davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-09

aty iu the southwest" said Mgr
Nosklus. and 500 Nr decided 10 locate
here
The game which uuhylts closely TO
the nat onal pas.mo ui lo which
regulation bats and nta lro used
promises 90 hr exceedingly popular
w oklahoma Du, a- % IS proving
m other .ups Iu tu.f gN.r. lss few
important cities b'.nrru Ch .ngu and
san Francisco 90 which 600. t4 have
not been buzz Zen have r.-t been
completed iu Chicago urI were
opened Nov g.
The game H l.'rn-u." interesting
There ara two courts old two bats
men are served at the SAME time.
An au'owhic e. pitching machine
thruWs the balls aud the nDltrr awIrgs
at them lie may max" a single duu
Die. triple or humo run depending ON
"hw' lhe balls hit behind the hig
Inclined screen and behind the me
rhAulotl tWirlrl Thus machine Boy
th~ WAY. mixes them un and closely
follows the movement. ur .nu Gumlu
D. iOhrr 10 Isb IrmIEanl. Hu..,u.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-09
Economizng" Is One
Thjng-C Candy, Another

I0D '.N middle aged women had
'u.ke "m'ug most ~ the Performance
n ' n rhrotcr about tho different
." ' might have married. hut
'"." .."N. m spite N their wealth.
.'.H'. ''rg vcrp SO homely.
About 'No third net tho subject
'".'"o ." ."moslln topics
lnr ti' Hmk has uagged VI me
i"r }". foo nmr my washing done "
'''" 'n' 'm always have said that
w. couldn't arrrl a. So he finally
t''" " mI lldn't Nh, much about
u '..' ..r u'hrr du, when began
.."Nn...' Inru ho told me- | must
h''' '.' washing done. told him n
w. 'I 'mr $500 vuuld havr ln rcono
m..o N either vu,s
I'o' '1 " ,hu yelled suddenly io
U'" ...N mlllrr I'm n,c aisle give
.--- p '.. 80 nrr chocolates %
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-09
Over 90 %
Good Will

Did You ever stop TO think
how much good wliI had
TO do with the store YOU
traded WITH We reckon 1t
as one = our chief asset,
nearly GOG SO You II never
have any experiences here
with statesmen trying TO sub
stltute what you've asked
for, urging you to pay more
than you want 10, or any Of
those other RnnoyanceS that
turns a man against a store
We know the value Of your
good will, what it means TO
have you always go out Of
hore more than satisfied
pleased, and always strive TO
give you real service and the
best merchandise
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-09
toto 4OH Advance on
Oil Stock, Nov. IL

.. Investors
Wnr nrl.ps un 80 m. 'r.n crude
.. o.. ......,. ..r ., t.,,..... ..... .r..
.. sam "' ''"'".. '..t i'I
nuuuU ulsri upw capitol ". bought
..,. Ii. ..,.r,-t. 90. p. i....... ,t.
N.' ui lhr 'r'H' "'h'hs Oh. ''d Aud
0.-n secured another l'g usa 0.russ
fn. \rtnns,s River fr.m n. .r u..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-09
OWEN AGAIN PUTS
SOONERS TO WORK
Hard Driving ScrlmmHgc In prcpa-
ration for liaIOrbaCks l. the order
\ftcr Big scare HrCci,rd nt 1ulSt

NORMAN. okla Soy g-Lust
week was an easy one for tho Soon
Gle There wasn't a single real hard
Hctimmugc during the week and most
of tho players took tho rest cure for
bruised muscles aud Tired bones
They don't expect ANY such l.mo
his week Buuulo hurled them
through Il XIII ug scrlmmugr Mon.
day nighl and they expect about four
more before the team leaves for ra,-
rltrNllI" Friday TO meet the AI.p.-
sts EalUrbacks
Possibly IL was the rest uf a-f N,pU
that came near letting tho k.udu'
I'ns put the kbush ON "a U.uuI. .'
Sooner dream that OF an .r....t..
uuus team. and poss bly, 1t Wu.al ICE
explained In various wa}b l.| H.
,hr old timers those who nt,. l..
under ovens coaching for ..u,H.la.
declare thOy expect som. .NAut
between now and the uuNt aIm,
Many players declare tNy lW I...
suU uf last saturday Was pruuH.
necessary n Oklahoma i, 'u .auy.r'.
hor schedule uuderrutrl
Hut tho game also showed samu
ming else li,N can't take t.r p.l..
~ Mccain lu the ht,ku,H Tngu
no cans DO 10 without a u. .. uu..
INK and the quartet b'NuI .'r
.uurtyed some considerable .un .....
.Hr Ada lad was forced '. stay nr ...
side lines by a broken COLLAR ..n. ..
,u'ed 10 the Kansas game N..,I
ago
So Bennic must spymI m.e .. ...
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-09
IT'S JESS WILLARD OR
NOBODY FOR +. MORAN

