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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-03-26

The Commissioners also discussed
the ACCESSIBILITY of purchasing a lung
motor for use in case of s~uffocation by
smoke or drowning, but action was de-
ferred until DIR. Cohen, of the Board of
Health, interviewed physicians at the
Jefferson hospital as to its results. The
approval of the sewer disposal plant
plans by the State Board of Health
was not received and therefore the or
dinance was laid over for M week.
The meeting adjourned to meet this
Friday afternoon at two O'Clock, at
which time the Commissioners will
confer with the arbitrator on the pro-
posed purchase of the Wildwood Water
Company. 1t is believed at this time
that the arbitrator will make known
the price agreed upon by them which
the city will pay the water company
for the plant. This sun it is believed
will be in the neighborhood of $500 900.
Lewis Gruninger, a retired bother OF
Philadelphia, who has resided here
about twelve years, died in Philadel-
phia on Wednesday last at the age of
about so years. Mr.. Gruninger was
formerly from Whitehall, a small
suburb outside of Philadelphia, and
was engaged in the bottling business
for years. After coming to Wild wood,
Mr.. Gruninger hired out boats and was
pleased with seashore life at Wild wood.
A widow and five children survive him,
two 0 and three daughters. Funeral
services were conducted in Philadelphia
today. A brother John is a Wildwood
summer resident.
Try a pair OF our improved DIR. A.
Reed cushion sole shoes for Easter if
your feet hurt. w. M. Beers, Oak and
Pacific. =
\ Cecil Ober has several jobs on hand
among which are a four story apart
ment house on Hand avenue for Au-
gust Schumacher, a new basement to
the John Schmidt property on Hand
avenue and alterations to the Goldstein
properties at Arctic and Hand avenues.
Hear Roy Fosters Imperial theatre
8-piece orchestra at Our Boys Ministries
Easter Monday night, April 5. Prices,
so, 85, 25c.
The Gregg apartments on east Spicer
avenue which were built by Contractor
Cecil ODER and furnished by Harbi-
son, g Wildwood Bazaar and the Wild
wood Department store, was opened for
public inspection on Sunday last.
Ferry's flower and Garden seeds
new goods and all fresh-MichelI grass
seed, onion sets, white dutch clover
seed, etc. Harbison's.
Miss Kathryn mckinley will sing at
the Episcopal church at both morning
and evening services on Palm and
Easter Sundays. Choir Leader Alfred
Winterburn has received special music
from New York, which the choir under
his direction will render.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-03-26
Communicated
Rox thorough, March "a, 1915.
Mr.. J. Dubois,
DEAR SIR.

MI. J. Dubois,
DEAR SIR:
| see by the JOURNAL that thew are
actually considering doing WITHOUT
a band this summer. VIII you kindly
answer the following questions ia your
valuable paper:
HAS the band been Instrumental in
helping to bring people to Wildwood 2
Has 1t been the winter residents who
have built up Wild wood?
Are the winter residents to reap all
the benefits OF taxation by building q
500, 600 school house aud let the resort
go backwards +?
Don't they want the summer Gro wds?
VIII you kindly tell me how many
children there are do wn there who
want a high school education, and how
many graduated last term?
Have the commissioners gone money
crazy down there (like they are In
Philadelphla) aud are'Srylug to kill the
goose that laid the golden egg ?"
The very fact that they are CON
SIDERING doing without a band
during the summer. looks short-sighted
and mercenary.
Respectfully.
A TAXPAYER.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-03-26
One Dollar Cigar Tor SC

You can buy them at DR.. N. A. Co.
hens, r. Fitzpatrick's, J. Days, A. w.
Johnson's, DIR. Slaughter's. w. s..
Wright's. John G. Funck, Jobber. =
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-03-26

just received new line gilt edge loose
leaf memorandum books assorted sizes,
also new assortment blank books at
r. w. Ryan's, l48 e. Wildwood ave-
nue.. =
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-03-26
what do You Think Of This2

A solid mahogany clock with each
100 Grand knight cigars at Funck's,
the cigar jobber.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-03-26

Use the JoURNAL little adv. column
when you have anything to sell or you
want to buy something. Lots Of peo-
ple get results from 1t.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-03-26
CLEAR
RICH
COFFEE

The kind you like these
cold mornings, and the
kind you make with an
Electric Percolator.
Costs so little to make,
and made right on your
dining table.
We have the two sizes.
Can we show you one?
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-17
Grand In Its Rufns.

