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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-23

You would have sought me out,
a convict" mumured Thorne In pro
found bewilderment.
YES" was the reply, every word
uttered as IL it were an effort. MY
brother died In Italy, where he has
been a helpless invalid since-since
the time of your trouble. My father
died a year ago. For few days be-
fore his death my brother was ration
al. He sent last message to me re-
garding you, Mr.. Thorne. 1t was to
say that-that you were an innocent
man"-a dark flush momentarily
crossed the intense pallor Of her face.
1T was to direct me to take from my
fathers estate two sums, one to cover
the bank defalcation, and $4,000 for
yourself as token Of his undying
friendship to you"
When Randall Thorne left the home
Of sorrow it was nearly midnight.
When he planned the next day to go
to some far country where his dis
grace was not known, somehow he
could not. Always the pitiful, sorrow.
ing face Of Laura Wood came up
before him. Always he felt that there
was some sentiment chain Of mutual
bereavement and lonliness between
them. Ambition, uninspired, did not
allure him. He had not q friend In
the world.
Il have come back" he said ono
evening . week later. - with some
wonderment Laura led him into the
house to which he had come not long
since 30 strange q guest. Il have
something to say to you. Miss Wood"
She sat with hands folded and down.
cast eyes. She trembled, and once
more the gloom Of nameless dread
seemed to rush her soul.
Il cannot face the world-alone, n
continued Thorne. ITO me, after my
terrible experience, 1t is cold, harsh,
unreal. The generous gift Of your
brother does not help me. He is a
lost link. even II only a memory, to
the old life-he and you"
Thorne paused. His manner had
grown unconsciously pleading, his
utterance he the ring of earnestness
and intesity.
You have ei"2n me succor in the
hour of my darkest need" he went
on, but all CT side of that seems I'M
real. For you dead brothers sake
give me your iriendship--if you can ;
your love-I am perishing for that.
The world, else, is wilderness to
me-"
She arose to her feet n diro.ll dis.
tress.
"You-you ask that" she cried,
bursting into tears. "Of me, so I'M
worthy-of the family that has so
cruelty wronged you. Oh, hero, martyr
that you are, l must tell you all or my
heart will break. It was for the crime
Of my brother that you suffered so
nobly, SO unjustly. It was not until
after the death of my father that l
learned how well he had kept the
wicked, dreadful secret"
But Ellis! cried Thorne, his face
illumined-"my poor sacrifice gave
him five years Of rest, Of safety, II not
of happiness? Thank God am con-
tent! His weakened, irresistible mind
led him to an act he never realized.
Oh, 1t is sweet, sweet to know that
l could prove my friendship and bear
his burden"
She put out her arms towards him.
The nobility Of loyal soul was .
refuge she dared not refuse.
Copyright. 1918. by W. g. Chapman)
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-23
As A BROTHER
She Dared Not Refuse a Refuge
in Nobility Of a Loyal
Soul.

The man was cold, but there SEEM
ed to be no warmth nor shelter for
him. His soul craved compassion, a
friendly word. No one offered 1t. He
was hungry and weak. Through we'll
lit windows there showed tables
groaning with the rich roast, the
steaming urn, the tasteful delicacies,
and bright, happy faces. The refuse
viands were tossed to the dogs, but
none to the gaunt. thinly clad sup
plicant whom these very ami
mails drove away into the biting blast
with savage attacks.
There was q black shadow upon this
forlorn' beings face a. upon his
soul The prison blight told in the
unnatural pallor, the shrinking mien,
the panied eyes. This man had been
suddenly. mysteriously snatched from
work, position and eontentment. with
little or no explanation. He had just
ended Ave years penal servitude. The
awful change to dreary solitude,
slave-chained existence. the conscious
ness Of utter helplessness had broken
hts spirit and stunned him.
No news from the outside world
had reached him during his convict
life. He recalled his last day Of lib
erty-teller in a country bank. He
remembered hideous charge Of en-
bezzlement, the case railroaded
through. He has sent for his closest
friend, the cashier of the bank, Ellis
Wood. Word was brought back to
him that young Wood was danger
ously i'll with brain fever.
Since the-two-four-six-eig mono
tonous steps up and down his cell far
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-23
Peanut az q "Clvlilxer."