These heavywoighs end others who
think they are going to Est Il crack
III Frank Moran might lust m woN
forget oil about A. Frank has quit
fighting that is. for tho time hn me
~ Jack nlllon. old jun Flynn, Tom
NoRlor aud others who want tr box
tho blE pltsburger had hettor look
about tur another means Co grab fhe
money, ror they are not going tO grt
lt Ht lh- expense NJ Moran Although
the rllrhtfHh hoy IL uot the worlds
heavyweight champion hs believes %.
s residing hert door ln the tltlr puf
hr does not luteud n take amy
chances by 1uturinu tho rns with
these 0splr0ntH lts Jess willard uI
nobody for Frank
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-09
NAN MEAN REAL UUSuER IN r
nEIpIn AANn

NAV MrAN REAL UuSutR IN THE
DEEPER sNND
We viii lot this we'll flow Tor few
days and n n duos not make ovor 500
barrels pcr day We will arm deeper ~ one.
to tho rich nay we started Tor This we'll
NJ this depth Is hlg Wru-',o In every
nuc md IN proof that w lave rich
property rhe rule has bseu IN the great
cushing field that usnnlly under tho
Wheeler sand wells the grrat Tushers
have hean found by deeper drilling iA
fcpt morp should reach one hig producing
sand. white 1Dn feat should reach the see
uud Our chances ute gun0 now To fonn
hate from 1000 tn 1890 barrel wells oar
other Gushing well should reach IN the
ieep pat hy Nuvomhcr II when all or.
completed "A great production N assured
We are putting mp nnkRga making
sih morr brHtinna ana rushing our nine
Iiue extension from both ends We have
been offered 20 cents pcr hntrOl bonus OF
81 M par barrel now fnt uil tho oil we 40
not need Tor our nwn foflnsries with
rhancr. good FOR ~ "a pcr barrel within
ID Few weeks tnder these condition. uIs
rrul nil stock viii probably he advanced
forty por cent on Noycnhcr ~ II not
nlD sold by that dn,e. A iOnOO barrel pro
durtiou viii soon nay stockholders more
Than thoy ucc1 now remit to own the stort
and such d production may ho actusllt 40
cured Within few days with room sroprd
our present wells for over ono hundred
prodnrors I'm the iinetori snnds on I'M.
cushing property alone
n YOU want to Join with nm army s,
urd FLOODED Americans In n Just ransc
against the brute power NJ criminal
none, With chances good fnr mott,
uf NO to g. then lSt busy quick aud either
write fnr Iull Particulars ~ forward ronr
remittance forthwith according In thc
-roriN offer herein
We have our own distributing station,
tank cars and tank wagons and nutono
hllr trucks
This Company IL established and Ia,
demonstrated ~ ability to protect t.sl,
against the trirhorN " tho Trust
our Cushing property is within ehpu,
ID mile ut reported dWr barrel wall IN.
cushing field ls the greatest bIgb
grade MI field ia the world The rYn,,
n circulating false reports through
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-09
RAY COLLINS WAS
CHIEF STRATEGISI


NufG Lewis star NJ the world sr.
lrs. uu his return home near sun
Francisco, gave Kay Collins much
credit tor aid u Vinu ng the vura
hump.nuship Lewis depicts the Ief'.
handel as one of the big guns of Co.,,
strategy board Says DUFFY OF the plan
.t campaign
'arr.gRn was spokesman for tho
.uh. aud together with Wagner 1NI
'hn coaching on tho bases Ray Cul-
lus was tho man beh nd the guns
and kept record NJ every hat'cr s1.
after each game, We would hold -
conference the next morning Th"n
collins would toll each ono " us inst
what had been pitched and the board
N strategy tried 10 figure out what
was to he eYpected the next time uu
We had as good line ON tho pitch.
ers RH could hc had. and [ am swe
Il was big asset
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-09
STRIKES RICH OIL POOI

