davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09
ANYTHING TO EXHIBIT

A last call 10 the manufacturers
" the state, II should be- made known
e. thrm that the Oklahoma building
at the PanamarOclfic exposition NJ
San Francisco Is now ready 10 receive
anything they may choose tu exhibit
tA're. wouldn't It be good thing
to let the rest ~ the world know that
We manufacture IA great many thing.
In oklahoma
Lots NJ people believe that Indian
curios aud the trnpplngs uf cowl oys
are the principal article, uf muuufar.
turr aud uSc In this new state. This
Impression Is gained from newspaper
stories sent ont during the past years
aud from the movies. There are mov
Ing pictures that were not taken I'm
Oklahoma. thousands NJ them. that de-.
plrt the state uS one uyprrun with
wild Indians aud thick with COWBOYS
Millions ot people outside " Okla.
homa still regard IL as IL wild country.
They do not even know that all the
bandits have long since disappeared
or course II Is known To ny thnt the
cowboy Is no longer here and that I'm
some sections " this state he woulJ
be- MS great curiosity a, ia any east.
ern state, hut thut Is not generally
known.
In the place uf the cowboy. the
grazing herds. the roaming Indians
the huffaloes und the bandit, we have
beautiful fums, cities marked hy sky.
scrapers residences aud street rnllva,
systems cannot be- taken to the eNpu.
Sltion, but the manufactured goods cnp
be exhibited there, along with the farm
products which will be sent hy the
board Of agriculture. This would give
visitors different Idea " this state
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09

chuckled Sammy in the most proyok
Ing way
II ever Granny Fox wished she had
wings 1t was then. As 1t was there
wasn't a thing she could do and she
%new It. She fairly choked with anger
hs she glared up at sammy.
Keep cool Granny. Keep cool"
continued Sammy. Don't give way
to temper II isn't dignlfied. Besides
II won't do You bit Of good. Tenn.
per never got anybody anywhere cx-
cept into trouble"
To have henrd Sammy you would
have thought that he never lost his
temper when as II matter Of fact he IL
forever losing It. You ought to he
ashamed " yourself 70 try to mlslead
such poor innocent little things as
those baby Possums," continued Sam.
my III you had been trying to fool
some one who was wise enough ia the
ways Of the Great World 10 be on
guard, perhaps would have kept stIl.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09

but To try to fool such helpless little
lnnoccnts, fie, Granny fle
Bumpy Grumpy aud Frumpy
pricked up their ears. Granny had
called them very smart, and they felt
that they were To have Sammy jay
call them helpless innocents hurt their
pride. II made them angry, not at
Granny Fox but At SAMMY They had
felt quite able to take care of them
selves and rather hig aud important.
Granny Fox had made them feel more
80. Now here was II mpddlesOme bird
calling them helpless and innocent as
much ny to say that they didn't know
much and needed some one TO look out
for them When they should have
been very grateful to Sammy they
were provoked with him. They were
almost tempted to 90 right down mud
show him that they were not afraid
but they decided that It would be bet
ter To walt until Granny had recoy
cred her temper. They might do some
thing ur say something that would
turn her anger on them They would
walt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09

Mrs. l.. y" writes II wish 10 reduce
my weight. Please tell me " may safely
do 40 and how"
Answer. You may reduce your weight
In healthful manner With the use Oi
five grain arbolone tablets. Thve are
highly recommended for obesity and
some of my patients report reductions In
weight from ten to nifty pounds
Mr., W, T." writes; ~ never feel like
v strong, healthy man amy more / seem
TO have lost all vitality. My nervous sys.
ten aeein all shot 10 pieces and my phys.
leal strength Is on the wane. ! am greatly
distressed and have headache and palus In
my bnck Jun terribly totterlng, forgetful
worried and IN at ease
Answer You have not kept your
physical and mental faculties Sufficiently
noutlshed In your hustle und strife. nm |
the time has come for you 10 halt Prac.
tlcc regular living and take this strong,
harmless, vlialising tonic TO huild you up
lhree grain gndnmene tablets should soon
restore you to proper health, strength AMI
vitality.
summer" writes "rhis summer when
| 70 10 the hench | want ~ have full
rounded figure ! nm much too thin now
10 nppeut well In bathing suit Could
!. In three months Increase my weight
ten or fifteen poundsi How
Answer In three months you should be
able 10 Increase your weight the desired
number " pounds. Three grain hypo.nn
clnne tablets have added more than ten
pounds TO ones weight 10 one month Start
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09
Mile Stones In The Career
of William Jennings Bryan

