and do 1t before the ground gets dry
enough TO pillow.
America is GA the eve Of an inNrs;
ment revival, thinks the BJrtlesylliv
Examiner line D. siuess men are tired
doing without prosperity, says Tint
publication and there must be- "A change
HAPPY thought
Lewis Woods sian ted out Monday 10
collect the poll md dog tax, say,
The Harrah News, and he reports that
be Is having pretty good success, only
one or two refusing 10 pay. Lewis
has a very persuasive line VI talk that
fetches the coin H. nearly erery case.
Lewir pitched ball for the old western
association and It may be he j. WrR
lrg use Of some ot the curves he &C.
yelored at thrt time.
An exchange apparently doyg not be
llryc the oil men are taking very s"rh
Ously the new vUu4ri walton OIL Inv, hOr
the efforts Of the corporation Commls
sion 10 exercise It's control VI the bust
ness as given 1t by the law. While
the commission Is holding session and
inviting the oil men 10 attend and give
thseir view the producers are not fall
ing oyer themselves to do 50, says
this paper.
These fine spring days when
lunches Of fellows are going out ot
town with Cane poles sticking out be-
hind their automobile II takes n pref
ty level headed man to keep his mind
ON his business, says the Edmond En-
lerprise.
The business men NJ Sparks are
agituting the organization NJ a com
m"rcial club. The town that has no
commercial club these days Is way
behind In the processiou
As We are In need NJ some ready
money. those who know themselves 10
be lrdrhtpd to MS win do us II favor
10y calling 10 pay their subscription "
cts see. seem. like we've heard that
before
Mike Juugpu has located I'm Cush
inc and I- puluy into q UpN line N
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01

safety vouchsafed to them by the law
and the competent guardians Of the
police.
A certain degree Of %carefuluess must
be taken by every person, whether
afoot OF riding In a vehicle. II the
traffic rules are strictly observed, ac-
cidents win be- few and fur between.
II will not be necessary for the police
10 make arrests and no feeling will be
cngendered between those who go
atoot and those who ride In bis et.
forts to enforce the traffic ordinances
the mayor is entitled to the help aud
cooperation Of every citizen.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01
POINT on VIEW.

Mrs. Hawk This world is full of
trouble
MIR Hawnk-Yes and always will
be until we get a substitute for rubber
tires
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01

Times Want Ads are winners try a
3 line ad today P. u. X. SO.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01

The sleight- of.hand performer was
doing wonderful stunts on the stage
He had handled cards with ease and
deNterity Now will any one In the
audience lend me a ten dollar gold
plecer he asked And the pawnbrok.
Or In the fourth row at once replied
'On yatG'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01
State Small Talk

The heavy rainfall NJ this spring
soaked the ground 50 that working lt
was impossible In many sections VI the
state. The Hobart Republican >ug
gests that those who have neglected
their spring fishing should gct hus.
and do 1t before the grouul gets lr,
enough 10 pillow.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01

As far as he, my father was con.
ccrurd he was practically ut the end
VI his resources. | know full well he
had strained a point To raise the
money 10 have M board with Mrs
Kennedy In the city 81 that could
be- near Charles. He had assumed We
would be married IN the spring. and
thus no longer would bp nm expense
10 him Now, apparently, | had de
clded 10 ~ on spending his money In
definitely Well that would not have
been W bad had he had 1t to spend.
hut AZ It happened. he did not. And
nv father wound up his letter quite
brutslly by telling me that ne would
expect 10 hear within a week either
that | had reconsidered my ieda and
consented TO marry Charles within a
few months. ~ It had first been
PINNED, or | had hit upon some
schem" " my own 10 finance myself
IN the future.
Probably my father did not mean
thir At all Doubtless he only
thought 10 brighten me into doing
that which ne believed Ia he best for
me. But took him literally ! read
his letter carefully twice and then.
without one tremor. | went to my
dressing table and hogan 10 osrt my
things. preparatory 10 packing them.
! was going out into the world alone
A well known vicar gives a curious
experience which is well worth relat
Ing II was his custom to point his
sermons with either Dearly beloved
brethren or Nov nv brothers" mn.
M one day q lady member OF the con.
greVation took exception 10 this. and
asked him why he always preached
to the gentlemen and never to the Ia.
dies.
My dear lady" said the heamlnp
vicar "one embraces the other"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01

America is ca the eve Of an inNes;
ment revival, thinks the BJrtlesylliv
Examiner lhr d. siness men are tired
doing without prosperity, SAYS Tint
publication and there must be- "A change
Harpy thOughL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01

Time moguifios uur good deeds and
dimlnishes most NJ uur naughty ones.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01

Lewis Woods started out Monday ~
the poll md dog tax, say,
the Harrah News, and he reports that
be Is having pretty good success, only
one or two refusing 10 pay. Lewis
has a very persuasive line Of talk that
fetches the coin H. nearly e"ery case
Lewir pitched ball FOR the old western
association and II may be he Is wrR
iug use Of some % the curves he &c.
yeloIed AT thrt time.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01

The dimensions NJ the United States
100 wears hence Is not causing MS near
so much worry now M the size "
the grocery hin. is the timely com
ment " the Tulsa World.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01