Since This advertisement wrs
first published One uf our deep
wells ou our hlg cushing property
Inns DEVELOPED Il flowing we'll iu
The Wheeler sand The we'll is
now 2lo2 feet deep nul is flowing
OH clear over the top ~ the der.
rick uur field men nrp now cas-.
iug this we'll and estimate that n
. viii nuke from 2iO On 2OO barrels
= natural When completed II should
make nhuut 0Oo barrels daily for
awhile
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-09
Death Recalls Many Yarns
About Human Freight Car
I'd Dunkhors Was the Biggest and Best Netured Whale That
Ever Entered Squared Circle - Was fltzImmons
Sparrng Partner

There was genuine sorrow among
oldIlmc ring followers last week
when the death OF dig El puuhhors.
MAS announced. puukhorst was for
merly Rob Fltzstmmous Spanning
partner and was known us the .Hu.
man Freight Car"
In fighting trim Dunk weighed
about 500 pounds. and Was th, ugr
rst man that ever usplrrd fur pp
site honors His dcuth was due tu A.'.
"ry trouble Several years ago O. sI,
'loIist told hw his great wa...
would some du, uausr h.a U,U. ..
" .nterforrd IS lh N.s hwr r....
For the last TEN Yeats I..t....
has made u good INus playing ...
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-09
Varsity Fifty-Five
Suits

Ia there and bettor known,
usoro popular clothes than
Hart SOhaffner 3 Mark
You'll see no end of like
able, becoming Varsity Firty
Five suits from these fore
most tailors IN "A broad
showing Of models, patterns
and prices here
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-09
NEEDS S0UTHPAW
hill Donovan VIII Fry tn Itrmedy
Weakness uf NanLs Apparent In
iniN rashss Win Tigers ami SuN

hlIl Donovan has learned ON, uIp
lesson from his FIRST year Bs mama
yv ui The NeW Nork lhghuudrry
This Is that team must have a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-09
MR.. G. MURPHY

will be very glad to call upon you at any time during
the next few days to advise with you on the al! inn
portant question, How Shall Light My Store?"
Watch our windows.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-09
SPECIAL STOCK OFFER

Kansas city, Kansas
80, ...,ft..' .'.,E,,t.t 3D., remittance for
& &.,,,.' ~ nrrrtlscd per X opposite The
'monnt designated below, '''''' wv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-09
No Charge for This Service

.. n u'.. h. 'ruu or. t
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-09

A special representative from the COLUMBIA
LAMP DIVISION is now with us and his services are
at your disposal He is particularly well fitted to show
you ways and means OF BETTER LIGHTING.
COLUMBIA MAZDA &C." LAMPS spell EFFICIENCY"
in every lighting system
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-09
snENLlN TACTICS

+ X *** "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-09

80 10000 HFhfHfHHfHtt.a......-
Maine Of Remitterl
'Strest city aud State AddressJ
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1915-02-20
Thursday, February 10, 1915.
RQa I'd mot Ii n I'D IaIn Il

Thursday. February 10, 1915.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
All members present.
In the matter of the petition Of
w. e. Moore ct al for a county road
the engineer is ordered to survey and
report.
John Hardenbrook ct al for the vaca-
ton of county road, the engineer
having made his recommendations,
March 6. 1915. at $3.50 o'clock p. m
The official bond of A. C. KEELING as
constable Is hereby. approved.
farm by Charles and Mary Sanford.
approved and signed.
In the matter of the application of
pointed justice of the peace for above
precinct. approved and appointment
made.
Additional claims allowed as fol-
MeCrea & Davis, supplies D. r. and
Gladys Allen, grading eighth grade
examination papers. $29.25.
f. M. Allard, right of way in Kline
change X. and b., 800.
A. e. Dodson, expense account, s2.09.
Ward Hunt, expense, trip to Chewe-
lah with board of commissioners, $40.
fl. p. Chase. supplies to d. II. and B.
p. / No TrsmRqsh :. .liss. supplies to D, r. and
A. b. .sansburn. county auditor.
stamps for county commissioners,
+; e. Newton. livery to supernten-
Il. w. Bailey. expense accounty, s6.15,
Howard W. stull. expense account,
Peter. Tetrc, road foreman. D. r. and
Frank Goodman. road work. D. r.
and b. No. 3, $40.
NJ. e. Goodman, road work. D. r.
and B. No. 3, $13
John j. Schoenberg, road foreman,
ID. II. and B.
No! 5os {. sHsYai .is,a5i. road work. D. r. and B.
Jerry dstreeter. road WORK. D. r. and
@. II. Clark. road work. q. r. and b.
J; G. H1nteer road work. D. r, and
w. e, Esten, road work. D. r. and B..
Il. w McDowdelI. road work. d. r..
and b. No. 3. $3.50.
W: II; Carter. road WORK, d. r. and
NJ D. Klsyano' g7s road work D. r.. and B.
:, A. r Rogers. road work. D. r. and b.
+, E. Johnson. road work. D. r. and
c. II Dougle, road work. D. r..
Lou Barnes, road work, d. r. and b.
No. 3, $3.50.
Colvilie Examiner supplies for coun-
ty officers and printing, $1S476.
Il. @. Butler, rubber cushion for type
(continued on page sight)
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1915-02-20
Monday, February

