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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-29

THE LYRIC

Erma WoOdrum. appearing as solo,
ist IN concert with the Finley Orches.
ira now playing at the Lyric, scored a
tremendous hit with visitors TO the big
house the early part OF this week. Miss
Woodrum has n splendid mezzO 80.
prano voice which reaches with ease
all parts " the big house. A feature
of her work commented upon by many
Ia her clear enunclation, She believes
II she sings for those who do not know
the songs she viii please, too, those
who do.
The Goddess serial beautiful
plays Tuesday and Wednesday. A
feature ~ the Wednesday program
VIII be another episode In the Road
o. strife.
The three-reel Vltagraph presented
as, q feature Of the mld.week program
win he IN lighter vein. Wednesday
and Thursday "vlctors at Seven" a
comedy will nh the vltagraph inter.
val.
Manager SlnOpoulo declares he has
an Interesting announcement to make
his patrons IN few days and IL only
awaiting completion OF the final de.
tails 10 give the announcement IN full.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-29
FAILED TO GET FEE
Doctors Suit Fails Because Defendant
Shows That lie Was Treated in Part
by Medical Student

When physician is called to attend
patient aud takes a student with
MN, or sends the student and permits
MN 10 treat the patient, he cannot col.
lect Tor his services, I'm the opinion OF
Justice of the Peace Mcwllliams.
Dr. T. l.. Lnuderdale sued Homer
Bradshuw. who II employed BY tho
boardman company, for $40, alleged 20
De due for medical attendance upon
Bradshaw's young wife. Bradshaw
filed AN answer stating that DR., Laud.
erdale was called aud brought medl.
cal student with him. Bradshaw did
not know DIR. Lnuderdale by sight, aud
the student paid several visits to the
patient
Mrs. Bradshaw did not get better
and Bradshaw discovered that II was
student attending her instead Of DR.
Lauderdale himself, he stated. He
called Iauderdale again and the ply
sician made one visit. Bradshaw then
discharged him and sent for another
doctor. Mrs. Bradshaw recovered In
few days. The defendant asked for
siN0 damages.
Justice McWilliams did not award
the Defendant the damages he claimed,
hut decided that Or. LAuderdale was
not entitled 10 q fee for treating the
young woman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-29
FLOWER SHOW Is OFF
lnclement Weather With Promise Of
More Storms Causes Indefinite Post
pOncment Of Annual Floral Event

Owing tu the most iuclrmcnt wealth
er the annual Flower show which had
been planned Tor Saturday NJ this wcpl,
hus been postponed Indefinitely. This
action was taken after consultations
with the leading florists. the park
board aud horticulurists ~ the city
oS well RS the observer NJ the weather
hurenu who gave little hope " any ma
trrlal change from the rainy weather
which has been characteristic NJ late.
Not only have the storms made the
blossoms very few. hut they are nr
from helng mp to the standard. and
when cut fail ~ hold their beauty for
nny length " time Because " all
these reasons n flower show nj this
time would he most inopportune and
consequently the Women NJ 80 10
whose efforts the annual show owes IT,
success have decided upou its postpone
mcnt for the season
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-29
OYSUNTRUSTWORTHY Y
Probation Officer IL Compelled TO Send
Lads Who Broke Parole to the Re
form SrhOOI

Probation officer Ezra Offutt has
heard Of two boys who ran away some
weeks ago after being parolcd. aud to-
day arranged for them to he sent to
the reform school In Arkansas
II am not giving their names ON nc
count Of their parents" suid the pro-
hation officer "Onc Of the boys came
from out In the s'Htc They were pa
rolled and broke their paroles IN Il
short time Now they will gu to the
reform school.
The boys were caught AT Little Rock
and are now In charge ~ the probation
officer I'm that city Offutt notified
him today that they need not he re-
turned here, hut that he might send
them to the reform school there for
the oficnscs committed In Arkansas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-29
CROUCH INSISTS
HE IS INNOCENT
Trial OF Physician On ManSlaueht-
er Charge Cumbered With
Technical Evidence
NURSES TESTIMONY QUESTIONED