An exchange apparently dos not be
liryc the oil men IRE taking very s"rt
Ously the new yOn4ri walton on INV, hor
the efforts Of the corporation Comml-.
sion to exercise It's control " the bust
ness as given It by the law. While
the commission is holding session and
inviting the oil mel TO attend and give
thseir view the producers are not fall
ing over themselves u do So, says
this paper.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-09-02
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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-09-02
%l111tttt1Er y
SrienOs OF geate.
Die geiualtige Seluegins Der syrie.
bensfrcnnOe mirb 5anienbe bon
Selegnten am 5. mno 6. Sep
tember nad) Chicago fiibren.

gs piiroe bergeblib fem, in Scr
8eihidte Der geretnigien Stooten.
menn niht in Der eon3en 8elt, nab
elmer 9emegung 5u llhen, Die, nidlt
allein mas ibren 3ped, Ionhern ouh
mas ibre @roBe betrifft, Ser Woiien.
oerionmlltng Der oSSrienos of 8eace"
in Gbicago an 5. unb 6. Sept. an
Die Seite geitelt meroen f0nnte.
8onL ItlantiI1en bis gum Stillen
Weer, bon Ger fonooiiden @rer3e bis
gum 8olf bon Merifo bot Der sSrie.
0eusgeoanfe unter Der gar5en gepGI-
ferung bes 2anbes cine uu1gebeute
9egeiIterung beroorgerufen.
gSeoer geationolitat nod reIiaioie
lteberdeugltng tpe0er reid nod arm.
ueoer 8eidIecbt nod gelellI6oftIide
SteIlltng, iotloern aIlein Der 8unlb
na6 5rie6en lno fir Die grboItung
oeSielben fir unIer 2ono bringt Die
Gaulenoe on bielen oenfipiirbigen Ga.
gen 3uIon1men, ltnb IN fon1merben
3eiten miro man bon oieler Maiien-
perinntn1lltng als elmer biltori5ben
8egebenbeit reoen, ols einent 8enf.
NAL Der 8olfsbeipegung fir oos b6d-
ite @ut Der Wenlhbeit: - Sen 5rie.
Den.
0ttt GROCER 9egeiIterltng mel6en
itd in aIlenStoaten 5rcunoe oes 5rie.
oens, Die Die 8eItrebungen Der
n5rien0s OF Beuce" utterItiiben uno
Gelegoten 81 Der groBen 5rieoensbe-
mor1Itrntion entlen0erl. Bon gtelp
9orf merOen IN mebreren Spe3iolsii.
gen $500 Rerionen alS gertreter bon
Srganiiationeu Die Wfetropole SSrei.
tag. ben 3. September, oertoiien.
SdmtIide 0itlide Gtoaten peroen
brrb itarfe Gelegationen bertreten
iein Die ogp. 2utb. Snnooe Of
Soma" bat SO 8ertreter fir Die SSrie-
INSTRUMENTATION eriuQbIt.
2estere Snnooe bot ebenfolls tpie
Die iibri9en lrtberiihen Spnooen itno
Die Sdtboiifen eine tpiir0ige un0 fe1te
HeloIution erlaiIen, pelde on 0en
Brdii0enten, Die aougreBDertreter
unb Die en9Iiiden 3eit.ngen iibernlit.
telt murNe.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-09-02
GS lit iufolse bes arieees cine Der.

artioe Mbnabne Der @innan6erllng
eingetreten, oaB man faum nod bon
einer iolden ipreden fam, SSn Dem
am 80. sunni 81 gnoe gegangenen
6iSfaliabr bot unlere i'm 9luSlmloe
geborene 8eoolferlng n4r I'M 50,-
600 G6pfe 8ugenommen. Sn bieiem
Sabre fon1en 326.700 Ginpanoerer
ltnb 07,544 5ren1oe, Die nidt lr1ter
ben 8egriff oginponoerer" fallen,
bier ON, tpogeeen 204,074 ginpanbe-
rer unb 10000 fremogeborene
gttdt-@inipanoerer Die 8eltaoe 4ne-
rifas perIicber. sn Dem borberge-
benben Sisfaliabre paren t,218,4S0
Ginpanoerer nad ben 8ereinigtert
Staaten gefontmen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-09-02

&as lit Der llnteridlieb siuiidem els
nem grgldlOer utlo ainen SeIterrei-
6er2 - Der gngldnoer bot ben ita-
Iieniiden Stiefel aeidnliert unO Der
Seiterreiber iuihit uno Derloblt ibn!
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-09-02


nsyltngens bolt foit" @eit oieIent
plattoeltlhen aernport uno NIT
,,@riiB' @ott" Iobt m3 in Gnrefa
einarloer oie @dnoe 3ur gemeinianen
2tr6eit uno gum gemeiniamen Sie9
0ritden. Ser Sintnlel bat Cure 6ei-
0er uno Cure 2Lrbeit geiegnet. 2oRt
Gud nidt 0ltrb unmabre 2lusfliidlte
ooer 0ur6 efle Bfeunigfl1ierei ob-
Dalten, Der aonDention in @urefa bel-
.5ulpobnen.
Sober 8erein IoIlte cine 1tarfe De-
legation Dablen, un0 beionoers miro
pom 0euti6tlrn i'm gtoroen erlport1.
IodB es eifrige Bropaganoa fir Die
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