hOuudy, feDFudfy 8, 1919.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
All members present.
In the matter of the petition of Matt
Moll ct al for a county road, the en-
Ineer is ordered to survey and report.
The official bond of w. c. Kirk as
Justice of the peace for Marcus pre-
clnct. is hereby approved,
In the matter of the petition of Louis
Perros ct al for county road, the
a25inecr's report is hereby approx ed,
ne road established and ordered
In the matter of the timber on the
right of way on the Gardner road on
.tlons 2, and TO- in township 35,
rance 49,, the county auditor is hereby
instructed to advertise same to be sold
on March 8, 1915, at 2:3O o'clock p. IN.
In the matter of the call for bids
county moor farm the bids were opened
at the appointed time and are as fol-
R. F. Starr the sum of SIS per month
per inmate, as per the call for bids.
Fred and Emma Nelson; for the first
proposition towit: For a superintend-
ent by the year to properly care for,
furnishing all necessary help, salary
payable monthly, county will furnish
suitable buildings properly furnish ed
bodding; bid submitted for $I3 per
month for each inmate.
CHARLES Sanford; bid submitted for
1898 per month ner inmate to furnish
all labor for the care of said inmates
and to furnish all food for same.
A. r. Trunnels; bid submitted for the
~ farm at the rate of SIS per month
~er inmate: the county to furnish the
Clothing, bedding and other necessary
tnlngs as county is now doing, includ-
T. b. Norton. bid submitted; first:
TO take care of said inmates at yearly
salary salary OF $1;06O, which will allow for
nurse. $25 per month for a cook, my
work 800 per month, total $155 per
month, Or second: Will care for said
and will furnish food and proper care
j. II. King; bid submitted on first
proposition is $2.250 and upon second
proposition is $144S per inmate per
The bid of Charles Sanford being
lowest Lowest and considered best. is hereby
The following claims were allowed
and warrants ordered drawn for same
G0iviIle sanitarlum, hospital fees
Colville sanitarium. hospital fees
Russell Supply Company. supplies
$3.50.
Frank Newton. livery for engineer
Grove & Grove. supplies for INDECENT
Roo B. Thomas, expense account
9IU.oJ.
J. B. Thomas. expense account, $40
Shaw & Borden, supplies for county
engineer, IS.
Dearanger & Brunner supplies for
ID. r. and Il. No. 3, 1882.
S.35.
Statesman Index. supplies for pros
ecutor, sheriff and superintendent,
s103.87.
A. q. Dodson, expense account. 1890.
i. III. Aim, bridge work, r. and b.,
B.; F. Hughes. hunting applications
e; N. Guertin. supplies for indigents.
John w: Graham. supplies for county
assessor, $722.
Lewis Fuller. expense account
l. G. Richardson, repairing dating
T. B. Norton, water rent for three
months County farm, SIS.
Mrs ]. T. Peterson, house rent for
Mrs Mcdonald, IS.
Echo Valley & Colville Telephone
Company, phone rent to county farm.
1926.
Pioneer Bindery Printing Com
pany. supplies for county auditor,
Pioneer Bindery Printing Com
pany. supplies for game commission
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1915-02-20
Wednesday, February 8. 1915.

W tUHUSUdyI GUT UdIy = o. IV1U'
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
All members present.
In the matter of the petition of q.
L. Gurnsey ct al for a county road,
report is hereby accepted and approved
and the road established and ordered
opened.
The committee on the August Sauer
road was given considerable time in
securing the rights of way for said
road.
In the matter of securing right of
way for the August Hundt road after
discussing the matter, the same was
further postponed until the board could
make more full investigation on said
road.
Board adjourned to Thursday, Feb
ruarY 4, 1915.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1915-02-20
Thursday, February 4, 1915.

IHuTSUdN, TUdTy T, IJIO.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
All members present.
The forenoon was spent with the
committee concerning the right of way
in the Draper change in the Ricketts,
road.
In the matter of the hearing on the
engineers report on the Charles Crumb
road, the hearing came on at the ap-
pointed time, and after hearing the
evidence the matter was taken under
advisement.
Board adjourned to Friday, Febru
ary g. 1915
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1915-02-20
February 10, 1915.

