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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-02
THE FOLLY.

Tonight will afford the last opportu.
nifty Ia see the eleventh episode Of
that famous picture, Zudora The
Message From the Heart involves Il
story of greut mystery There are
thrilling dramatic climaNes IN which
JNmes CrulEe. Margaret Snow and
John Storm are seen at their hest
THIS picture will be shown with five
reels " other feature and comedy
pictures II is program that win
be- interesting To all Rose and St
claire continue to score great hit
In their singing talking and dancing
net II ls one Of the best ever staged
In this city Harrington aud Florence
have a very entertaining singing, talk
ing and dancing act The Island -Four
are harmony singers Of note They
have some excellent new songs The
Malcomis appear In one Of the best
Juggling acts Of the year II is an
net that is little different from the
ordinary Juggling feats. The program
Is one Of the besi vet presented by
Manager Tull for the money. Better
seats can he had at the afternoon per
I fOrmances
Hope II what leads rs 10 expect
/ the unexpected 20 happen
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-02
SUFFERED AWFULLY
NOW QUITE WELL
4 Lady's Suffering Was So Intense
That at Times She Was Unable
to Straighten Her body

Walnut y C-"Abou, - wears
pgo." says Mrs. S. W Mcclure, Of
Walnut. II began 10 fail In health. get
ting worse all the time wasn't able
TO do my work, suffering awtuly at
times with pains In sides. especially
the right side and none uf the time
was | we'll
Sometimes could mot struighten
up my rody for the intense suffering.
| suffered more or less ull the time,
and was irregular
As Curdui had helped others, / start
ed irving H. bought six bottles,
and after using two ur three bottles,
commenced improving, getting better
all the time until / vus entirely we'll
became strong and healthy gained
flesh. weighing re being Just u
shadow when commenced taking
Cardui My work is pleasure, and
feel like doing my work since, for IN,
cure was permanent and have beer
we'll nnd strong ever since
Cardui * n fine medicine for suffer
lux women and | recommend 1t to al
my friends who have womRnl,
trouble
Thousands Of women have written {,
tell of the help Cardui has been I,
them. Cardui IN n mild female tonic
acting especially on the wOmRnly nr
guns II has shown Itself Of grea
value to sick. weak women II
surely worth u trial.
Begin taking Cardul today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-02
Makes Stubborn Coughs
Vanish in a Hurry
Surprisingly Coed Cough syrup
Easily aad Cheaply
Made Al Home

II some one in your family has an ob.
stnate cough or bad throat or chest
nOld that has been hanging ON and refuses
to Weld to treatment, get from any drug
store ~ ounces Of PineN and make Il
into pint Of cough syrup, and watch
that cough vanish.
Pour the III ounces Of Piney O60
cents worth into pint bottle aud an
The bottle with plain granulHted sugar
syrup. The total cost Ia about "a cents.
and gives YOU Il full pint-n family
apply-Oi y most effective remedy. nj a
saving Of S2 A day's use will usually
overcome u hard cough Easily prepared
IN minutes full directions with HrneN
Keeps perfectly and has a pleasant taste
Children like Il.
ts really remarkable how promptly
and easily u lUosens the dry, hoarsr on
tlght cough and heals the inhamed mpm
branes IN a painful cough. II also stop
the formation Of phlegm In the throot
and bronchial tubes, thus ending the per
slstent loose cough A splendid remedy
ior bronchitis, winter coughs, bronchiaI
asthma and whooping cough
Pinex is a special and highly conc.n
treted compound Of genuine Norway min,
extract, rich In gliRlacol, which is a,
healing to the membranes.
Avoid disappointment by asking you,
druggist for gh ounces Of Piner," an,
dQ not accept anything else. A guarants
OF absolute satisfaction goes with thi
preparation or money promptly refunded
The Pinex Co, IT, Wayne, Ind.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-02
ROCK KEFELLER, JR.
Is NISIONLESS
CCouIiunrI from Page One.

