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The Keota news., 1915-11-05
Este. Park Fire Under Control.

Estes Park.-A ragged. blackenet
band, dressed in the ruined panoply
',f Halloween. came struggling bach
to Estes Park village Sunday. Fo,
nearly twenty-four hours they had
fought the forest fire that threatened
to destroy their homes. The flames
are regarded as under control, but
there is fresh force beating out the
smouldering stumps and watching 10,
signs Of reviving flames. About ter
square miles Of timber has been
burned over and one Of the finest
stretches Of woodland scenery is gone,
The Keota news., 1915-11-05
Horrors Of War.

War changes many things. They
say the Sapo;sonic wars reduced the
stature OF men several inches"
Yea. and il looks like the troops IN
this var are going to get the habit OF
talking their various languages with
\ cockney accent Courier.
Journal
The Keota news., 1915-11-05
Competitive Yearnins.

Competitive Yearnino.
Catch any fish while you were
away last summer"
Yes. Had some wonderful hah-
ing
Aren't you going to tell Us about
IT,"
No. When you tell . fsh story
you merely invite someone to open
1p and tell q bigger one had such
wonderful fishing that I want to go
on thinking about IL as about the best
nat ever happened"
The Keota news., 1915-11-05

D-c- s-tI-AnauaI ExhlaitIoa rts.'s
Peak Rabbit az4 Pet stock -iss.Sc-1-
rlo1 a. Colorado Scrlass
Cocks D-ur. co-ps haz .sceiTsd .
certificate O. Incorporation troc1 The
s5ars
Denvsr's Few roscot-ics building
VII noe IL ozers6 U-rI ztre- the cott
days.
Grand JUNCTION business re. zrs
circulating petition for so7erunsn'
drainage district
TIE tGn=rzl o. Dr.. z c. Rivers, Ehe
vas drowned II Barr Like. Vas hslc
il Denver Sunday.
TIE sixEr-rco1a house CT the Baks
Ballard ranch az Stove Prairie near
Fort Collins, Vas destroyed By fire
The Ministerial Association Of Colo
rz6o Springs has agreed TO pay ss9.f-'l
for Path House Johns" zoo!ozic1l
park
-Four persons we're injured more OF
Isss seriously az Golden when a Hal
Ioveen auto party cane TO An abrup;
ending
TIE Rooy 5,5G0-acrs ranch. eight
miles south OF Colorado Springs. has
been so.d to St. Louis parties :or
sI55.o19.
The Supreme Court affirmed the
death sentence OF James c. Bulger.
He will be executed betu cen Oct 81
AID Nov. s.
Raymond Hustled Is reported to have
taken ore from the Gold Sovereign
mine az Cripple Creek worth up &c
$500 10 the toa.
Supreme Chancellor Young, Of the
Knights Of Pythias, visited Denver
and addressed the lodges in that city
at q Joint meeting.
J. W. McLemons. chemist at the
Windsor sugar factory, lost all the
fingers on his right hand when they
were caught in the machinery.
Rich ore has been strack in the
Mary Mckinney mine at Cripple
Creek. eight inches Of the vein .un-
ming better than 1896 TO the ton
Ninety-five orphans at the Denver
Orphans Home celebrated Halloween
"sNH' - OSH'A' As0s lO6Sl AuC
genuine old-time Halloween games.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Rogers Of Den
yer celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary. Mr.. Rogers is II year.
old and Mrs. Rogers year younger.
Two persons were seriously injured
and six others escaped death By a mar.
row margin in automobile and motor
cycle accidents in and near Denver
Sunday.
The estimate of the United States
Bureau OF Census at the halfway per.
iod between decennisl censUses places
the present population of Fort Col
Inns at 1929.
Joseph Parks, tried for killing Ro,
Bacon, cabaret singer, three week.
ago, was found guilty by jury in the
West Side Court in Denver of yolun-
tary manslaughter.
Surrounded by their children, grand
children and great-grandchiIdren. Nr.
and Mrs. w. l.. Bennett Of Lakeland,
near Morrision. celebrated the fit.
tieth anniversary Of their marriage.
Employers must bear the burden OF
proof that injured employees are not
entitled to full compensation under
the insurance law, according to q rul.
Ing by the State Industrial Commits.
sion.
David Tyler. candy kid" drugstore
bandit, who terrorized Denver last
spring in q daring series Of holdups
was sentenced to the State Reforma
The Keota news., 1915-11-05
She Wishsd the Same.