William Jennings Bryan was born
at Salem, III, March 10, 1850
After graduating from the Union
College Of Law of Chicago he was adj
mitted TO practice law In Illinois IN
1883
October /, 1854, he married Mary
Elizabeth Baird of Perry. IN.
lie prncticed law at Jacksonville
until 1887 and then removed to Lin
coin, Neb.
lie was n member of the Fifty see
ond and Fifty third congresSs from
1901 to 1895 from the First Nebraska
district
He was nominated hy the Demo
cratic convention In Nebraska for
United States senator I'm 1904 but was
defeated by John W. Thur>tou, news.
paper man NJ Omaha,
He wrote the famous silver plank
In the platform the Democratic con
vention I'm Chicago In 1896 and made
the notable speech advocating II, which
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09

formed Of the draped lace. aud butter
Tiles VI tulle perched saucily ON each
shoulder
/ With this wore a leghorn hat.
/ trimmed with pink roses, All ostrich
/ plume aud yelled with LAYERS OF
/ pink and green chiffon. The bouquet
/ was Of roses tied with an absinthe
| green ribbon and the parasol OF
| white warp print silk showed plnl,
and green blossoms spriukled over It's
| surface.
Two months ago George, to whom
/ was engaged, thought did not
make the announcement except to II
few chosen friends like yourself. be
| gun 10 grow cold soon saw that
| something was the matter | shall
not tell you the whole story; but |
demanded to know what was the
mntter, and after scene, he told
me he did not longer care for me nud
thought our marriage would be II
! mistake He was certainly correct
about that IN the light Of what has
happened. hut could not SEE II
then aud took the affair much to
| heart.
| Shortly afterwnrd learned that he
was paylng attention to Pauline
BrocktOn, whom knew slightly. In
time their engagement was an
nounced. Thereupon, began to cul.
tiyate her You know, despite her
money, she never knew how to dress.
| wOrmed my wny into her confidence
until as the day Of the wedding mp.
preached she asked me 10 become
one Of her bridesmaids. George
could not object 10 have done 10
would have required from him con,
feSslun that he had once been eu-
gagged to me
Al the wedding, and say this not
In spirit Of boHstfulness. but Of re-.
yenRe, the eyes Of the crowd were ON
me. OutshOne the bride by far.
She knew II, and all her relatives
knew It. | could feel II. and ! must
confess II was one Of the happy
moments Of my life Yet she man
aged to control herself and go
through the ceremony with sort OF
pained expression
How on earth did he take Papllne
In preference To GenovlcvcY | hard
Il woman ask nt the reception later
"GeneyIeye didn't have Il half
million dollars" was the reply.
Yours, GENEVIEVE.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09
TAXATION, A SCIENCE

n,,.,.,. ....t..
,,,.n...,,,.. c.....,..,-...
C,a.,.. v,I,. ii, .,,.,,,,.
,.,,,....,',.,, ,.',..,
. a,,, .,.,,. ,,,'', .,,.,,',,.. ..,,,Y.,.. -.
Wv" VIC e's"''''' ''''','
u ''' ,'' WV ''''
.--,''' 80 ,", ,, ,',s Wv" Wv "
-, '',' ''''''" ''''"''' '"'
w ," " |','' wa ~ ''''' "'
- 49, ''''' ,''''"s
,,' '' "'''',, -" '''"','
A., ','.''' - W. "''''' u"
=" ' wv ''', "' '"'' '""' '"N" ,'0'
'''' W Nv "'"'''''' ~
''
,',. '' ''''' ~ ''''' '''' '''7 '''
'' W mum"
Wv WIN -" l'"'''''''' ''''
''A '''''u''''''''' INV
" ,'''' '"Ap"S''' wiz
-. W '''' "
"'''' Vi ''' '"N ""'u'" n''e
Wv" Wv "''o' VI Po''''''' 'A's'"''
WI, ''"'''l "R''' '""' we "'e
NV '''' III TUE u"'iI"''' 10 U'"' 1t ~
- - , N','''' ''' Wv ''','' ""
''' w. "'" Wv "''''''o'''
.n,, '' '''''
!, '''' W. WV '''''' ""''' '''
49, "' ~ Nv" ''"e '"'' va"
-" ''"''' ""'" :" ~"
'' NV "''" '''''
M, % ~ ''''''' ,''"''
M, WV '"'', '"'''' -,
-, ~ '' ,n, ,""' , p''''''''' u"
''"''
-, ''' n'.'. '''' ,'"' >" " 'ou'
U" 'N"''''' '"'s -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09
No. 5l-Return TO Stella