OCuutiunrl From Page one
~~--~~~~-~~-7r-N0---~~~
ON all uupreluliced public has ben
and n that Mr. Rockefeller, the bust
ncSsmUn hu, cold heurtcdly aud with
ont hesitation brushed aside ana lm
posed silence or Mr. Rockefeller the
phlanthropist'
Frederick II Goff, president " a
Cleveland o.. trust company and head
NJ the Cleveland foundation, WAS the
first witness today. Mr Goff sain a.
was the originator uf the foundation.
we found IN Cleveland" hr said,
that those who gave money for charlt.
able purposes were too APT 10 limit the
scope Of their gifts. We, therefore
worked ON II plan by witch the gift,
ont NJ Il surplus VI wealth NJ com
mmitv could hc used locally for the
best good NJ the community.
Speaking NJ the Rockefeller founda
tion, Mr Gotf said he could not he'll
but feel that the handling ~ so I'M
portant trust by self pcrpetuatinl
board presented q possible element al
danger
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-02
WILDER FORNERJ WAS
WACO BUSINESS MAN

WACO Tex, Feb. al II wilder.
who Yesterday made application "a
enter the federal prison at leavcn.
worth Kansas, and was refused he.
cause he could not show commitment
papers, was formerly In business In
Waco, Wilder together with his
brother, A W Wilder aud their book
keeper Il G. Brumfleld, were con.
victed In the federal court here on n
charge of conspiracy to conceal assets
from trustee In bankruptcy,
The latter did not wait for n decls
ion on his appeal hut accepted sen
tencc and now Is serving his term nj
leayenworth The case " A. W
Wilder has been affirmed and he 4,
expected to he taken 10 Leayenwortl
by the United States marshal In tn,
next few dayS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-02

which Daniel Frohman presents WI
liam Furnum, Capacity houses all
day were features despite lnclement
weather The pictures viii be- shown
for the last time tonight. The De
Belle Duo, harmony singers provide
the vaudeville Wednesday install
mcnt ten OF the splendid Universal
film serial, The Master Key fea-
turing Rob Leonard and Fila Hall viii
he shown A pleasant surprise IL pre-
pared In every instulmcnt Of this Sc
rial adding 10 the interest weekly
Thursday and Friday Dunlcl Frohman
will present Little Mary Pickford In
her most bewitchlng role, that Of the
little heroine In the fairy tale Gin
lprplln
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-02
BUSINESS MEMS DELEGATES
TO VOTE ON SHIP PURCHsAE

WASHINGTON. u. C., Feb. 2,--Offl
rluls Of the United States chamber of
commerce, gathering here for their al
nual convention tomorrow hnvo d"
clded that the convention shall vote
on the administrations ship purchase
bill In order TO ascertain the senti
inent " the American business mnu
unon the proposed legislation.
More than ono business organlza
tlons In all parts NJ the country are
represented In the chamber.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-02
Rheumatism Advice

Here is prescription for rheumatism
Ito be- mixed NJ homel used all over the
T. y for many years and said 20 be III,
surcst known remedy nentrallres acid In
the blood aud gives results after first dose
One ounce ~ Toris compound aud ons
ounce syrup Of SarsaparilR Put these two
ingredients In half pint Of whiskey. Use
u tablespoonful before meals and Al
bed time Get ingredients at npy drug
store i'runnp TOris comes In one Ounr,
sealed yellow packages put up by 0lob'
hhNTW Co.. DAYTON q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-02
WARSAW DASHES
AGAIN STARTED
Continued From Page one }

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many I'au p rI"" '''hI"'' owing 70
tile shaking down Of coal iu the pits.
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appear I"IdN. lndlmE lrom reports
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vet assumed nul nrrpumGnng bul
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u lIr western war 2nur rbr Cor
mm- having mndr ottark, iu force a.
IL Ua,srp nnd along tbr r,pst Tb,
French assert TINT thr hptrl, at +,
Ens.cr has pnt resultcI I'm a rbpup,
or po.Irlops while along tnc r,,s, IA,
German attack * directed sf thr rr
coyrry " the yrcnt dune nm ortiler,
position urnr Tomhoertz,d. vbi,,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-02
THE EMPRESS.

Monday audiences were highly en-.
thuslRstlc over the splendid prOduc'
ton Of the Famous Players Paramount
feature The Sign NJ the Cross" In
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-02
Why GRIP IS DANGEROUS.