The peanut seems to be playing the
part Of "civilizer" In some of the colo
NAL districts Of Africa. Traders give
a negro b bushel Of nuts for seed on
condition that he returns four bushels
from his crop. and since the yield in
good years is twenty fold, the black
man generally has a surplus that he
can sell at the rate of q shilling a
bushel. From q single station in
Senegambia there were shipped in one
year 10000 tons. Small boys and SCI
entists have long been in agreement
as to the value Of the peanut: now
statesmen also will have to do it
honor. since it seems likely to lead
the native African into the paths of
agriculture.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-23
The rundown.

One of the latest fads is for q young
woman to wear the name of her fiance
embroidered on the ankle of her stock.
ing. And l suppose if they ever fall
out she simply turns the hose on him.
Youngstown Telegram.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-23
American Hospital In China.

CheFoo has an American hospital
which is stated to rank with the best
In the larger cities Of China 1t stands
in four acres of ground on Temple
hill, overlooking the city and harbor
of Che-Foo. and cost $4,000 gold.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-23
Two Kinds Of smartnesa.

"one trouble out our way" said
Uncle Eben. is dat 1t takes an intire-
ly diffunt kind o. smartness to git q
political job FUN what 1t takes to
fill de Office creditably."
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-23

Iaps Plan New Steamship Liner
Japanese capitalists are reported
considering the ACCESSIBILITY Of run
ming q steamship line between Boston.
New York and the far east via Pana.
ma canal.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-23

4 The photograph is great inven-
ton. but as a musical instrument the
stock ticker has the sweeter voice.
Boston Transcript
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-23
MOSTLY Guesswork.

Iop, now Go the people in N.
sa.ner bureau find out what hind Of
s ~es.ner were going to have?n aThs :,
~. .sa = '0n -Philadelphia Public Lea.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09
CLAYTON BILL WANTED
Retailers, JObbers and Wholesale NFh
Want TO Know What Is Contained
In Recent Congressional Act

There IL not copy " the Clayton
bill In Oklahoma city but several
dozen men are wanting to see 1t and
learn something nbuut It's provisions.
The Clayton bill /, II law passed by
congress al the ln,t session aud fixes
the price NJ every imaginable arti"
known tu commerce At the same flg
urcs Tor all buyers
Very little was known about the
law until an article appeared IN The
Ilmes several dny, ago, setting forth
some " rs provisions. Details could
not be given because there was no
copy " the law In the city. Retail
crs were " the opinion that the new
law did not affect them, hut those who
have seen the law say It follows ev.
cry manufactured article from its ori-
gin IN the hands Of the ultimate con.
sumner Farm products nrr not affect
ed hv the measure however
Requests have been made Tor copies
NJ the law and they are expected IN
few DAYS The retailers Nre consd
rrahv exercised over the provisions Of
the new law
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09
State Visitors


j. t. Cluycoms aud wife, Walter
t. A Humphrey and wife Oilton, z.
!. Jennings Oilton; r. +. Hartman
aud wife Perry, II ID. Johnson Jr.,
Amet, W f.. Gay, Ada; NJ. q. Muir
phl Woodward Roy Sappingtou Sup.
ply j. H. Adams, Homestead, G. \.
Duuast uud wife, saltwater, John O.
Ilurdic and wife. Lexington Lewis &.
Lawson, lloldcuyIlle, h. c. Williams.
MrAlrstcr. Miss u. ID. BalllnsOn Pur-
cell, John r. Gunn, Tulsa X. H. Prl
ncy Gcary A. b. Curtis Geary: r.
W. Holmes, Sayre, W. II. Knapp and
family Miami W. A. Chase, NOwata
H. H. Johnson. Chlckasha George
Herr Gushing: T.. II. Linzee. Yale. 10
scph kapI0r IIomlny; p. T. Othern
uud wife Gushing; John CusRC. Cush.
mg G. II Rivers and wife Duncan
II G. Stephens, Duncan; T. u. Sill
and wife. Drumrlght, !. W. Gear
harlt Watongn A. g. Fuller. Ada
t. IT, Costello, Hobart; W. T.. Kleyast,
and wife, Geary; Geo. r Webster
Clinton; W + Payne. Gushing + NJ
Tugeubhy aud wife, ChickashN W. A.
Rugrcr Ir, Wnlter.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09
MUST TEST ALL
DAIRY CATTLE
State Requires TuberCulln Test TO
Be Made and By Veterinarians
Thoroughly Qualified.