q OOOO 900 o u o u u o q
q THE surrst way 10 be lonely is q
u to be distrustful " every bodN's mo y
u thes In making frIonds with you, u
u u
o 100000 900 5000 .
Finally | raised my head and looked
at Stella. had been kneeling beside
her bed with my face buried In the COY.
prs which we're over her; and had
been CRYING Now my friend took her
own handkerchief aud dried my eyes,
Hut noticed her own lnsher were wet.
There klddo.' she said suOthlngly.
Il thought would let you cry Il Bit
1t would make you feel better But
there's really nothing To cry over. lm
not angry. knew You would find out
YOU were mistaken, and | WASH. much
worried about you taking a misstep.
I'm glad 10 have YOU here
"Oh, Stella ,' cried. aud put my two
hands over hers. You viii never know
what beast that man Is. don't think
he even would have told me he wRS
married only he knew would flnS%
out Aud when he did tell me he made
II all up with lies for don't believe
there was word Of truth In anything
he said lie told me his wife was n
plain old woman, whom he scarcely ever
saw at ull, aud TO whom he had been
married Tor long long time. And
only this morning | met her aud she's
young aud sweet looking and they've
only been married few years
And Oh, Stella think OF ltl They
have little baby A perfect duck of
\ little baby
StelO's eyes looked wet and soft.
II know she soothed. 1T must
have been n hard jolt for YOU, kid. II
makes girl feel pretty queer when
she first finds out that there are men
In the world like Perclval Barlowe.
But" and she brought her gaze down to
mine, you must not let II harden you.
That's the main thing. just because
you have met rotter or two you
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09
TINE TO CUT WEEDS

Weed'cuttlng time has come early
this year due to the freqeunt ralns
that have fallen since early spring
Vacant lots In the city have the
rankest growth Of weeds ever seen ON
them. They demonstrate the fertility
)f the soil, but having proved beyond
doubt that the soil Is all right. they
should he cut
Attention Is called 10 the weeds by
he health department, but that should
not he necessary In the case " those
Who have any civic pride, They should
seep the vacant lots owned by them
Iree OF weeds and other obStrucilons.
With a little attention a vacant lot
a Oklahoma City can be made n very
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09
WALKING FOR HEALTH

Tht ,man who walks 10 his work
every morning and walks home at
night Is no longer to be sueered at
by those who ride by him In automo.
hiIes. street cars or jitncys. He ls II
heulth seeker aud is doing the very
best thing possible to improve his ply.
steal condition.
Furthermore, he has the commendn.
tiou u the United States health de
pnrtment Attention Is called by that
department witch Is the highest uu.
thority In the land, 10 the fact that
those who do not walk are likely Ia
degenerate physically are more easily
attacked by heart disease, kidney uiI.
ments and other troubles
Walk 10 your business, to your
dressmnkers, walk for the sake Of
walking Is the advice of the govern.
ment health service, and to this IS
added the advice to "ioin walking
club ana keen up your score Of miles
II Is very well known that few
people walk enough. They admit It
themselves, but 1t Is not because they
are afraid Of being sneered at by their
friends who ride One reason they do
not walk Is because riding facilities
have been 80 greatly improved. An.
other excuse ls that riding saves time
but the greatest reason Of all. when
all facts are known, is lazlness. This
n true " both men and women.
There are many who are energetic
enough In their usual occupations but
they have not the courage to take Ion.
walks, knowing that II will tire them
at first. The man who walks Is IN
reality II hero. In a sense, for he over.
comes II dlSincllnation, braves the
laughs " his friends and loses time,
but 10 rrcompensc him hc hus health
No matter how the Crucr case Is de.
cldcd, 1t will not be- necessary for the
governor to call out the militia 10 stop
and bootlegging In oklahoma
city while the present administration
has charge of It's affairs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09

/ IN turn won for him the nomination
for candidate for president In one OF
the most stirring scenes that ever at
tended n political meeting Of any kind
lie was defeated 10y william Me
hlnley for the presidency
lie was again nominated for presi
dent In 1900 aud again DICTATED by
William McKiuley more decisIyell
than before.
He then established his newspaper
The Commoner, al Lincoln Neb, and
took a tour around the world
For the third time he was nominated
for president, at Denver In 1905 and
again defeated this time by william
Howard Taft.
lie was appointed secretary Of state
10y President Woodrow Wilson and
took office March T. 1913
He is the author Of several hooks
notably, Under other Flags and
"rhc Old World and Its Ways
His permanent home is In Lincoln,
Ncb.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09