ATTORNEYS for Dr t,r,o. II rr,,oh
chnrgrd win mopsInnrhtrr nra tr,In,,
10 prove that Npry Simmons the vnr'
den gIrl wbo ,nmr here n Jnnnnry
and died n few ,u,s lat.r frnm LI"nI
uuispuiup cous,I bo,.n,,.,, 't.,tr +, ts
denied bv ID, rr,u,h thnt n, nn.rot.I
ON lbc gin ,t uI un trstlr,.d ,hnt ~,
trpatrd hpr hnt MAI th.ra ',y,y noth.
ing criminal I'm MIS- trnntmcnt
The STATE * rnda, tryrr T., rr,yo
by other physI,Ipus nnt m, Jr,
could NOT have nrrformrd un onnra
tlon alleged IN h,ya r,ynIt.d f., bor
dpnth f, puuh,i. ,f nh,.ir,.ny bnyo
uuplifled ~ c,r.,t. nrI orn t,s,i,,'
Ing Ds the case rrngrossns
John Howard II JetactIy. .mnIov,d
b, the comfy nttnrnc,. os nm nyIdrnca
officer vos ,ollrJ toio, tn rernto thn
trstImnny gi,er II, Mrs iuIon A..
thouv. who mr,rJ tbe SImmnns ri,l
Ilownrd soiJ IA, .,,,,,t T., yn, NIrs A.
thony nt the MARYLAND hnt.l .n,n ~
ter the girls droth md lotor took hnr
10 the county ottoru,,'s ,ffico Thnr.
she WINS questioned h, Assistort Tnun
~ Attorney Srlhy and aid nnt teu nt
finding uuytllp,, prrIrInntIno nr srs
ulcious I'm fine ,Irl'. ,uItrogo Mrs
Authopv nftnryorl b.rpmr nm Iunnrt
ant witness for fine drfrnsn
ON the wirr.. stuud Dr Crouch
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-29
SPECTATORS At
PARK SHUDDER
Blood, Bricks And Water MineIe
Freely With Scenery
At Belle Isle
BUT IT'S ALL DONE FOR FUN

with an impact that could be heard
completely across the lukc, large
brick struck an Engishmnn named
Spriggs above the left eur at Belle
Isle late Monday afternoon nccesstat-
ing the removal Of Il gold filled wis.
dom tooth measuring nearly six inches
IN length from the head Of the sight
seer. Following this mproyuked ms
shut II hHnd-to-hnnd conflict cnsued
II female detective and II local police
man making u brutal attack upon
several bathers ns well as the person
causing the trouble sensational
chase then followed, blood wearing
apparel, aud profanity mingllng free
ly with the scenery.
For the closing scenes Of Il moving
picture drama were being filmed. In
which II British gentleman named
Spriggs was being arduOusly sought
10y the aforementioned fur slcuth for
the purpose Of telling him that his
brother had passed peacefully awny
ana IN 80 doing had left him the trf
ling sum " 10000 pounds sterling.
The miscreant who Gust the brick
with villain visible In every gesture
and look, was indeed so evil looking
thnt even the spectators shuddered
~ he hlssed fierce words between his
teeth aud Clenched his cruel looking
hands.
For Lord Whfretree knew of the
identity Of the detestpd aud cheeky
Spriggs, who was winning fair Louise
DurhamS coveted affections with Hp.
pnrently little or no effort. aud des.
pernte Indeed were the deyillsh plots
hutched 10y his fertile brain, under the
shade of convenient willow tree, to
do violent physical injury to his arch
enemy Bul virtue trumphed IN the
end, aud Lord Whifflptrre whitfield
sulkily away while the hero. ldenti.
fled 10y his gold wisdom tooth and Il
peculiar mole. engaged In u lovers
clmch. ns the scenario called II. with
thr sprlghtly Louise
The entire comedy known MS "Ihe
Belle ul Belle Isle" will he shown at
the pleasure resort about the middle
W July or as soon 0s II has been re-.
turned from its official censorship
visit 10 the east An the leads In the
production urr PLAYED by oklahoma
city people the identity of most N
whom will remain mystery until the
completed film Is screened Many
striking scenes with clever photog
raphy, win appear In the picture. the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-29