AIgy S,ayIac-l sometimes wfsn.
don't ys know. that bad been born
ra;ah. dent ye know. over In India.
,on't ye know,
Belle Briefly fveariIy)-Why. Ar.
EcayIz,e. hov strange. I. vas JUST
wishing that very same thing--Puck-
The Keota news., 1915-11-05
A. q Lean.

The sizners OF the Declaration OF
lrdspendsncs pledged their sacred
nocor 70 their cause
Yes, bu, how much casa did they
raise on it,
The Keota news., 1915-11-05
Mexicans Hurt In st.hbIno

La Junta.-A trio Of Mexicans are
in Jail waiting the outcome of the
wounds OF one of the party. which
were inflicted in a cutting affair on
First street. A man named Demine ia
the most seriously hurt and another
named Garcia is suffering with sew.
e1A woundA -.
The Keota news., 1915-11-05

Placed 70 His Account
-noss shs trust hsf hVsband
II xuess so. everything thar so<s
v-oux sae charges Up 70 him
The Keota news., 1915-11-05

II ~ waat special advice write 70
Lydia E PinkhaA Medicine Co. (eoal.
de1tiaD Lynn, Mass. Year letter will
- epeoed, FeaA ana answered BY .
WonaA a1A ho1A IN Sexiet een0delee.
The Keota news., 1915-11-05
Working Up to Il.

Working Up to Il.
whats the matter. Adolphus? Why.
you look nervous and you can't keep
still"
You notice 1t, do you? Fine! Fine:
I'm smoking 100 cigarettes day.
drinking about twenty cups OF strong
coffee. not to mention all the other
things"
But what's the idea?"
Don't interrupt me. old fellow. I'm
Just on the verge Of inventins new
dance."-Life.
Bounds Of Reason.
Cousin Tim--What are ''the BOUNDS
of reason?"
Cousin Jim - Jumping at conclu'
sions.
The Keota news., 1915-11-05

Now .S-Dec- 4-E=cl-icsI FrosSsriLJ
weak az De1E-r-
D-c- S--I-ArausI ExhlalrIoa PKG.
Peak Rabbit and Pet stock -Ass.Sc-1
rtoa a. Colorado ScrLass-
The Keota news., 1915-11-05

In many homes
once childleoD there
are now children BE-
cause Of tie fact
that Lydia E Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound makes
WON en- nor m al,
healthy and strong.
The Keota news., 1915-11-05
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
DATES roa COMING EVENT.

-.,s.-, N.s,uas-r Casan s... ..rgie..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-04
RUN DOWN
IN HEALTH
Couldn't Sleep Four and Five
Nights AT A Time, and
Couldn't Sit Up

Asheyllle ~ C.-Mrs. Della Buck.
ner ot r. p u. 8, this place, writes
Last winter | got so very bad OFF
aud so terribly rundown I'm health
that I was worried about myself !
had great weakness, back and head.
ache. aud suffered terrible ,ains
in my abdomen. could not s'eep
four aud five nights at a time and |
couldn't sit up, | was almost at deaths
door DR. said he didn't thluk I'd
he strong again unless | should have
the operation.
une OF my neighbors suggested ms
luSms Cardul, and after taking the
tirS' bottle was better. After the
second, ! was able to do my washing
though | had not been before, and was
getting along fine all wlnteg. IN bet.
ter health and felt better than | had
Tor SIX years, and had taken i've or
NN BEETLES and was well woman
It's the best medicine that was ever
made Tor women. tell my nelghhuIs
about II and they try IT, aud when
they do, they all acknowledge that 1t
does them more good than anything.
II YOU suffer from any uf the all.
menls 80 common TO wemeh Try
Osrlui, the woman'S tonic. For sale
by all druggists. ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-04
CATCH KING By
FINGER RECORDS
40 Years a Crook, Dean Of Conf
denCe Men Nabbed Through
BertilliOn System