TT EDL, ,Ivru,r .u ...,... f.... ..t.tt.
IN i"N "" ."' ''o'u VIM II II
"'''" - '''' ''' '''''''''l Nun
must undergo test Tor tuberculosis 10y
competent veterinarian who shall be
II graduate From fl college recognized
n, tn. ,rroan ., animal ,,dpytry
snrn =. y ',,' - ,aIn aLSntrJ l' rho
st.ta honrI 40 ,.,r,.,ltur. st m, I'm.
stan.o ~ p.,,,,7 va u.s., ~ Nt Gau, who
H. - ninroan T., nI. n,rti,nor ha,Ith
nl,n -. r, r.I'r,l J,nortm.nt ms
49,, go, ,a,,, .,,'. ~. ,,,,,r, nm, - rI,u
/ =, mai. s,,h .,,,,lo,inn .uo,lnnnlI,
VIVA, ny1obnu, a9.,mnli.hns nv nm.
o,nl,,ouon o,'I .,.,,r',w,nt ~ nIs
rngnot,nn uIu D.. ,,a,.nsl vim Larr
Inioro,, al.o,.h,,,
/ IN ,n,ut,o. ~ 'n,t. .t,to .yh,r. thor.
ar. ro grah,ot, ,.,.riroriory ro,,g
| rt,,d ia, r,a I,,....,,, - ,nIrol indrs
tr, no L,nrl - ,,,,r,..,itrr,' ,yil .rn..
ncn,go q nD,oroI,a,o rn,,r,n,,I.r
aftor tno lat,ar hos ros,cd - y.tnr.
Ino,,. mndinaI o,on,,.,tinp and carries
q ,ortifcato sr,n,' ,l,,. .tota hoard
Each yeterlnsr,,n &, outhnrI,od IN
mare trhorcr,," ,'.,y ,lll NO rnm,rrrJ
tn gIve .rra,, ,,ul I'm tho .,m ~
q noo IN coyor ,lr lopagos ,g 70.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09

tund on co. In SlU6 n sand In 4 80
D. The New England vrl has gone dead
according 10 late reports aud the For
tuna hns started deepening the deep hole
In % ., but cnch had showings VI OH
that will warrant further drilling ~
tests In this territory the DcyoulAns deep
hole Ia 1O.O ls SIN shut down with
fishing troubles ut 1000 feet Near the
Alice Katherine we'll tbr Corsican0 Pptru
leum Co. has got It's second test. ON
the II lunes In il9.0 down about 1909
feet, The thnnutr Refining company
test I'm II 1910 Is down about iiO0 feet
In 10 10 ., the Fortuna on Co.. has
drilled % about 2iuO feet aud IN 20.ls5.
on the Thompson farm the same com
pnhy has recently started the drlll e. B
hhaffer IL down i2jJ feet ON the MpCor
kel farm same section In ~ 2Ob fhe
larter on Co., IL sim with d fishing Jlh
OF about 2OOO feet In 2Sls5. Ieschau.
ct al have started their second test uu
the Symer farm no stopped NJ 1855
for reasons not reported In q iis5. the
Home HHs Go. is starting test on the
hurtOn fHrm the Oknh0ma Natural Gus
Go. Is down about 1909 feet ln test
In the same section These last wells rrr
near the town of Cushing
In the territory south N the Gushing
pool thrre tests ure starting or drifting
in township 1911 The Gypsy Oh Co..
Is down 100 ur lgOO feet ON the ipn
lrem farm IN M Z The savoy on Co.
is drilling IN the preliminary stages on
the Barnett lease TO- Fox u ul who
have drilled two tests neurby have start
ed tbirl IN 10 III + ou the l. VI Brown
lease
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09
THE EMPRESS