On Calton hill. Edinburgh. stands tho
most remarkable unfinished building In
Britain. It is far more beautiful and
striking In Its unfinished state than It
ever could be II completed. II gives
Edinburgh the appearance OF ancient
Athens. II was to be u memorial Of
the Royal Scots and was first talked OF
the year after Waterloo. However, the
original plans were 40 modified that
enthusiasm petered out and the M
tonal monument remains today a mag.
nitcent ragment--London Express.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-17
A Fools Paradise.

The expression "A fools paradise"
meant originally In Christian mythol.
ogy q region near the abode OF tho
blessed" but not a part Of It, a sort OF
borderland, where dwelt the praise
less and the blameless dead" Today It
Is used to denote the mental condition
OF those who by their vain hopes arc
"fooling" themselves New York Amer.
lean. A
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-17
DONE O.. Thar sb.rs.

Washington statistics show tho per
capita consumption Of salt In this coun.
try Is nearly 100 pounds year; but
judging from tho number OF fresh
chaps one meets, there must be many
who aren't consuming their full share.
Milwaukee Sentinel.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-17
Cholera Morbus.

Inflammation Of the stomach and
bowels caused by poison In the diges.
tive canal Is called cholera morbus. II
Is especially liable to occur during hot
weather followed by cool nights. II Ia
chiefly caused by eating indigestible
foods, such as raw vegetables. under
ripe or overripe fruits and spoiled
meats.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-17
iOly connected with their right per-

apiy connected win their right per-
Torrance.
Christian Science comes TO mon and
women whose business involves sup
plying the legitimate needs Of human
lity and teaches them to express the
good qualities Inherent In their bust.
ness operations. Il comes 10 those
who are In the professions and re-
veals to them tho grand opportunities
laid at their door OF bringing peace,
order. and reconciliation to their
clients. In every walk OF life the do
sire to be helpful brings required op-
portunities, and 80 mon. women. and
children. inspired by tho spiritual
understanding which Is Christian and
scientific. are learning the world
over to carry on their affairs from the
basis OF Principle and not will-powor,
Instead OF outlining tho results they
demand. they are learning to trust
Principle and cheerfully abide by the
results. because these arc invariably
tho best that could DO desired. Thus
they are proving the blessedness OF
relying on the spiritual understand
Ing OF God as the only Mind. az the
only Life. and IN universal and In
exhaustible divine Love.
Perfect God and Perfect Man
Starting from the eternal basis OF
perfect God aud perfect man. hu-
manity can work out its own saliva
tion from matter to Mind. from the
tiesh to Spirit. from sense TO Soul.
from person to Principle, from death
to Life. from error TO Truth. and from
fear and hate 70 Love. unvsrying and
inexhaustible. Armed with spiritual
understanding. humanity Is protected
against the belief OF q mind apart
from God or OF life In matter. Minds
many cannot successfully urge their
claims OF material origin. material
law. and material dissolution upon
the afflicted. the sorrowing and the
bereaved. when the latter turn for
help to spiritual understanding.
The recognition OF God as the only
Mind makes unavailing the tempta-
tions OF material medicine. material
religion. or material science. so cal
led. All indictments to envy. hatred.
and revenge fall harmless before tho
consciousness that admits the exis-
tence. of one Life only. and that one
Life wholly good and benefieent. Not
even the subtler mental suggestions
proceeding from human will-power
can deceive those who seek their In
spiration and guidance In the one
Mind. No self-will. self-love. or
self-indulgence can be- inculcated by
such processes In those who are safe
"in the secret place OF the most
High"
Sheltered and protected by divine
Love. the progress OF humanity. re-
pentant from sin and recovering from
sickness, Is safe and steady, The
hosts of the redeemed are marching
on to certain victory under the gull
dance OF Life. Truth. and Love.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-17
A cryino Nesd.