N STRIKING example " the eff
4 n cacy of the Bcrtllon system OF
Identification was made nt the police
station this morning when Detective
Charles Post found after several
hours work, that be- had In his pos.
session the grand old master OF all
the confidence men 10 the United
States, In the person VI Richard Nil.
Ter.
Miller, Post says Is the king OF
con men, aud his methods are studied
by thousands Of those claiming mem
bership to the profession. The rec.
ord shows that he has been In the
penitentiary thirteen times, In every
large city between New York and
San Francisco. New Orleans and
Seattle are also included In the list
0f jails which have been visited by
the king. Miller has used a dozen
or more aliases, the more common
names he gives being George Hail, L.
G.. Miller and Robert Martin.
II IL believed that this is the first
time that the king has ever visited
Oklahoma city. His photograph
grnces the rogue's gallery NJ practi
cally eyeery police department In IN,
United States, the record shows. III
was picked up ms yag In the Rock
Island yards Friday by Special OF
! ficer Mike Morweiser.
A police sentence Of thirty days II
jail was assessed against him befor,
his identity was discovered II l.
probable that he will be held unit
his record Of the past year has beeI
thoroughly investigated. The kim
wears his title of the oldest con nal
with dignity and merely lBughe,
when Post accosted him as an ol,
/ friend.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-04
GETS LIFE TERN
Criminal Appeals Court Confirms Sen.
trnce Of Depew Man Who Murdered
His Wife Two Years Ago

lu the state criminal court NJ np.
pcals the conviction ~ Allen Williams.
sentenced ln the Creek county dis
lrict court 10 life imprisonment for
thr murder ~ his wife. has been NJ
firncd The crime occurred twelve
miles south ~ Drpcw. July -, 1913
lie claimed his wife wins killed hy the
accidental discharge NJ his shotgun.
I ho court alo affirmed the $50 fine
and jail sentence NJ 20 days Imposed
upon Ed Lee by the district court NJ
Hughes county frr the Illegal sale II
inf, Xlruuts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-04
A REAL PLAY IS
NOT PREACHING
Author Of "ln Old Kentucky" Dis
courses on Drama and His
New Bunting Piece


VAT HEN G. 4. Dazry. author OF "In
w nlJ K.ptrlv" orJ ,f many other
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-04

my thoughts than either TO teach or
to preach. Yet 10 any one who thinks,
the play must bring home two great
moral lessons The life Of one " the
chief characters is laid bare. We see
that he has committed great mis-
take, In fact, n crime. aud We see him
try In vain To atone for this crime by
deyotiug MI, life aud his fortune to
doing all the gOOd In his power Hut
II Is all IN vain, II b. law NJ nature
that We reap what We sow, and slowly,
terribly the harvest NJ his mlsdeeds Is
gathered. Disgrace exposure, stare
him In the face II IL not TN he makes
the only real atOnemeut possible. that
he Is released from the burden Of ter
ror aud unhnpplncs, that has weighed
on him for so many years That Is
one NJ m" most valuable lessons we
can learn In life, that every wrong we
commit bring, iu some shule It's pen.
atty aud that there is only one safety
Ia Keep our records clear since every
wrong committed will surely bring its
own rrtrhuliun and punishment
True Religion
THE other lesson Is that true rril.
glon has In it no trace NJ hIertry ur of
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-04
K-SUBS ON TRIAL
New Type Of Subsea Vessels Are Pro
reeding on 2.sO0.Mlle Grill Under
Their Own Power

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 4.-Thc
United States submarines K.3, ~
K.7 and Ks, were proceeding to-day
under their own power for the naval
station at Honolulu, 300 miles dis
tant II they complete without aid the
voyage begun at san Francisco yester
day. new long distance record for
United States submarines, II Is said
VIII have been sci. The cruiser Mary
land is one NJ the plungers' conveys
The K-suhmarlnes will replace the
FgrOup, which were withdrawn from
service following the sinking " the
"a. Off Honolulu last March.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-04
About the New Piece

"ln my new play 'Nobodys uirl.
for instance, nothing was further froul
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-04
Correct Styles and Sizes
For Women and Children

Womens Silk and Wool Inion Suits-IIght weight.
fatlo'k seams hand finished high neck long sleeves
and ankle length or low ur.t up sleeves, ankle
length: all sizes at $3.50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-04

