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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-22

FOR RENT-FoR A TERM OF
years, or for sale on easy terms,
forty acres OF land south OF Price In
walking distance. II, w. Crockett a.
Co.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-22

ron sALE-oR WILL TRADE FOR
hay or grain some good furniture
and good organ. u. q. BOX ll2 or
kozy Lunch Room. Price, Utah.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-22

Why does he make those motions with his before he
pitches the ball?
Those signals the catcher The work in concert
Dear mel Is that the pitch I've heard about often
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-12-08
Mis.ietoe Pickups

We are having some very
warm weather for the time OF
year.
a number Of people from this
district attended the lecture az
Eigin Friday night: all report
a fine time.
Sid Williams is building a barn
on his farm south east Of Mistle-
toe.
Nj. Maxey and family of near
Duncan visited az the home Of
r. 4. Spencer Saturday nigG.
and took dinner az the home OF
". +. Richardson Saniay.
DR.. Gamble was called out
Wednesday to see little Blanche
McCraw. who was threatened
with pneumonia.
Miss Blanche Richardson and
Miss Lizzie D0tson we're Lawton
visitors MONDAY.
4 family reunion was held e.
the home Of J r. McCraw last
SUNDAY. there being 81 present.
as follows: l.. 7. McCIaw an0
family. Charley Sperling ard
family. a. 3 Speriing and fam
ily. NJ o. Tgwn.ey and family.
Tom SDeriiag and wife. NJ
Mundell and family. julius
Hines, Dir. Partaiu and Miss
Decker.
Last Monday night while ev.
eryone was wrapped in slumber.
some one catered the barn of
Mr.. Dotson and took the best set
Of harness he had; no trace Of
them mas been found yet.
On Tuesday night the her
house Of Mr.. Richardson. or one
room Of it which had cobs IN il,
caught on fire. II is a mystery
how it caught. but by using
plenty Of water II was put out.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-12-08
On The Elgin Routes.

W. J. Hummelshine, Of route 2
returned Thursday from q trip u
Clearwater, Kan.
The house where J. VI. San
derfer lives on route 3 is being
given fresh coat Of paint.
Road bosses. J. f. Schumann
OF Zella township and J. g. Lake
OF Richards township. have been
doing some road work la.eiy tnat
has been improving the c0adi-
ton OF the roads On route 2 con-
siderably.
John jacob Of the star route
was in Lawton On business Mon
day.
NJ. o. Townley and family are
visiting the family Of Tom Sper-
ling on route 2 and will leave for
Texas soon u reside.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-12-08
Mlsicai Saturday Night.

Arthur Bristow, the blind nu-
sician and musical composer. will
give a musical in the high school
auditorium Saturday evening Of
this week. Many people here
have his musical compositions
and it is a rare treat 10 have q
musician Of his ability to come
to EIPin.
The proceeds vii! 20 Tor the
benefit Of the school library and
lovers Of good music sho1'd at
tend. Admission 10 and lJc.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-12-08
HAD 239 ENTRIES
ELCIN POULTRY SHOW A GRAND
SUCCESS IN EVERY WAY.
20 Exhibitors Show | Breeds OF Chickens And One Or
Ducks--A Horstmann Gets $40 Cash Prize.-list
OF All Exhibitors And Prize Winners.