"A lady can only wear a certain
quantity OF diamonds on her fingers
and around her neck"
"Yes; there's fortune In 1t for the
inventive genius who can perfect q
way to inlay people with gems.'--Kan-
sas City journal
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-17
Ripsnina Fruits.

Fruits undergo marked changes In
chemical composition as they grow to
their full size and ripen. In some fruits
ripening Increases the sugar content
and decreases the acid, whereas IN some
others both sugar and ucid content de
crease In the ripening process '
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-17
OUR FLYING WORLD
lh A~tul Velocity II III SPIRAL
Whlr Through Space.
THE RESULT If II STOPPED.


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Wood plam In ths hsavs~s.
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eight srs tho resultauh Of two motions
with which Il is spdowcd-the ons
around tho sun. tho other with Tho sun
straight away through space. Ths CON.
htnat1pn Of these simultaneous motions
causes the earth 10 travel In q spiral
path whose axis is directed nearly TO.
waRd tho bright star Vega, ths raost
beautiful In the northern sky.
In tn orbit. or annual path around
no sun. thV earth's mean speed n
etyhtsen and ono half miles per second.
wAile In speed OF transition toward
vega. which II shares with the sun. b
about twelve miles per second We
may call tho resultant or combined
spced OF tho earth IN In actual spiral
tra1cctory twenty-two miles per second.
This means that n you could stand
beside Il and zoe tho earth rush BY its
whole enormous giobe 5000 miles In
diameter. would pass your eye In about
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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-17
Man Indispensable

Just as the ray is an indispensable
manifestation OF the sun, dependent
upon the sun and inseparable from
1t, so the real man proceeding from
the Father Is always in unity with
the Father, always in at-one-ment
with Him. It should be a comfort
and an inspiration to many a strug-
Cling heart and to many adespondent
wayfarer along life's highway to real
ize that man is indispensable to God,
the son to the Father, the divine idea
to the divine Mind. The fact that
man has been created is proof that he
is needed. that he has place, that
he fits into the eternal scheme OF the
universe, and is therefore indispen-
sable.
Let the SHINING and suffering, the
so-called human failures and the So
called human wrecks, rejoice in this
good news, that no matter what may
be the evidence OF the physical senses
concerning their human lives, the
truth is fixed that every one OF the
innumerable ideas composing Gods
universe is indispensable, or these
ideas would never have been given
existence, actuality, or life. specifi-
cally considered, every man, woman,
and child, every right idea In the
whole length and breadth, height and
depth OF Gods creation, is neces-
sary part OF that creation, is eternal
and indestructible, and is now in real
ity in the enjoyment and possession
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-17

Didn't you guarantee that mattress
for six months?'
Yes. sir, but you didn't tell me Il
was for boys boarding school,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-17
Re,ort Matrimonial.

He-DoA't have any more OF those
confounded picked beets when I IN
vito guests. She-Then don't invite
any more Of them 10 dinner. r.-Bslti-
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-17

It is reported OF a certain lawyer
that he asked the Master, What
shall I do to inherit eternal life?"
To this the Master replied: Thou
shalt love the Lord thy God with all
thy heart, and with all thy soul, and
with all thy strength, and with all
thy mind; and thy neighbor as thy
self" In these words the Master link
ed eternal life with love. setting down
love for God and man as a necessary
step toward the attainment of eternal
life. John, the beloved disciple, who
defined God as Love, also stated, He
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-26

downtown distri",. Real estate men,
architects and those engaged IN those
lines Of business also carry on their
affairs IN downtown offices.
But by far the most numerous NJ
those who occupy office rooms are the
state agents for insurance companies,
railroads, lumber companies and other
lines that look to Oklahoma Tor a
large share Of their trade. Nearly
every large insurance company has u
state agent here. Many " the great
railroads have representatives IN OK
lnhuma city. ANY concern doing bust
ness Ia the state and desiring to share
In the prosperity that Is coming on 10
such a marked degree realizes the i'm
nortance Of having a representative
ON the ground
o. lnhomR iCty is the natural loCn
ton Tor state agencies and their con
ing here has added greutly 10 the
clty's population. Hundreds NJ fami
lies have been added In recent years
through that means aud the result has
been that nearly all the office rooms
In the skyscrapors and clscw here have
been rented.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-26
NAVY READY FOR WAR