Musicians off stags were used
throughout Maud Aliens first apI~nr
Unrp ln motion pictures ny star I'm the
nix hosworth Incorporated, production
NJ THE Rug Makers Daughter
vhlyh win hp seen M the Empires, fUr
the last time tonight
Though not seen hy 'hp wullrurr
these musicians were "ou dut, and
mnlc MP 10y S'90' every morning ut
the Morosco Rosworth studio along
with an members NJ the east Their
urespnce was required because M
Miss Aliens extreme susrpWlhIllt, io
fine orchestral ohllratos. u rprpuu,lty
on her own mart which is O tcy tu her
success In her dances Nlnulcd from
the music NJ Beethoven ChuWu Grlpr
nchussy and the Cheulavstys und
from the clnssluol lauua md choral
rites of the ancient Greeks
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09
THE FOLLY

lANc.lc aud fmncy are playing at
the Folly Now lAyplle aud Flnney
are yUudcNillms II Is the function
ut vaudeville artists tu du something
distinct aud apart FROM the common
run luycllr and Fimcy du this. They
sling ull fuvurltr~ Nowhere IN their
program appears 70 late musical mum
hrr with their act they carry spe
rlnl scenery Miss Flunry. NJ the team
is an oklahoma City girl. former
urutcgr ~ Manager Powell Marie
Calm I'm II flycrrcl comedy, JUDY
Forgot" win hc q feature NJ the Tue.
duy aud "Wednesday program phnup.
SmuNcy I'm two reel Guld Seal ZEN
tune appears on the Monday and TUES
lU, program together with one reel
vaudeville NET.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09
Al Kingkade

Joe Perry. Purcell; q. F.. and T.
Woodland Gushing W T. Lakey,
Walter 7. +. Jones. ir.. Weatherford
j. VI, Michael Konawa ]. T
Rocker and wife Kouawa. J D.
Miller. Gearv. l.. r. Daugherty
Guthrie: c. II Bryan. Ardmore: VI
W RnchNnan WatougR h. F. Smith
Knw Mrs Small Gcary Mrs Phlpps
Gcary Chns II Filson Guthrie
John j. sloan and wife Fl Reno; O
T. Abcr Mnco
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09
WANTS FREEDOM


Application for writ ~ hNhcus
corpus WINS filed In district court Mon.
dny morning ny attorneys fur H. H.
Saunders The uctltiou alleges that
Chlcf Nichols g. holding the plaintiff
I'm the clt, luN without warrant and
solely upon Information FROM Kansas
CITY On the effect that Saunders II
wanted there 90 face n charge " wife
dracrtlou
Saunders .fnros that he is citizen
~ ONuhumu nmI that he has not com
mltted ANY crime NJ any nature hcre.
that he I'm. NOT been II cltl2cn " Mis-.
souri, aud Nn. mot been there within
the past sixty luys.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09
MO &C PLANS

kENElluh Nug at Is authorl.
tativeH given uut that NJ o a G.
trains viii hr running through t0
Fort Worth and uanas by September
T. They win reach sherman over the
Texas N Pacific and then over the
Houston A IrW, Central The Cot.
ton .htli track, viii be used from
Plano To pu.Iu, and Forth Worth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09
CHANDLER WILL GET WELL

DIES MONIES. H., Aug. g Billy
Chandler who was injured I'm the 300
mile automobile race Saturday, when
Joe Cooper uuI Morris keeler, Chnnd
lers mechnui,mu were Killed, was
resting cu-l0y to-day and his recovery
was reported certain.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09
At the Theatres
The AUDITORIUM