February 10, 1915.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
All members present
In the matter of the damage claim
of S12,15O of John f, Wilson, for in
turies received on county road; same
is hereby rejected.
w. A. Nauman ct al for county road; ;
hearing on the engineers report is
hereby set for March 9, 1915. at 4
In the matter of the petition of
r. J, Acres ct al for a county road !;
hearing on the engineers report is
hereby set for March 8, 1915, at 2:30
In the matter of the petition of
"odore Alherts ct al for change in
the Rockwell road, the engineers re-
ordered opened.
In the matter of the petition of
the North Basin Telephone Company
for a telephone franchise on the Louis
Perros road; hearing on same is here
by set for March 10, 1915, at l o'clock
p. m.
John Hardenbrook ct al FOR the vaca-
tion of county road as follows: Be
ginning in the northeast quarter of
the southwest quarter of section 22,
township 35 north. range 40 e. w. NJ
at the crossing of spring creek on
the old Mcdonald road, being station
fd4G Of the state tat r9ad thenfe
the west to its intersection again with
the state road at sation 1567-72 on the
west boundary of the northeast quar-
ter of the southeast quarter of sec
tion 30.
In the matter of the petition of
a. II. Klein for a change in the Phil
lips road, the engineers report Is ap-
proved and the road established and
ordered opened
In the matter of the petition of
Victor Lehrmann ct al for a county
road, the engineers report Is hereby
approved and the road established and
ordered opened
In the matter of the hearing on the
engineers report on the Springdale-
Hunters permanent highway across the
land owned by H. NJ. Shull in section
4, township 29 range 40, more proper
" described as the north nalf of the
northwest quarter of section 4. town
ship 20, range 40, e. w. M. Same came
on for hearing at the appointed time
and the said H. M. Shull not appear
} =. the said road Is hereby declared
to be a public necessity. The said II.
Shull is awarded 81 damage and the
county auditor Is ordered TO draw
warrant for 81, cash same and deposit
the amount with the county clerk and
notify the said ii. M. ShuIl of the ac-
tion of the board and upon his sign
Ing the right of way waiver, the above
amount Will be forwarded to him.
Board adjourned to Thursday Feb
ruarV 10. 1919
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1915-02-20

and upon the following described coun-
tv roads in Stevens county Tor the pur-
telephone line: On the Colville and
Marcus road as the same is surveyed,
laid out and established beginning at
the point of intersection of said road
With the boundary line of the city of
Colville in said county and state, thence
along said road to the point of inter-
''tion with the boundary line of the
townsite known and described as Mey-
ers Falls Washington, In said county
also. unon that portion of the Colville
and Little Dalles road beginning at
the point of intersection of said road
with the above deschibed road at or
near the Red schoolhouse In section
thirty-two (32l. township SO, north,
range 80 f. w. NJ, thence along said
road to the town of Echo in said town
shin and range hearing on above fran
chse set for March 8, 1915, at 2:SO
o'clock p. m.
the Echo Valley and Colville Telephone
Company, a corporation, for the au-
tn ority. privilege and franchise to con-
struct, erect, maintain and operate
poles and wires for telephone service
over and along and across the public
highways and roads of the county of
stevens, state Of Washington, known
ornament highway: March s, 1915 at
$3.50 o'clock p. m. Is hereby set as
time of hearing on above application.
In the matter of the petition of
]. Chopot ct al for a county road
the engineer Is ordered to survey and
report.
In the matter of the petition of
d. B. Johnson ct al for a vacation of
the county road starting at point
where the county road intersects the
township line tsoutheast quarter of
section 3233-39) following the old
'ddyGifford road to a point where it
intersects the state road near the
Dearinger & Drummer mill. The engin-
eer is ordered to investigate and re-
port.
Board adjourned to Wednesday. Feb
ruary 10, 1915.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1915-02-20
COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS
February Session.
Monday, FEBRUARY 1

Monday, FEBRUARY 1, 1915.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
All members present.
The time was spent with various
committees, attending to miscellaneous
matters and answering correspondence.
Board adjourned to Tuesday, Febru-
arY 2. 1915
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1915-02-20
Tuesday, February 2. 1911

Board met pursuant to adjournment.
All members present.
The time was spent with committees
concerning RIGHTS of way and inspect
ing county roads near ColVille.
Board adjourned to Wednesday, Feb
ruary 8, 1915.