the dccorm of the great crowd that
gathers at this premier pavilion
There Is no dance hail In the state
where an eight piece orchestra fur.
nishes the music, neither * there n
larger floor Ia the state. Many who
do not care To dance are visiting the
Auditorium aud spending pleasant
and not costly evening watching the
Swaylng dancers and the movie show
Two for the price 0f one makes II a
very welcome place 10 meet your
frlenhs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-29

two-rcel Majestic human interest dra.
ma, "rhe Old High.Chair,' a Reliance
drama, In Odd Mexico" aud Fal.
staff comedy, THE Silent Coed fea
turing college life.
Morton. Wells and Norworth, ap-
pearing on the vaudeville bill, present
classy act including clever piano
work, good singing, comic antics and
sunppy mix
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-29

fence department finds that volnn.
teers have been Increased by most
desirable class. The government con.
tinues, however, TO do little TO per.
sumde men TO join. This course IL
partially dictated by the fact that 1t
cannot supply arms or munitions as
fast as II would like to.
The difficulty lies chiefly in tho
lack OF skilled labor at the federal
small arms factory ut Llthgow In
New South Wales, whence come all the
commopwealth's rifles. aud the fact
that the hands now employed do not
work more than the strictly regula.
tlOn union hours.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-29
MAJORITY or BELGIAN CITIES
RETAIN THEIR FRENCH NAMES

BRUSSELS, June ~ The uues
tion " whether or not To change the
names of the principal cities NJ Rel
gium from The French To the German
has been settled by the governor gen
ernl With hut few exceptions III,
cities and all Of the towns, viii offl
c,ally keep their present nomcncla
ture
The exceptions include Mnlnes
which Is 10 become Mechen: licnnC
To ller, Tongrcs To Tongrrn. Roulcr,
to Rousselnre, Courtrai To Kortryk
Alost 10 AalSt and Yrrcs to Ypsen
Postal cancellations win nccordlngl,
be changed TO M the changes ordered
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-29
AUDITORIUM

Two Pop Up Fables" one Of the hest
comics lately made by the $ & A com
pany, will head the program ut the
Auditorium tonight followed by an.
other scream, Weary whites Rags, II
Cured Hubby Among those who are
becoming regular attendants nj the
movie dance entertainment at the Audi
torium nre some NJ the city commits.
slonerS aud they all unite In pralslng
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-29
COUNSEL FOR BECKER TO
MAKE PLEA TO GOVERNOR

NEW YORK, June - Counsel for
Charles Becker has arranged to meet
Governor Whitman In Albany Thurs.
day 10 make application for hearing
on Becker's plea for clemency Reck.
er's execution has been set for the
week beginning July -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-29
BRYAN ADMITS HE'S FAMOUS
AFTER TELEPHONE TROUBLE

CHICAGO June ~ William J.
Bryan had to repeat his name five
times and then spell II before his ldpn,
tity was recognized by whoever an.
swered the telephone Mt the home Of
Carter H. Harrison, former mayor Of
Chicago
"Surh ls fame. commented Mr.. Bry
an Ms he banged up the receiver.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-29

first production Of the Mid Western
Film company, new movie company
with headquarters In Oklahoma city
In one Scene the elusive Spriggs is
shown suspended bodily In the air by
n great volume of water from the
fountain in the lake. The picture.
the final filming " which Is now com
pIctcd is an original comedy drama
In one reel, written 10y r. l., Smith,
vice president aud scenario alitur of
the new company.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-29
THE EMPRESS.