II requires a good tonic laxative to
Keep the body ot the patient as strong
as possible TO rouuirract the effect OF
the polsons created by the grip bacll-
lus An expcclorunt tonic with some
laxative qualities - the safest REM
edy Such Is Peruua.
Mrs Gentry Gates S2ls First Ave,
East Lake. Ala, writes. Il had
bad case OF grip. l tried Peruna and
It cured me can safely say Il is a
tnp medicine"
.'r George T.. Law, l3'4 n Frank
In ST., nuzll Ind, writes Il am
satisfied that Peruna is wonderful
remedy for grip, and I do most heart
L. nmNnree nnd rcrnmmnnA L"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-02
HOUSE HAS OIL
BILL Up TODAY

o'---0~o~o~o~"~0,7-~-0---@7
new conditions If the bill becomes u
l,,. ,,tr,,,,t Cha. ..,r..r,,.,,, Il v.uI pot
m, .,... ,... .,...,,
Nv ''i'''''' '"' "'''''' '"'' "'''' Nv
Journmrht of the legislature. lhe
mrhSnr" ~pr'IIlrnIll bars fortune tel
erS. pnlml~lrN nnd rIhirNolanrr
The hlll by iIurglN, barbee mud Mes
olli which prohibits the exhibition OF
moving pictures depicting outlawIy
"nd all Immoral o'lrrI- dld not have
such smooth ''.Ws When It WAS
reached "1 lIm. r"| ''I II was re-
committed nI"u request or "lr NJ IFS
author. with M'i.'l"r T." eliminate
the lnn2nas" which would have barred
ihr showing of au' picture depicting
amy act Tor winch lhr commission NJ
Nurll art Would h' 'loIall"h ~ law
Friends "t the hiI' feared io let It
GO me- iu roll eau win THIS pru'i
ION IN II, owing To the general oppo
~lli"n II had aroused Som" " the
members pointed ont that This pro
VISION would nave SHUT out practical
N al rlhs~c> "f pictures excepting
those showing landscapes and ndu,
lrlol scenes.
Two Year assessments
Real eStnir will be- assessed fot
TAXATION but once every two years IN
stead ~ annually u, at present n
house hill Is 10y Trradwny ~ th,
house ana Cordrll of scnat" hrrumr'
"a law tn" bill wa, pissed finally
by the hous" this morning with prnc
pcalIy no opposition The measure I'm
|corporates one NJ the reforms adyo
rntrd In the governors message.
The Dill h designed to save expense
a. the various counties In hiring dep
| uty assessors ~ visit "nch piece q
real estate every year The county
commissioners however are given an
thority TO raise on lower assessment
when II Is made to appear 10 then
/ |tlnt such adjustment Is advisable
/ Ihe blll 10y Judge j. ! ulckcrsuI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-02

Hope is what leads rs TO expect
the unexpected TO happen
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-02

Y VTTTWWVT T TVHT WA' VIM
NN~~~~--~~~~~-~NNO0e
many had rruN escapes, owing TO
the shaking down uf coal In the pits
In SOME cases the pit, we're rendered
uuvwhablr hr the fail Of rou.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-02

the dynsmitng he seemed unable to
speak very good English. No papers
were found to Identify him. IN coat
pocket he carried German flag
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-07-15
Moisture for the POtalOea.
E. II. Grubb, In Gem State p =,

Il. H. 0rubb, In Gem State Rural
Farmers have been imbuea vt,h
the idea that potatoes must not be
wa cred until they hlonm and Ue
cannot get that out of their heads
Some OF them are set In their way.
and will not water them in Jpna
Others will not water them until the
leaves become dark c0lored. All this
Is wrong. POTATOES do best ~hen
they have enough moisture to keen
them growing "ell and the leaves of
pea green color. Keep pea gr en- IN
mind and be sure the potatoe vines
are that color no matter when or
how often they have to be watered
This does not mean flooding or sat.
urating the Iround-it means giving
1t moisture. The growing season is
30 short here in the Rocky Mountain
region tiat spuds must be pushed all
summer to develop the crop and
every interruption by drouth or food
ing CHECKS the growth and blights
the plans OF nature in the plant.
The grover should study the Ques-
tion OF moisture SO carefully that he
will know beforehand and OF let--the
ground become dry. He should not
wait for The plant to wilt and put on
Its distress signal Pay no attention
to bloom but dig in the ground as
deep as the roots 90 and keep the soil
moist enough so it will mold when
compressed firmly in the hand. When
it will not mold under the pressu e
give it more moisture. 1t is true
that we can raise so many more
when conditions are right and these
things keep out disease.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-07-15
Value Of Home Training.