Constant improvements uu the floor
uf the Auditorium Is making the puyi
lion the most popular adjustment ra
sort OF It's kind In the state rhis ~
the only place lu the city where duuc
iur and moving pictures are com
hiuud "Who SWd Cabaret uud
"Nurrlcd In Haste win be- shown to
night
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09
SOW running FOR SHERIFF

~ course it- carly for even dem
ocrat To hy running for sheriff hut
THEY'RE at ll First and foremost In
the racr is A w. McWilliOms Justice
NJ the rcarr former preacher also a
LAWYER. and un active man In politics
II IS understood that q T.. johnson
deputy sheriff Mg. handsome clean
and with lot, ~ friends viii be- a can.
didntc I'm the course NJ time, William
Wltrhrr also leputy. win also be a
candidate 10 4. suid. The sheriff.
office NATURAL, hatches 'em ont
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09
CARR OFT on BOND

CACHE Aug Q-Relcascd on n
houd NJ lUuuu Rat Carr, alleged muir
drrpr spent Sunday Rt his home near
here lln vmI not discuss the cNse.
hut Il is evident even temporary con.
riucmcul wa. irving 20 the aged mou.
who hus spent his entire life In the
open n 4. pylected his case Will
come uu frr trial In November
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09

The Prairie on and Gas Co. IL drilling
on down In its well on the I'd IInlsell land
In y lo1 north " Oilton. where sand
good for N TO ~ bbls was found At 1904.
1000 feet The hole will not he cased I'm.
medlRtely, and the oil coming from this
sand will he carried a. the drlllers say.
With the hole for awhlle The posslhll
ties of the Bnrtlesviile and Tucker In this
teSt are now considered good, an the
structure which determines the upper
sands Ut Cushing often determine the deep
sands also
East Of the north end OF the Cushing
deep sends, the Dsyonian on Co. IL
starting an impoTtant test on the Ell
Grsyson allotment In 7-is-S Further south
Sinclair and white afs down 1000 feet
In 2O.l1.S
The wide territory west Of Cushing
and northwest IL starting several new
wells. Here now are one good well the
Alice Katherine In 7.lO-6. and two small
ShoWings. the New England OIL Co.. IN "a.
1875. IN the Layton sand and the For
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09
At sklrvln

G. S. Hopkins, Sapulpa; G. F..
Ioouey Muskogee; r. u, Rastaph,
Tulsa Mrs W W Payne. Duncan. :.
Mrs VI f. Peel Duncan: e. f.. Nor
unn Wcwoln: q. Il Burrows and
wife TishomIngo. NJ. \. Looney, Tish
OmngO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09
MOUTH DISEASE AGAIN
Breaks Out on Farm Near Chicago
and Quarantined

CHICAGO. Aug g-Disc0vcry ~ a.
new outbreak of foot aud mouth dis
ease on the farm Of Henry Pearson
NJ Wheeling, near this city resulted
today In the establishment " five
mile quarantine district
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09
nIIIrIAI REsIGNs

nlR\Nr Aun u. I'd s Bennctt
superintendent uf the municipal water
department nn. has rendered his res
lpnntlun effective October |, 10 May
on NNIhLlnnM
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09
At Bristol

Carrie Tlhhets. Graccmont. Jennie
Thomas pawhuSkn; J. r. Young.
Geary. f. T. Tuhlmnn and party.
Guthrie: J r. Lawrence wharton
G. Sargent EmrfIsher; W. T.. McKin.
ury Okemnh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09

make "A fortune by commissions on al
legged back teXes he is endeayOrlng
10 assess against the larger oil cnmpa-
nics OF the state His 29,490,219 80
assessment against the Gypsy ON Co..
which calls for back taxes aggrcgating
nearly "A million dollars, which was al
lowed by County Treasurer John r.
Kramer Of Tulsa CO., viii come up
ON review here before the county
court next Tuesday. where the GYPSY
Co Ia appealing from the assessment
The basis for these assessments ts
an attempt 10 consider oil and gas
lenseholds taxable property. The ST. =
supreme court. in three notable dcci-
slons has so tangled mp the question
that there Is ample room FOR disagree
ment between the best of attOrleys.
and though MIR piuman has lost hiH
case In every decision yet he sul
Keeps up the fight
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09