The noted ThanhOuSer movie star
who will appear tonight ul the En-
press theater In a twO.reel special fea
ure, Crossed Wires" In which she
shows TO special advantage Miss La.
hadle II one ~ the most popular film
actresses appearing In regular rr
leases.
The days program also Includes a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-29
THE STRAND

"Wormwood' y Fox production IL
the program at the Strand theater 10
day This picture play is heralded
as quite az good ny others put out by
the Fox film corporation, such as "A
Fool There Was" "The Clemenceau
Case" and "rhe children OF the ahet.
to- Ethel Kaufman, l0-year.old
movie star, has the lead In WORN.
wood" John Salnpolls, an the alb
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-29
COLCORD GARDEN

"a Long Way to Tlpperary" is one
Of the titles Of an offering on the
screen at the Colcord Garden for Wed.
nesday night Close Cropped Clippings
Is the title OF the other subject. Dur.
Ing the progress OF the pictures the
Favorlte sextette will offer late bal.
lads and ragtime
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-29
LIST ~ DEAD STIMULATES
RECRUITING IN AUSTRALIA

MELBOURNE, Australia, June 20.
Publication Of casualty lists has given
recruiting mn impetus throughout Aus.
trnlla The story OF the fighting at
the Dartlanelles particularly has In
troduced a new factor Into the Aus.
trallan view Of the war and the de
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-29
At the Theatres
THE FOLLY

"Thc vaudeville alone Is well worth
five cents. The Universal first run
pictures is worth five cents Some the
aters charge ten cents for this pro
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-29
Mrs. William Thaw

This photograph shows Harry Thaw
and his mother who has speut for
tune trying 10 get him out of Jail for
killing Stanford White, ON their way
to his Iatest trial In New York city
The highest court Of the state has
just affirmed the decision NJ lower
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-29

rgam alone The Mutual program is
surely worth lltncy" says Manager
Powell " the Folly.
On the vaudeville program Tuesday
and "Wednesday appear Farrar aud
FHrrar In am net In which the eNQui
site violin playing of Miss Kathryn
Farrar rs the feature Webb and Webb
the other act plenscs the hig house
with comedy and singing, The Wed
ncSduy picture program runs the usual
gumut of comedies and dramas The
big house ~ delightfully."- cool at matt
nees shoppers therefore have found
the matiners DELIGHTFULLY."- reStfu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23

Consistent with the quaint lines
Of the bodice, Is the pNmlrred tuulc
skirt, which, In It's fashloning. cN
presses II happy combination ~ hy
gone style with the present day. The
houffuncy at the sides. must not be-
pronounced I'm fact. II is only sug
gestlye Of bOuffancy, for the drnp
lng is kept very simple. and Is more
Il natural result " the gathers about
the waist than any more compl
Gated device. In front aud back the
material Is cut out about even with
the hip line aud runs up 10 u shallow
point at the center The lace rufflp
Is then applied very full all about
the edge with an inch hending above
the gathers.
with these transparent skirts net
pcttlcoats are found most sntisfnc
tory, aud they can be- trimmed n,
high ny the knees with narrow self
ruffles 10 make them bit NOR,
opaque
In orchid, white. plstuchc green
maize, azure or turquoise blue thl,
same design can hc most chnrmlngli
worked out In mffetn or satin. aud
even crepe de chine. Taffctn will
probably prove the best In the end
since II Incorporates the little stiff
ness required for this particular mod
rl For the same reason ChnntilN
lace n preferable In shadow, the lar
ter being inclined TO droop
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23
THE EMPRESS.