For a country that is strictly neu
trail 1t does seem that the United
States, under the direction ot Sccrr
tury Daniels. has been doing a great
deal to prepare Tor var The navy
department has been recruited up TO
Its full strength, the secretary says II
his recent report. with 225 vessels
ready 10 fight and seventy seven yes
sells in course NJ construction. Thirty
slN fully commissioned vessels have
been added since Daniels became sec
Rotary n the navy.
I'VE shall take leave to be strong
upon the sen in the future as IN the
past the president said In one mes
sage 10 congress Uutil Secretary
uouIrls revealed the facts as to the
-trrugth Of the navy, the udmiuistra
tIou was not letting IT'S right hand
know what ITS left hand was doing
The secretary of the navy adds that
the preparations are being made IN
the interest VI self respecting peace.
therefore It must be all right. lie has
mudc known the details about the
navy because certain persons have
been disappearing the facts, he
-uys, and have caused some fear that
the navy Is not a strong now as It
was In the past.
incidentally the secretary praises
the last congress Tor It's patriotism.
aud doubtless congress will appreciate
it. for n came close to the two hi
lion dollar mark.
I'm the letter the secretary has writ.
tom to am individual who made In
Quirics We learn that our guns will
shoot harder and straighlcr and hlu
~tr1 --rk frequently than an,
others ou earth We are equipped
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-26

Peter Rabbit was so full Of his new
idea Tor a society Of the little people
NJ the Green Forest, the Green Mead.
ows. and the smiling Pool that Mrs.
Peter insisted that he thought Quad
dies, dreamed Quaddies and ate Quad
dies. ~ course she didn't mean that
last part because that Is the very last
thing Peter would think ~ doing.
What she did mean was that Peter
couldn't think about anything else
When he told Mrs. Peter that Polly
Chuck approved " the Qusddy idea
and that She and Johnny Chuck had
agreed 10 Join Mrs. Peter began tu
take nor interest.
why don't YOU 60 right out AMI
get Jimmy and Inc Billy Postum to
john she asked.
II wns something new for little Mrs.
Peter 10 suggest that Peter should
leave the dear old Brier Patch for
anything, and he lost no time In acting
on her suggestion before she should
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-26

with mines aud d]estroyers and with
everything tina &, needed Tor war on
the sea, We arc FOR peace. however,
aud we are still neutral
In a recent event AT Drumright the
Officers confiscated ten barrels II
beer and six cases Of whisky, after
which the sheriff poured. II was not
exactly a society affair. either
While the weather mau must he
credited with preventing the automo.
bile races Sunday, when there was no
law by which It could he done, Still
there are those who think he over
did IL a little
Since there Is to be no election soon,
the city and county officials cannot ho
ceugured for releasing Col. Larry
Rccdy ON bond
After moving day has been put Ne.
hind. II Is possible To- look mon 1t With
a great deal more tolerance.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-26

crship was a 'put up job and an out.
rage on the stockholders"
II know ~ no pressing bills against
the company said he. ut has plenty
Of good security The physical con
dition Of the road and It's equipment
are now generally known 10 be better
than ever In the compnny's history.
THE earnings " the road are prob
ably the greatest In the history Of the
company. and with general business
~ the improvement much better
freight earnings are surely 10 he Ell
Iccted.
How In the face NJ all these condi.
tons The rond can We put into receiver.
ship Is hard Tor mo to understand II
These proceedings succeed, II will no
the shame " the century, and the
management may have much to an.
aver for
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-26