clerk iu the oklahoma legislature. was
ia the city this morning uu his way
tu Grove, IN Delaware county. "Ilav-
Ing been raised iu cotton country
hr said the army NJ men that hive
visited Enid this summer for work
lu the harvest field hns been Omuzng
Co mr Nut ouchulf the number found
employment
Judge Henry FurmAn Of the court
~ criminal upprns. who hus been
quite iN fur some months is reported
u- .umcwhnt improved today lie has
NOT hrou uhlr tu visit his office fnr
three weeks
o
Plumbing Repairs, Hutch Wal 1874
ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09
HAVE YOU MODERNZED WITH
|FIRELESS COOKERY
No HOME is complete without the
great convenience which Fireless
Cookery invariably affords
,? p,

No doubt countless Thousands
'sll look upon rirelcs- cooking As
novelty to be, ludulgcd iu only by
those lo whom expense Is of no con
Sdcratlon.
TO those skcptics let us say they
are deluded. The flrcless cooker, II
4 good one. is ful more practical
thnu the best stoves Ia point Of
economy uud results and does lts
superior work without attention.
lou simply mulo~r the foods to be
rookrd seal the lIds down--uud,
when meal tImr CONES. mseal the
lids aud arrange rhr foods on the
nllr
Put Your dinner ou early and go
hopuiugy
lulrluiu company ul home With.
ont fear Of burning The roast
Can ON your friend, aud stay an
hour over time
lur cunt o,rrrooh lu 20 mHc~s
cocker.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09

TaN Frrrets SIM Ac,i,.

Ches. n. pittmnn " Muskogee and
Tulsa tax ferret Is continuing with
remarkable pertsnRclty his efforts to
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09
ALASKA SMOKES Up


SEWARD, Alaska Aug 9-Paylot
volcano, situated on the Alaska pen.
lnsula, was IN full eruption the night
Of July - last. This was reported
today by Captain Hansen Of the
steamer Santa Ana from Bering sea
ports He also reported Katmai vol.
cano still smoking
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09

The Jones Bupll pool lu northern Kny
county whose second we'll recently
drilled by the Spencer u Co. Is still
making O0O barrels, al feet In the sand
approximately $500 feet, will prevent much
wide spread work but number NJ near
by locations viii be drilled a. once and
ing
The Spencer on Co Itself IL starting
an east offset Immediately 10 the AlherN
we'll, In 80 - n u Jones has made lu.
cations for the two other offsets
Derby, et a. has bsde loratioA in
the WV t2s.l The Dsyonlan ON
co has a rig up ON the DilWorth farm.
~ NE 0Nl, and smother on the office
Myers in NE.Nw b.2s.l
The Prairie on and gRs Co il extend.
Ing lateral from Newkirk up Go the
new pool distance, BY plpe llur route.
Of Is or ~ miles
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09

Married people makeup a quarrel
because they have to.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-09

Gu, Poole Of Enid. former reading
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-05

candidates. one Of which was to the
effect that il, Mayor France was de-
feated the banks would refuse to cash
city warrants at par. Inquiry at the
banks showed this to be rank canard
like many others. The voter will be
wise who absolutely refuses to believe
any unverified rumor concerning q
candidate between now and the cleo.
lions.
The tameness Of the campaign is to
be regretted. Aberdeen is confronted
by grave financial problems, a discus.
sion Of which would have given the
voter chance to decide for what he
deemed best. As 1t is. the decision
must be made by each citizen just AZ
It would be made II he was selecting
an agent in his private affairs. Once
elected, the city official becomes the
agent Of the people, and a good guide
when about to choose between two or
more candidates is to select the one
whom you would prefer to handle
your private affairs. Tho result will
be the same inasmuch as you will have
to pay for the mistakes in either case.