The E.Ein poultry Snow hsil
the last three days Of last week
was a grand success in every
particular. Ine number that
Joined the ssociatiou.
the nnmber of entries at the
show, the attendance az the Show
and the attendance at the lee
ture all SURPASSED the expc eta
I0ns of the officers oi tie ass5-
citation.
through the un,ir.ng efforts
1T several 3t the Id smb5rs. some
OF whom spen. two and three
iavs of their time ard labor
without ore red cert of pas. and
through the iseral patronage Of
oGr business men. he snOw WAS
made q financial success alsr.
None cf me offers have ~eceiv-
ed one cent iyr their time ana
they also paid for their wives
and children c, see the show ii
they were no. members Of the
association.
The association now has q
members. % If wnom made ex-
ni6i's at the show; two members
had no birds. the other two we're
where husband and wife both be.
i0nged 10 the association.
There were & total of % diff.
Ierent persons that made entries; (;
leaving nine exhibitors that
were non melnOels. Of the -
ntries. there were 27 on chick.
-cs. one made entry alone on
eggs, and one made entry alone
% ducks.
In the q different entries on
chickens. there were 20 differ
ent birds Of - different breeds.
making probably the finest dis
play ever seer in this couaty and
the judge stated ;hat many Of
the olrds wOYld make d fine
showing in d state contest.
The special prize OF SO or an
incubator. offered hy T. Ryan
for The best Barred Rock cocker
el hatcAed from eggs bought Of
him, was won By A. I.or5tmarn.
and az he had an incubator he
took the $40.
The entries on brown egrs
were made by a. Horstmana.
". d. Pugh, T. RYAN, K. Alta.
way, and ]. i. Gibson. w. -.
Pugh won first and second yriz.
es -nl 4. HDrstmann third. One
entry was made on whitc eggs
by Mrs. West
Mrs. L 4. Morris exhibited
seven head OF BIf Orp.lgtor
/ ducks.
Prof. 3. 4. Ahrens Of Still
water arrived Thursday evening
and did the scoring on Friday
leaving Saturday morning for
his home. His lecture Friday
night was highly enjoyed By all
and he gave some fine points on
how TO select the best birds. the
benef, of iuferti,e eggs in the
summer, how to re rid of lice
and mites, and how to get the
best results from poultry.
He stated that in 2 trap nest
test of 100 mongrel5 and 100 full
| blood chickens for one year that
the full hloods laid So por cent.
more eggs than the mongreis.
MEMBERS.
The p members Of the associ-
alton are MS follows: T. Ryan.
precedent Geo x Morgan. vice.
president, II. p. Wettengcl, sec.
retary- treasurer Ur T. Il. His
meyer, A E Conard, + West,
Mrs. franl, Dolezal, Il. L. Good.
Mrs. G x. Morgan. Mrs. r. Ry-
an, 0. II. Putnev. l.. Attaway.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-12-08
Moving Picture Show
FRIDAY NIGHT
Free Show Monday
Night, Dec. Is.
Bert Miller, Prop.

Hear Arthur Bristow Saturday
evening" adv.
Buy your Christmas toys at F
Ssohe b. adv.
Get your Xmas presents a,
Byrd L WOlcott's. Adv
Ed Sanders went 10 Layton
Friday on business.
25c will buy the Garden CITY
coffee at K. Stones. adv
Do you know what the world
seems 10 one who never saw
it?" adv
II. P. Rosacker and L. c. Cof.
fin autoed to Lawton on business
Monday.
Garden City coffee is what
you want and only costs 25c.
adv. E. Stone
L. D. Studyvin and wife were
callers in Lawton Monday and
Tuesday.
Bert Greer came in Monday
from Mt. Park where he was
picking cotton.
Highest cash price paid for
chickens and turkeys at Byrd &
Wolc0tt s. Adv.
ID. F. McAnaw was transact.
ing business in MARROW the first
Of this week.
Ralph Roberts came Up from
Lawton Friday to attend the
poultry show and lecture.
Mrs. Minnie Roberts of O'tum-
wa, Iowa. and Mrs. Sam Rails of
near Apache visited Mrs. Addie
Cremer Saturday.
j. b. Higgins and wife and
Melvin Townsend returned Mon
day from Snyder where they
were picking cotton.
Rev. j. T. Beam. pastor of the
Baptist congregation at Mistle-
toe, has rented the new house of
A. W. Dockum just east of the
cemetery.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-12-08
To County Show.

The following shipped chick
eu5 To LaWt0n az noon today for
the county how which opens
there tomorrow:
]. Ryan Il head Barred and
Buff Rocks.
Mrs. F Dolezal 9 head Light
Brahmas.
ii 7. Wettengel 8 head White
Orpingtous.
A. L. Consrd expects to enter
some and also X. Attaway.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-12-08
Methodist Church.

Sunday school every Sunday morn
'ng al 10 o'clock.
Prayer meeting every Thursday
night.
Epworth League every Sunday
night.
Ladies Aid meets every two weeks
N Thursday afternoon.
Choir practice every Friday night.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-12-08
'OUNTY COMMISSION EKs.
ELGIN CITY OFFICERS.

W. w. Brunslill. Chairman.
Dr. l.. II. Hi'smey er.
G. f. b. lndon.
n 4 Glib
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-12-08