ever his could DE Mother ana not
return 10 dinner. and Father did not
audlbly wonder where she was We
ate In a depress ng silence. II was
more as though We we're living In
the impending gloom of some great
catastrophe than MA though we're
on the verge Of walking In the sun
hight " the greatest happiness OF a
girls life.
After dinner when Charles came,
J met him lRnguidly Hut ne, at
least, was feeling some OF tho emo
ton should have felt His eyes
were sparkling and his cheeks we're
flushed He was too important with
the news he had for me 10 realize
how half hearted was my greeting
lie kissed me on both cheeks and on
the end OF my nose and drew back
noddinE his head at me
Guess what I have FOR YOU he
said
woke into some slight animation
| was stlll baby enough 10 love sur
prises.
What" ! asked
II was so tremendous Charlie
could not voice f. Silently he pu.
his hald into his pocket and brough
Ii ont aga n with a little green We,
Vet cNse lying on MA palm Tie held
IL toward me
This, he said.
NV glance went from the case Ia
his face took the case EinEerly
between my thumb and forefinger
Without meaning TO my thumb press.
I'd the little mob that held the box
closed aud n sprung open MY en-.
gegement ring was there In my
hand For "A moment | wavered
frightened Here was the symbol on
all hat had terrified me In the long
dark hours ~ the night before. And
then, chlldlikH, whs overcome b.,
my throhbinE pulses answering TO
the glitter OF the Jewel itself. / flung
myself at Charles rupturously.
You incest, sweetest" cried.
IT'S perfectly elegant, and I'm crazy
about a. Put Il on"
Charles took the ring from the
box and rather solsmnly held my
left hand In his a moment before ne
slipped the ring on my engagement
finger Lost In admiration OF my
hand with his Jewel shining upon H.
| forgot 20 look AZ Charles when I
dd his eyes seemed large and dark
lie looked more like a man, less like
a boy: changed somehow from IN,
Charles I had known our glance,
chung TO each otAsh fascinated. And
suddenly Charles drew me 10 hin
quite roughly, and kissed me agalr
and again With every kiss my mis-
givings faded was sweet 10 b,
his.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-26
THE 4 EXCURSION.

Every year another couch ar two
must be added To the train that car
rlcs the Oklahoma city trade e>rur
]sloulsts ON their tour over the state
This year the excursion train Is "a
long one and is made mp NJ the finest
cars that can bee provided by the rail
road company Next year the train
may have 10 he run In two sections.
When the first trade boosters went
out from this city several years ago
10 inform the people of the state that
Oklahoma city proposed TO become the
metropolis, they went In a modest
coach and did not make much noise
about IT.. They were hopeful and Opt
mlstic. however, and perhaps a llttl"
boastmL At least II may have seemed
50 at that time.
Rut the ely has made good every
boast made by these pioneer boosters.
Really 1t has more than done so, for
It has grown far beyond their great
est cypcctatiuus. They did not know
It would In u few year, become "a
wholesale center Hopes may have
been expressed that such a growth
would result but at that time 10 WAS
not u certainty. Neither did they
know that large factories would grow
up here. hut they have grown and
others are attaining size and impor
tunce as they add annuity 10 the
volume of business.
Every year the trade excursions
help the lines that are represented,
and they also help those not represent
ed although those who do not bear
tuo'r share ut tine expense must feel
thur tnc} urc falling short Of thcl.
duty. Each year the number u ftrms
Represented grows larger, the cNcur.
sion train grows longer and the i'm
poirguur of the trade trip becomes
greater The trade excursions have
become a fixed feature of the city's
annual program and It couldn't get
aloug without them The people oi
the state expect the visit udrr~rF ru1
and regard it os a time for renewing
old friendships and making new ones
This week. the trade excursion ror.
ont iu q magnificent train. The mrI
on this journey represent the ciiy'
best aud most active In many lines of
business The sintc will Judge Ohln
nomn City ny these representative,
and the opinion win naturally I've d
high one.