true character Us you should know,
When things 20 wrong is bound 10 show
II Is easy enough 10 be pleasant and
nice when everything seems to be Just
us you want II, hut when things 20
wrong and all your plans are upset II
is quite another matter. It Is then
that true character shows itself You
cum never know people for what they
really are until you see them iu trou-
BILE. II was that way with old Granny
Fox when she tried to yet the three
little PUssums 10 come down the tree
where they were safe and Sammy Jay
upset her plans No one could be
pleasnnter or smoother spoken thas
was Granny rs she urged Bumpy.
Frumpy aud Grumpy to follow her and
see the wonderful things IN the Great
World No sir, no one could be pleas
antcr. II was no wonder that the
three little rossums Thought her u very
nice old ludy aud finally made up their
minds to trust her
They were almost to the ground
when Sammy Jay who had been
watching screamed Don't do Il!
Don't do IL" Back up the tree scram-
bled Rnmpy, Frumpy and Grumpy, all
their fears and doubts once more
awakened. As for old Granny Fox.
waiting for then down the Lone Lit.
tie Path, she sprang mp IN terrible
rage AT the sound VI Sammys voice
aud came back To the tree where the
three little POssums we've grinding
her teeth In the most hOrrid way and
glarlng M at Sammy jay as n she
would Kill him with her fierce looks
II she only could
This is no business NJ yours Sam.
my jay" she snarled aud there was
nothing pleasant or smooth In her
voice then You mind your own af.
fairs and leave those " other people
alone. You're good for nothing
meddler mud ought To have your neck
wrung."
Then why don't You wiring ~"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09

Let me shock you again by telling
you that | wore this at George Bron.
sons wedding
When wrote YOU some months
ago that | was to be Mrs. Bronson 1
was very happy | believed every
word NJ 10 I WAS sure George was
IN love with me am quite certain
he Is stu u love with me, despite
the fact that hr {, on his honeymoon
With another.
My gown was IA dream II was
made NJ ahsIuthc gros de Londres.
Abslnthc, II rather sckly looking
green, In the piece ls a most beauti-
fnl shade WHEN gracefully draped
ANA combined with u harmonlzing
shade. The trock was puffed and
showed a bouffant skirt, trimmed
with creme lace. The sleeves were
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09

taking them regularly NJ once. and when
You gain 10 pounds you may discontinue
theit use.
- Friend writes what viii | do
| ihink must have something wrong
with my kidncy-T have pnlns In INV back.
my feet swell In fnct, my whole body
feels puffy, especially at night"
Answer; Have YOU noticed any head.
ache chills or feyeri These are also symp
toms OF kidney trouble | suggest the i'm
mediate use of balmwOrt tablets 10 relieve
this condition They viii promptly stlm
uiate and restore the Kidneys 10 proper
nctlon and health ! do not know OF any.
thing better | could prescribe
West writes; I'm a very nervous per
son. ! cannot sleep Mt night nnd I'm al
Ways conSlipnted My complexion Il get
n roatrd My ewes nre yellow and / have
headache continually What would you
prcscrlbcV
Answer Your symptoms indicate that
yonr blOOh " lmpurt, and vnur pervoua
ness Is the result " improperly nourishpd
Tissues and nerye'rells. A good laxative
nnd blood purifier Il found IN the usc NJ
thtee grain Hulpherb tablets tnot sui
phnfl' start using them nt once.
"BaM' writes "tnlrss get sometime
pretty som 10 relieve me of dandruff
| VIII be- n hnld man / have nlynys had
q thick Erowth ~ hair hut II ls now fall
ine ont, My srap ltchcs and dandruff
.hows In my hair and also sticks to ny
head"
,hgsser; lsc plain yellow mlnyol on yopr
N,ab regularly for few weeks neeord
ihe TO dlrectinns van Will find on lar ana
you should be relieved ~ dnndruff ana
FALLING hair. Your scalp needs n thorough
'elennSer md vltallzer Mlnyol II harmless
and contains no alcohol Advertisement.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09

Among other things Of absorbing In
terest, now as well ~ Mt all other
times * =. J. Giddlugs private opln.
Ion NJ former Secretary Bryan, when.
ever he decides 10 express II.
Now we have some lnkling VI who
II was that inslIgated that watchtu
waiting policy with which We did not
suhdue Mexico FOR 50 long time.
The elevation of senator owen Ia
the presidents cabinet would break
into the present plans of the Demo.
cratic politics Of oklahoma, though
wouldn't it2
Wilson's loss Is chautauuuns gain.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09
EeD&99s11noSRS;s TOR
eHDvICEA
1y D,- /pyls RSko,- w