-
Aorris ". y. Pugh. John Jaco.
bi Z r Farmer, J. p. Kenre-
mar J. Z. Gibson. Mrs. L. West,
Mrs. Bruno Thomas. Hollis Brun.
5iili, Francis Padgham, and John
Cost.
I.iE - DIFFERENT BREEDS.
Following is given the IL diff.
tere1t breeds Of chickens exh!J.
.-el IN each breed and the names
g the persons VINO exhibited
them:
Black Minorcas. II. Mrs. Robt
WhsIen. f. J. Brown.
Bo.g Rocks. II. Francis Padg.
ham, i, Ryan. Fred Marts.
White Orpington. 26. JAS E.
Gibson, John Cost. Ii. ?. Wet.
,engcl.
Silver Laced Wyandottes, IS.
Ars Geo. X. Morgan, Mrs. Bruno
Thomas.
White W. andottes, Is, R. At.
taway.
White Rocks, 9, A. E. Conard,
John Rohenkohl.
Rhode Island Reds. q. A. E.
Conard. Mrs. Frank Dolezal.
Brown Leghorns, II, John ia
cobb.
White Leghorns. L, Z. West.
Partridge Plymouth Rocks, 5.
Neil Fullerton.
Buff Orpington, g. W.D Pugh.
Notified Anconas, 4, Reuben
} hreidcr
Black Langskans, 3, A. 3. Gre.
mer.
Light Brahmas. ., Mrs. Frank
Dolazai.
Barred Plymouth Rocks. 50. z.
J. Brown, Mrs. Geo. K. Morgan.
J. P. kennemur. II. K. Good, \
horstman, Mrs. j. Fitzgerald,
r y FARMER = Rvar '''
TIE Winners.
r.u,..;a o ,La .i
,,.t ra +a,., t, -. 80, wv '.,'',' d,
anrry IN tha class n,..,i,g c.,ona.
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no,
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lat lat non, F,ad MIN, Is,
cock 1st miller
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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-12-08
Local News Items

Local News Items
.......;-s is..s-ps-s.ass . s-,as : s-.s*.i-t:
l.. Stone wants your turkeys.
adv.
c. q. Williams was transacting
business in Lawton Monday.
Buy Garden City Coffee from
D. Stone. adv.
Mrs Lille Cremer made a bus
mess trip to Lawton Monday
Holly wrapped cigars and fine
Xmas candies: Byrd & Wolcott. A
Santa Claus has been here and
left his load at Z. Stones. adv.
Mrs. T. X. Bennett made a
business trip TO Lawton Thurs
day.
Highest cash price paid for
chickens and turkeys at Byrd 4
Wolcott's. Adv.
l.. D. Gillespie and wife of AL.
ma visited relatives here Monday
and Tuesday.
If you enjoy good original mu-
sic come to the auditorium Sat
urday evening. adv.
Have some very nice articles
suitable for Christmas presents.
Byrd 4, Wolcott. Adv
A. w. Dockum, who is teach
Ing near Lawton, visited home
fu,hs here Sunday.
Byrd & Wolcott pay the high
est cash price for chickens and
turkeys. ADV.
If Garden City coffee is not
satisfactory YOU must he awful
ly hard to please. h. Stone. adv.
Mrs. Bess Henderson. who had
been visiting Mrs. S. NJ. Davis,
left Friday for her home at Mo
nette, Mo.
J. II. Harrison and wife came
from Cyril Friday night to attend
the poultry show and lecture, and
to visit relatives.
Miss Ida B. Good came up
from Lawton last week to visit
her brother, Fl. L. Good. and at
tend the poultry show and lee
ture.
p. G.. Fullerton and Fred Marts
of Lawton were here Friday at
tending the poultry show. Both
were exhibitors and Mr.. Fuller
ton is president of the Comanche
County Poultry Association.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-12-08

Get your sale bills printed at
the CHAMPION Office.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-12-08
The Last.

The writer pulled his last cab.
bage. onions and CARROTS Mon.
day evening. Dec 6, and ate the
last ripe tomatoes from the gar
den two days before that.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-12-08
ELGIN GOSPEL TEAM.

] will take your subscription
to any paper or magazine
published, at regular sub.
scription prices and send
them in without any extra ex
psnse. H. P. Wettensel.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-12-08
SUBSCRIPTION.

Up to Nov. IA there were
11.5il bales Of cotton ginned in
Oklahoma this year compared
with II. $50 last year 70 same
date. Because Of the price be-
ing nearly double this year what
it was last the farmers Of this
county will have more net cash
from the crop tnGn they had .as,
year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-05
Standard Meals
ny MARTHA wEsTovEn

After ALL the way our food is cooked;
the way ii IL served, and what it costs
are but part of the scheme, if Tor any
reason the body is failing TO do its
part. Food 10 he assimilatcd must be
properly digested; and while part of
the process OF digestion is beyond our
direct control. can direct the rest
OF it.
The most important action on
starcheS take place in the mouth. Dur
ing the process Of mastication the
p,yalin in the mouth begins turning
tn. starch TO sugar. The amount of
ptyalin that should be sccretcd in :,
day is several pints. So il is readily
seen that when food is "boltcd" 1t has
no opportunity to undergo this mixing
process. In most instances starches
are soft For instance. take cereals,
hot breads. rice and potatoes; they are
easily swallowed, and consequently VIC
forget to Chew" them.
The digestion that takes place in the
stomach will invariably take care of
itself II we remember that the portion
OF il that takes place in the mouth is
equally important.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-05
Dr.. Brady's Health TaIks
The Significance OF Hunger Pain.