To train our VounI people in the
way of right thinking is one OF the
great needs of their lives To think
good thoughts is the very foundation
of living right A wrong word or
deed always begins from a wrong
thought. We cannot always help
wrong thoughts coming into our
mind, b t we can help narboring
them. Ii Ae Danish them immedi-
ately they will do US no harm, but II
we harbor them, they will poison our
characters and brirg forth evil words
and deeds. An impure thought, al
evil thought NAV "reck our Wh)
lives, unless We dive 1t instantly
from US First the thought, then
the word, tlen the deed. Then how
necessary it is for US all to abhor evil
and impure thoughts, and to cleaVe
to that whicI is good.
We are told to let no corrupt com
munication proc sed out OF our
mou h; corrupt speaking Is always
preceded by corrupt lhlnking, and
we are again told, that "whats1eVer
things are true, whatsoever thin's
are honest, whatsoever hings are
pure, whatsoev things are lovely,
whatsoever things aTe OF good re-
port, II there be any virtue, II there
be any praise, think on these
things" Wren the ind is trained
TO think thus, the Character will
grow beautiful and strong. .-Ex.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-07-15
won JAGOw.

P.J. dempsey and sou Paul left
Thursday for . trip Into tie upper
L.mhi country on business ann
pleasure bent.
Last FRIDAY Drs. Hammer and
StrittOu operated upon the l2-yeAi
old son of Mr.. aud Mrs. Dean for ad'
noids.
v. c. Smith aud family who have
been visiting AT the Kaer rAuch on
Boyle creek for the pact three weeks,
reformed home Monday. Ne are yery
glad 70 get VIII back Into the ONCE
again.
Hon. O. + Kirkpatrick came oul
from Leesburg SUNDAY sVening and
remained until Tuesday morning,
lie came out 70 attend 70 some In
pottant miuinR business.
l.. d. Miller came out from hi'
home on Big creek last week for 4
short business trip. Mr. Miller has.
doe little ranch on Big creek ai tbs
mouth Of Blackbird creek. Last yssI
10 planted 4 snal Geld OF Turkey
Red wheat just a. q" experiment anC
und tnat II would mature Ia thai
altitude.
Last saturday Miss Pearl wsyaBI
"a. brought down ffom the Ho
Springs where she had been ill To-
.steral weeks sunday morning Drs
Straton and Whltseil operated upoI
her and at last reports Sbe Was set
ting along very nicely IL - hopst
tuat sle will soon D. restored 10 he
purual good health.
q. &. Scnoheld. OF Price PrnS
county, AriLuna, arrived In SalwOi
.te la.t Of the week Mr. Scbofile'
is an old lime friend of Senate
Nti'eamb ana ~as here last fall r.
a hunting trip. Tie reported that M
the 2Bd day Of JulT at his hon
town 10 AriZorA, the temperatur
Sas ms in The shade. We 90 no
wonder that he should want to see
= cooler climate. NJ. Nhitcomb an
his friend left Saturday morning 70
a trip into the Middle Fork country
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-07-15

fearh Mammoth Hot Springs, FIVE
miles '"a'' between 4: 80 and ! a m
ana leave there at s.45: to 7l5 ~
or 3 10 $50 .. m.
schedules will be posted at sys,v
no1ei and permanent camp and viye
ire number of miles to the mex, ala.
'ioh ana the time at whi:h the autos
must arrive and leave the stations
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-07-15