The questions answered below are
general IN character, the symptoms or
Diseases nrr given and the answers will
apply In any case NJ similar nature.
Those wishing further advice. free
mny address Or Lewis Baker. College
bldg, College lelwoOd Sts, Dayton, o i.
enclosing self.addressed stamped IN
yelope for reply, Fnll name, and ad
dress must be given, but only initials
nr fictitious name will be used IN my
answers The prescriptions can no
filled ut any well stocked drug store
Any druggist can order Of wholesaler.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09

Him going to send my boy TO
college
Si-N0t me. I'm going to keep mine
home and let him get one Of them
mall order educatlOns.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09

80 they kept stlll while Granny Fox
called Sammy Jay every had thing he
could think Of and Sammy laughed
ana chuckled az II II were all a great
Joke. Aud the longer they kept still
the better chance they had 10 SEE old
Granny Fox show her true self. Some
how she didn't look as II she ever
could have been pleasant and harmless
looking She looked pow Just what
old Mrs. rossum and the Blly had
told them she was fierce and cruel.
Next story: Old Granny Fox tries
Agnln
New Britain herald., 1915-01-05
SHHH ITS A DEEP MYSTERY.
Clandcstinc Conference Held in May.
 OTIS Office This Noon.

Mayor Quigley. Frank Holmes and Henry s. Tallard held a secret con- ference today in the mayors office but strict censorship at the execu- tives office these days makes the one in Europe appear like philanthropic institution for alleviating the hunger of newspapermen.
 Mayor Quigley was asked for the purpose of the conference and he re- piled We talked over a few health matters" He was asked why Mir. Holmes should be included in such discussion and he replied 'I am not at liberty to say what took place." MT. Tallard is chairman of the board of health and Mayor Quigley said MT. Holmes was there just as a friend of the chairman.
 It is believed that the discussion was concerning the sewer beds in Berlin as both MT. Tallard and MT. Holmes own property near the beds.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-05
ARRESTS DURING MONTH.
Chief w. J. Rawlings Makes Report
 to Safety Board.

The following report was made by Chief w. J. Rawlings to the board of public safety at it's meeting last night:
 Number of arrests 1855, male 1S3, female ?; American 92, foreign 93; residents 1G2. non-residents 23, minors 26: on warrants 62, without warrant 123, discharged without arraignment s, nolle 9, by court il, paid fines 7H, sent to jail 22, placed on probation 22 bound over 8, appeals 3, judgment suspended 16. The principal causes of arrest were: Assault 13, breach of peace 15, drunkenness 31, Breach of peace and assault 6, same and drunk 6, theft of poultry 8, trespassing on railroad property IA, violation of snowand ice ordinance 45.
 The miscellaneous report follows: Locked up for safe keeping B. lost children restored s, permits to trans rort dynamite 4, complaints 200, re- suit in prosecution 34, store doors wind ows open 24, teams cared for '. electric street lights out, arc 43. in candescents 93. bonds taken $2,0O0, patrol wagon called out 61 times, run 61 miles, for arrests 37, to hospital 6.
 Chief Rawlings reported that the payroll of the supernumerary force N dS S4' Q. alu the am hOlllt feCe1Ved for private work $243.25. The license collections were s120, dogs killed 13. In accordance with orders from the chairman of the board December 23, the auto patrol was placed in commits sion and temporary detail to operate the same as follows: Day operator Matthias Rival, 6 a. m to D. m.: night operator, Thomas Riley. D. m. tC a. n.; substitute operator Fred Wagner The attention of the board is called to snow slides that occur from the roof of police building to the sidewalk that are dangerous to passersby after a heavy snowsto orm.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-05
REV. c. E. PHIL GETS
 CALL FROM CHICAGO
FIattcring Offcr Extended to Local Clergyman By Cuylcr Mission
 Church.

Rev. c. F.. Pihl, the popular pastor of the Swedish Bethany church is considering a call to the passionate of the Cuyler Mission church of Chicago, H.. which he received on New Years Day. He will announce his decision within a few weeks, and it will be re- ceived with interest by his congrega- tion which is anxious to have him remain. He has been in this city for a period of about fourteen years and has been instrumental in the paying off of the church debt and the pur- chase of the valuable North property last spring.
 Gustave Ahlmquist, a former mem- Der of the Bethany church, is the sec retary of the Chicago church which has extended the f1attering call to Rev. MT. Pihl, and Cuyler church Is