In lts current release the Paramount
Picture corporation has combined wd
famous snccesses which will undoubt'
edly meet with great favor among the
motion picture public These two sub
lects are Bottles BABY by John
Strange Winter aud THE Man On the
Case" hy Grace Livingston turnlss.
This double six reel feature will he
shown Mt the Empress Thursday.
In THE Man ON the Cnsc," the spec.
tntor win find Keen delight In follow
lng the humorors attempts Of a young
millionaire who sets out TO prove the
girls love for him by Disgusting him
self as a detective.
The four reel picture N the double
feature IL that ot "Bootles' Baby ml.
mltably portrayed by Mimi Yvonne,
the famous child actress. The tender
ness of this subject contrasts peculf
arly with the spontaneous humor Of
The Man ON the Case"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23
THE FOLLY

Vaudeville and pictures continue to
pack the Folly at every program. New
vaudeville begins Thursday afternoon
hended 10y Adolf and Raymond, two
comic head bnlanCcrs and novelty
acrnhats. Their work Is full Of grace
and originality. Charlan and Charlhu'
A Young man and woman, I'LL an In
tcrestlng fifteen minutes on the Folly
program with rcnditlOns Of late songs
and exhibitions of the new dance
steps.
I'm addition to these vaudeville ar
lists. Thursday will he offered an
other vaudeville act on the screen, This
week the famous Panzer troupe VIII
appear at the Folly In photo yaude-
vile.
The third NJ the series, Under the
Crescent" a tworeel serial each epl.
sode, however. being complete, de
scrlhes the adventures of an American
woman In Turkish harem. These
features viii he augmented by an
other picture subject In II lighter 'eln
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23

produced ut the ESsanay studios after
weeks Of Work Although II is said
Chaplin put lots NJ work In work
Lyric audiences will only gets lots pf
fun. Chaplin comedies grow better
with each succeeding effort After
weeks of mdefatlguble attention To
detail the EsSanay Is pleased to an.
hounre they have produced the best
Chaplin comedy to date. They stale
they viii have u new one every three
weeks for Lyric patrons.
A great Nltagraph feature also al.
pears In conjunction with the Chaplin
picture Thursday II carries the title
Miss Jekyll aud Madame Hyde"
THE Finley band aud orchestra Is
winning many cnconiums because ~
the high character ~ their programs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23
At the Theatres
THE MET

Ghosts 10y lbsen, Mutual master
picture, will be presented for the last
performance starting at o'clock TO-.
night at the Met The Diamond From
the SKY goes on at O:l5 o'clock for the
last time. "Daddys Footsteps WITH
beautiful Ethel Grnndin, Brothers Il
western drama with Fred Church nnd
Lillian Hamilton, aud "Reuben'S Busy
Day with Dot Farley, are shown be
tween 10 und II O'Clock p. NJ, Patrons
may 20 to the Met tonight at I 40 ana
see continuous run NJ six different
plays without repetition which con.
tnue In quick succession until II
O'Clock. All are first-rm pictures, the
best that money can buy. complete
change " program Thursday brings an.
other nine reel flrst-rm program win
several extras for good measure,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23

"AnHemlc' writes / nm thin mud pnlr
How may | become plump nnd strong
Answer: Three grain hypo nurlnuc
tablets taken With your meals should
inrrense your weight your strength und
ranse Your complexion tu become radiant
aud your eyes bright Many satisfied users
have Increased their weight from To ~
pounds In very Short time
country writes AT one time YOU
prescribed Tor my brother. when he had
kidney trouble aud It relieved him Now
! have the very same symptoms Nv
feet swell my color N had have head
nche constantly aud feel tired aud have
pains In my back WIN you please pre-.
scribe Tor nci II ont took q short time
Tor my brother tn yet well aud would Ike
20 have the same prescription
Answer. For your brother prcscrlbcd
hnlmwotl tablets They ate Just the thing
YOU need too start taking thgm at
once. lustructlnns Tome with tablets IN
sealed tubes.
"Les-ley'' writes Il am nervous. have
headarhr and nm nlwnts conFlpHted.
J feel weak and tired and ache an over
Ny complexion Is pnsty looking aud my
iongue coated pdeaw tell me what to 10
and what n the matter"
Answer; Your blood Il impoverished
md Impure aud unable 10 nourlsh tho tis.
sue and nerve cells over tho body YOu'll
flhd quick aud permanent relief In the
usf cf thtee grain rulpherb tablets tnot
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23
THE LYRIC