Dating the beginning of trouble back
Ave. ten or fifteen years. the pntient
complains OF burning, boring or
Snawing pain lin the stomach" com
! ,nS on. :s rule when :hc stomach
Is empty. but chi.ractcristicully about
o'clock in the morning. The pain is
! citcii preceded h" 4 sense of fullness or
weight or distcnsion
the patient learns. perhaps. that tho
taking of food--:t cracker and milk or
other simple tooG--,ends to relieve the
pain. lie may also notice that bclchiur
gas or eructatinE sour fuid or rcgurci-
tating some tnconplctcly digcstcd food
gives relief for time. These observa-
mons ma! lead him to imagine he has
EaStriti3 or indigestion" or nervous
dyspepsia, because the pain and other
symptoms certainly DO make one merry
Gus.
Du0dcnnl Ulcer.
iiun&cr pain may. Of coarse. be en-
refl"ncHd ny neurotic individuals with
no organic trouble whatever But IL is
extremely significant OF Il very common
'oh'iilioii. not OF tho stomach. but Of
'he noWei Il tcW Inches farther along, "a
condition called duodenal ulcer
this is very chronic in course, Years
induration. and in the average case
there are periods of weeks or months
IN which the patient has little or no
ir"Hhic. Then comes Il siege OF pain
rs described above, and for Il few days
w f''''h' ~ Nhlte aS utlconlI OftlDIG
or diseased as ii" could wish TO i've.
More or loss anc1nia from frequent
occult bleeding into the bowel Il rather
delicate constitution and 'finicky" APP
petite: periodic attacks of acute in
Digestion: and hunger pain. There
YOU hay" an association OF signs point
inE TO the need of analysts of the storn-
ach contents after Il test meal. and u
laboratory test for occult blood in the
Intestinal cNcretions. 1t is true. how
eyc;. that hunger pain and "indigcs-
ton" or stomach trouble" frequently
Indicate chronic appendicitis or gall
stones. Here is good advice for tho
victim q: 'indigcs;ion': When your
stomach hurts worry about your other
organs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-05
ADJUSTMENTS


Measured hH the unconhned mirth
OF the audience that Witnessed the new
vaudeville Show II the Lyric Thcatcr
Yesterday afternoon. the bill as Il whole
Is an all wool -and-a-y yard vide enter
th'nment that should prove fatal to
The worst case Of crouch.
fhe Empire Comedy -Four, groicsquc-
~ ros'un"h, scored the laughing hit
on IN" Sno" Tho comical absurdities
ana harmonic nUricsqucrics OF the
quartet combined TO keep the crowu
laughing practically throughout the
quarter OF an hour the funny four held
IN" stage Mos; al their songs. notably
mop Su"N sue. arc now hero. For
hnvtk -doWn-aHd -dGag-out slapsiick fun
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-05

the Empire Comedy Four cclipscs the
best OF the comedy quartcts that have
come TO town This season.
Some smart novelty, too, IL the act
billed as "Dulards Athletic Bull Dogs"
There are nine of the ilnp!sh animals. No
such rapid motion COG act has been seen
here in II long time. The bulls throw
back-somcrsaults. fight, footracc. frol.c
ana compete in athletic stunts. Finally
they engage In n game OF puShball
and force the audience into tho sport
hy humping the ball across The foot
light trough. kindly disposed persons
in the audicnc. toss the huge ball back
10 the stage. The dogs rush II, catch
ii on their noses and send It back
over the heads of the musicians In thu
orchestra pit, I!efore the spectators
realize il they are playing pushball
With the athletic bowwows.
Howard Chase and Company, In a
sketcj, entitled Where ignorance Is
Hiss" conlriv" TO please; Browning
ana Dean, pair OF biaCkfacc ONE
dians. obliGe with diverting tumble
Of honsensc, and unique exhibition
is given by W s. Harvey and. Madge
anderson i'll The Room Upside down."
a rather fantastic Juggling and bal
anc.n4 act, which is out Of the b .ltcn
.ath.
Tho war pictures and comedy Alm
that form the new motion picture sup
plemcnt are, AS usual, interesting,
measuring up to the standard Of the
Lyrics picture department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-05
LLl,inn I,u,s,ll,. Answer.