WOmen'S silk and Wool Union Suits-Niedum
weight, flalork seam hand finished, high neck long
sleeves ankle length AT $3.50; regular sizes 500 c1.
ira sizes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-04

prejudice, that II consists largely In
living for others. and making those
who love us happy This and the op-
posite view are shown clearly by the
lives aud acts " characters In the play,
and accordingly we are affected as We
should be by life itself. That and
that only, Is the manner In which
play should teach Any other method
may result In very good sermon. but
never In a real play
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-04
CAITLEMEN ALARMED
Meeting Called AT Kansas City TO Agree
on Best Plan Of Combating Dread
IIOOf and Mouth Disease

KANSAS CITY, oct I Livestock
commissioners and Representatives N
Tine cattle industry from thirteen mid
dlcWc-trrn states met here today TO
cuu-ldrr the situation created by the
luot and mouth disease An attempt
will hc made To agree ON u plan by
which the district will be- safcgunrded
against another outbreak.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-19
WEATHER SUMMARY
v. s. DEPARTMENT OF AoRicuL.
TURE-WEAThER BUREAU.

Weather Bulletin fur twenty -four
hours ending D. Ia. rs Meridian time,
september d. 1915.
~ n LEHMAN. nhaerver.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-19

Tho results ~ experiments cnn1uet-
20 iu 1914 on fHe government "apef !
iment farm "a San Autoaio. report ~
which hts lust been nuhiishe1 af the
United States Department ~ Anffpi-
lre. Indicate that Canada field peas
anl audan grass should ruuis soto ttil
extensive uae iu this ftF.pn IN the fa-
ture. To field pens have given os.
reileut results as green MANURE and
het crop and althnuNh tne yields ni
sudan grass were somewhat lower
than Wofe fhnse ~ sorghum Hifuiiari1
planted fhe finer quality ~ Tire hay
and fh0 faHe with which 81 is cured
arr c0mpcnaaflug adsaniaeos.
rHn4ia fcii pefa httt siasn 4n thr
experiment farm since ihr winter 20
isYf-Us They imye given a1eh nni-
ffmg excellent results fhai She re-
port already mentioned leHfrihre th'ni
ss iue mpat pfnmiaine winf"r i"fHHe
crop fur San Antonio The yields have
frequently exceeded ihuse nf H1is hnl
GOA account ~ ihe hisH freiinF value
80 tho hl5 10 seems That tno naid peas
may bee more profitable rror man
oats The crop will MOI stand severe
paaturinr however
Az r efeeu manure crup iue hrh yea
.H asld ln hr superior fn tun fne l,n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-19

thc Philadelphia preacher declares hr
h,nrd later thnt many ~ The tntsr-
ans were dspictaed and wanted tho
advertised appearance ~ Dt Htrh
mond to h, prevented
Or Richmond told thc Unitarian
summer ooiauy AZ ,ho fsie ~ Shoals
that There have beer half dozen or
more old Unitarian ladies who have
hccn comlnr here for generations and
have heen setting ap a sort ~ censor
shin over every hod1 else and the npin
ions 10 the clique have been accepted
as gospel They undertake 10 control
The lvnEth ~ the skirts Of other women
who come here and 10 "a man aud WON
nn arrive together there be- st, ibsaisi
tlou as Co th. date ~ The marriagc
certificate and the time and place and
ihr when aud where the ceremony WAS
performed This typical narrown ness
90 view is sumcthine which must Doe
overcome otherwise 10 is nonsense to
TAIN ~ church unity There are Some
people sn gopd thet are good Tor moth
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-19
REX TO-DAY
The sPENorHRtFr.

lIIi CAST
Frances Wsid lr,ur renui,.
Richard Wam Ctrl k~ahuo,
MnnN Ward Maltum Duncan
.phu CattNught john <I,h.l..u
Gretchen JAMS -. Matt, rrr.u.,r
Carico Van X,ndt Viola eato,
show Gin Grace f.,sb.
Secretary C Hn,k,ft
Who has REARED tho perfect child
Who has uucrosfully comhatt,d tbo
dcstln, shaping faction. ~ heradit, .nl
environment with ia thoorot,r0l ..t.
~ -rhild- mislng Warranted r..., Do.
fsi'
Mu Groichou Ipus mi.if, min
lions mI,d Her two pf.tt. nt,c..
Frances and Churo v.r. .n.tt d..
sew and mcnd ocouou,se and refrouch
mot alone lr ci.fn.. .,..i .,.,,.... I..., ~,
Thought sud emotion s. urr ..tr,,,
up the foundation of ,aufh- u.s Az.
harsh puriaucM code of Grefrhop
Jams ana Tuncc. rsId ft,. ,,,,,t,,.
WIN nor hoart acho.
Hcncc. when Richard Ward fau Ian
lot" with Frances Hnd Mrs Jams o.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-19
OVERLAND FACTORY
NOW SHIPPING 500
1916 MODELS DAILY
EXPORT BUSINESS FoR THE
YEAR AMOUNTS TO
1000 CARS.