X the word Chaplin losing It's
mnglry
Manager SinopOulo declares It is
not He states the public aware thut
only new Chaplin comedies appear ai
the Lyric
The point was brought mp In n dis
Cusslon between n newspaper man and
and nm advertising man, One was ot
the opinion that the market was Clut
tered with Chaplin pictures. The nd
man felt the public knew where tC
find the fresh Chaplins.
Here's n fresh Chaplin at the Lyric
Charley himself In a bright new
piece, Work" Work" has beer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23

,ulpbur, They aid digestion. overcome
constipation and clean aud tone the blood
'peouty purlnr" writes II wish / could
find q safe mud sure dnndruff cure witch
contains no alcohol nor grease NV Gus
iumrrs urc nlNnys asking fut something
uf this klud"
Answer Plain yellow mlnyol IA the only
ihlng ! could suggest which would meet
these requirements IN hnir tonic n IL
% most reliable treatment fur dnndruff
and itching scalp A few treatments
should overcome the most stubborn ease
NJ dandtut
'rouly' nsks. "Muy decrease my
slIc without Injury to my hculth' am
tou portly
Answer. You viii find safe and
hfr flesh rrhurcr In the Use W five grain
nrholone tablets recommend these most
highly, ana patients report gratifying
results
wv y r." writes. "Un until short
Time Ugo ! never kucN what Il was IN ho
Tired could do my work nnd attend to
my social dutics like man should /
required very little sleep aud was like
q Two gear old Always felt good. ie,
or worried. hut nov my condition has
changed I'm no longer the man / used
10 be. and I'm very much alarmed nhnnt
my health feel llke / could faint from
sheer exhaustion"
Answer; Nou have allowed your sys
TEN 10 run down Too much work, d.
| slpntion Or too much worry not
enough rest start nov using three arrlu
| vndomene tablets These are highly roc
ommendcd and wonderfully effective They
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23

the attendance at the show and dance
makes II such that the evening is en-.
Joyahle,' added the Judge On to-
nights program "A Double ElOpement. -
a comedy Edison will he thrown on the
screen while the dancers Hre on the
main floOr. owing 10 the success "
the Essanny comic The Fable ~ the
Bush League Lover who Failed TO
Qualify" the picture will bp shown
again tonight t
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23

nations, aud passed them around AZ
this time members " the graduating
class who passed ARE already In t,
American navy as ru~iu> Three
students have been dismissed IN con
ucctlou with the charges and seven
more were placed under arrest
Rear Admiral Fuimm wa. grndu
utrd from the academy In 1877 ~ tn,
head " his class aud has had twrut,
years NJ SEA duty. brsilr~ serving fol
some time us un Instructor At Aunap
oils. During the Spanih American
war ne was watch officer ON board
the 1. y. ). New Orleans ON the oc
rnsiun Of the hlurkadr and lombard
mpnt ~ Santiago
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23
AUDITORIUM

"I am a pretty regular attendant at
the Auditorium with my son as com
paniou. 10 the hall, dancing and plct.
urest must be alright IN every re-
spcet,r laughingly replied City Com
missioner Highley nj the hall last night
when the manager of the Auditorium
asked him what he thought " the pa.
wilton. ats cool. exceptionally good
music IL rendered by the orchestra and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-23
New Charters

Secretary of state j l.. Lyon today
issued the following charters:
Red Cloud Mining company Miami
capital NO,OOO; lncorporntors, A N
wilder g. W Rice !. Il Thornhurg
Miami
The Davidson Grain company NJ Ia
wilson capital S5,OOO; lnCorporators
Marion ". Dunahoo, Cora nonahoo
Tom 4. Dunuhuu, Davidson