I. F---lmdc"d, am GLAD 10 b., bur
GoneA' hy answering questions II |
'"h Heip my correspondents in any
way. bla cHhcadS are usually caused
from indigestion or blood hnnuriii..s
TO careful OF your diet and take 10; :
OF exercise in the fresh air. The green
soap treatment is excellent for biorls =
h'"dS rms lotion will correct coarse
p"'"S ono "nd one iIaif ounces % witch
,'"",l' ""e-h"t onnc" OF tincturc of
h"nzoin. on" ounce of spirits of vir.
ana fFc ounces of oranr" flower ,rotor
'Ht the tincturc Of bcnzoln into an
'iSnt-ouncc bottle with the shirts ~
vino, add the other ingredients rra.
NiohsI! mixed, and shake slightly An.
-, 'h.s WASH WIN sponge night and
h"ihlhS You lave asked me so many
questions that space viii no, unrmit
answering them all. but shall In
h"ppy TO write to you personally and
answer all your qucstions IL YOU viii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-05

passenger he appeared to grow
younger.
NJ last they took ono important ride
together, and when they returned Mar
lnric wore magic ring on the third
ringer OF her left hand. and both wore
look Of unmistakablc JOY in their
faces.
tcopyrght. 1915, hy the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate.l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-05
r'oia!

Icf-oNfrs.--We have here a very in
expensive dinner, for, in addition TO
tn, soup meat, the zoe includes enough
beef 10 make into croquottes for the
evening meal And by adding "A little
stock 10 the vegetable soup that re-
mains at noon We have It delicious
bouillOn If strained
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-05
superb Picture Mt strand.

In the Lasky Bclasco production OF
The Warrems Of Virginia" the Strand
offers for the last three days of the
week. beginning Yesterday. one OF the
mos, superb Of all The many fine Para
noun; pictures that have heen seen at
thar ihcaier since its change Of name,
policy aud management In addition
to am appealing story, familiar 10 the
many who have seen il in play form
which is umfoldcd with much skill by
Il lc:narkah'e cast Of actors, headed
by lilanch" Sweet. THE Warrens of
Virginia presents. in rilm form. n really
atupcudous war drama. Gucsses as to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-05
Coloninrs Change OF Hill.

VI bhi.
As the feature OF It's picture bill for
to-day and tomorrow. the Colonial of :
fers The Naked TRUTH" a film pro
duction by the famous picture maker.
George kleinc. of Henri Bataille's
novel OF the same name. LYDIA Boreili
appears as Lolettc, the artists model
new Mary Pickford one-rcel picture
Will also be shown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-05

II is not too much to expect people to
i've up To tn" good names that are yiycn
I" tu'n. Rather. indeed, ii il TO be en-
pre'"d that they viii attempt TO en-
"i'NS'"o til" beauties suggested by ,hcir
'.Iulrs
0urh SHORTCOMINGS AS those mentioned
ave "S rule rrcVcu;a Bile They ar>
times du" 10 ignorance. but more
l'1"""tlN I" neglect OF the principles
"i l'HHt iNins which arc productive Of
'''!ii's which Viii grace any name.
l'.is largely Gracc's fault if she j.,
awkward Lily is in great measure 10
p"iMc II she fails to assume n proDcr
nose ana Rose is 1T least partly re.
sronslbie FOR her failure TO represent
some Of the beauties OF The flower
whose name she bears
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-05
-stions md Answers.

Skins and Seeds-Do the skins and
seeds OF fruits do harm: Should one
eat the skins OF peas and beans?
should one eat the seeds of grapes?
Ecpiy--unless you have some definite
"ilmcnt of the bowel. skins and seeds
are good TO eat with such food. Grape
secGs act as natural stimulant to
digestion and pcristalsis, and never
cause appendicitis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-05
Ia lie DGz ESS Ii

the number OF actors and supernum-
eraries employed in staging the battle
scenes would be Improbable: II Is
sufficient TO say that the Confederate
and Federal armies seem to be armies
indeed. Furthermore. the nero pho
topiay Is In itself study. AS pho
toplay, The Warrens OF Virginia" Is
literally wonderful.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-05

FL would not advise your trying
to do much with your nose. However,
gentle massage from the base down
ward might help TO take away the
blunt look. Why don't YOU wear
your hair in a braid down your back
OF in curls if your nair is curly, with
large bow at the back of the neck :?
You Will grow up only too soon. BE a
girl as long as you can.