F.neo She hvamnns ~ thc chrflar
year the shipments ui th, Wiuta-
overland Company hnVp shattered
practically every eklauns rccnrd pro-
,lously established by manufacturers
~ medium hieh-pticsd ears Ihr pfo-
duciinn facilities ~ the hlr rolo,io con
.T'n h-sr heen steadily ,assotssa nn-
go now lhr shipments ~ glnslr day
amnunt 10 morc ,l,,u tha yearly autpnt
If overland earH clNht ycau nRo
i.cea than two months arn iho ave
cfaev daily shhpnenys reached the iuo
mark Augnst .sth hoe cars wefs ship
ped rhn nNemfe Be- now hpsurlne
ernupd a.. 900 point, with Inug muniba
atm umainiaF thf prrsent ntr Ol in-
rteasv in shipmeniH VIII moro ihsn
squat the prediction aNdr by John -
wtllsH p,ysidcns ui the Overland Com
ien,, n January, tv the effect that
sho overland Factory wuuis hr ship
plRE 500 ware q has brrefe thg clnsr VI
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-19
Boils and Pimples Dangerous
S. S. S. Your Remedy
Standard For Fifty Years

Modern science
slightly OF
By
bad ho0it
tell
that hoo nd
tonic
s. ). OF the Dou'
=. drives
Impurities
the
dtatons
~
the s.
vegetable You a take
y y tel about facts.
what The hfFer Tells II Ions andiRg
advice 60 s. $ s. Atlanta.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-19

um Nnmauce
THE UNhFRAiD'
with House fciefsl
CAST
NrIi.ht Warren klh
stefan RalHc housf
Miohtyl Ralsic Pass
Jack McCariy hii1
Dtulu l.csrndrp ilawrence 2
Secret Agent of Dual Empire
Theodore ,
Joseph Al ErneH
IrUrfH Mii5Ix
p,.rian Vale, Raymopt
Countess Novns Gcrlrndi
SYNOPSIS.
rhc Unafraid" in witch ~
Nrt makes nor screen debit
all question one of the mas'
and ahsarhlns ph0to-dramas -
srntod Tho situations are -
ihc scstine in which uia~
events take place the css'''7
the hills 81 Montenegro.
nouehi warren. the heFoin
einry o. an American Eifl WE
fascinated hy a dashing denN
nohlcman and who darinesS ~
90 Montenegro tn marry nm
uo sooner arrived ln that stf'r..
tr however than She u eAP'.
thr brother of her fiRnce. z -
Count Stefsn impersonaitd 2
Foters. takes Dclighi 60 his
forces her Co marry nm ~
hor with the srcatest rrspe's
slsts upon the perfnrmarrn q
emcnH go that it shall nps "
Tor her On wed his hrgihef
son is that she brother 4
his country and Cnuni sn,.
to prevent Dclieni's wealth. WI Z!
ins iufu his hands and n'
the injury 10 She F'athersala =
The succeeding events
manner in which prlignt
comes convinced that CauH3
rsht and thc love which fs'rl
real marriage ~ the Hi'rp
stefan BaisIc ane nis t'q'
tive. "A
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-19

with House Peters.
.HHf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-19

Tho Arrivals at thc southern iluiei
yesterday included
D. e. Bcik and Wife and HcnD bolk
nf N0hstovu
or and Mrs s lancaian 90 Waco
john Hussriton ~ houston
s. g. Jones nf Ndihsu Ma
Miss Miami" Pate Eohstown.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-19

and undertook 90 disflplinc
I allowed labor leaders ~
chnrrh durira ire c1aNen'... .. (
American Federation. ~
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