be greed upon by the naval author.
titles of both sides.
.'ln order TO furnish adequate ia
cilities for travel across the Atlantic
flr American citizens. the German
government submits for considera-
tion a proposal To increase the nun
ber Of available steamers by install.
ting iu PASSENGER service . reasonable
numb-r OF neutral steamers under
the American dag, the exact number
TO Il agreed upon under the same
conditions tne aforementioned
American steamers.
The imperial gpyerumsnt believes
II can assume that in this manner
'dequate facilities for travel acr, -
the Atlantic ucean can be afforded
American citizens. There would,
therefore, appear To be no compel.
ing pecessiIy for A , erican citizens
10 travel In Europ- la time of sar on
ships carrying an enemy dag. a.
particular, the Imperial government
is unanle 10 admit that American
citizens can protect an snemy ship
tnrougu the mere tact Of tlIeIr pres.
ence on board.
Germany merely followed King.
lands example when sue declared
part Of the hign sea an area of var.
Consequently, accidents suffered by
neutTals od ensniy snips la Ltlls area
Of var cannot we'll Us Judged differ
emily from accidents 10 which nsu.
trails are at all times exposed At the
seat OF var on land when they betAke
themselves into dangerous localities
Ia spite OF previous aarningd. IL,
however, IL should not be possible for
Lne American government To require
An adequate number VI neutral pass
enger steamers, The lmperial Cove n
uisat Is prep cred 10 intsrp0ss 40 ou-
Iections to the placing under tue
American nag 10y tue American gov
eminent Of four enemy passenger
stearusrs ioT passenger trAfiic bet~eun
NUIth America ana England. A asor.
ances OF 'fIee anu safe passage for
American passenger aIeaInssIs would
extend 70 Apply under the identical
pTecondItions 10 these iUFneTly hUS.
Tile passenger steamers.
Tue president OF uis United
States nAs declared nIs readiness, lIl
a "ay deserving oi thanks, to oom
Iunlcate aud suggest proposals l..
lue government of Great BRITAIN
wan particular reference 10 the Al,
LeTatiOn Of mAtIns ~Af. Ine ImpeI
ial gJsernment viii always bs glad "
make uss oi tiie good Offices Of the
president aud hopes that Ills eIfJrtA
IA lne present case, as wsll as Iu the
diTsction OF TIE lOtLy ideal OF Tue
freedom ol the seas. wall Isaa " al
understanding.
the undersigned requests the Aa,
hassador - hiring the above 10 the
KIN 1wledgs OF the American govern.
uent and avails himself of tie op.
portunity IN renew 10 hls excsllency
the a,sur inces Of his most distlhV.
uished consideration.
won JAGOW.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-07-15


The annual picnic OF the " Il. l.
~ IN he held Thursday, July y at the
Uot Springs. Those members WHO
desire to attend all please leave
word With Mrs. +. NJ. TingleV al 'he
store.
Mr., Frank Kirtley and daughter
visited over Su dsy with her oro Ie'
: Ball and family at Tend"y'
sic wa, accompanied nome oy "eI n
niece Miss Estella ball ~ho VIII
visit A feS vs. with friends and rel
atiVes in salmon.
lat T urscay evening the Isdiss
- fire Ali society OF the Neth"u,S'
cnr,cb oath red 1t the home ot MI.
Ia Mrs Trumble on the tar S"',
vsTy pIe,saotly surprised the Iad' Q.
IN. house Mrs. Trumble mas lus'
saon el.c.ed secretary Of The LAaie'
IA or tie third year and il was 'o .
Stow their appreciation OF ne' "O,N
80, | ,hs .urpri,e was planned ana eA'
ecnted The ladies brought rs'ftsn.
mo. r and a most pleasant e'eu'"s
nnt,,sd M by all who acre present,
Thsy ~. s.nted tie lady with s'l'
10 help her remember tie hApp'
c2siOn.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-07-15
METHODIST CHURCH.

Sunday school 10
Preaching service ii a. N
Epworth League 100 p. n.
Preaching service at 500 p. IN.
PRAYER ueetin! followed bV enc
rehearsal at ! 30 p. NJ Wednesday.
You are alAays welcome at the
,hudist church.
Z. K. Crabtree, Pastor,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-07-15

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Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1915-05-27
Venerated and Exalted.

Never before was there Memorial
day when so few veterans OF the great
war needed the proofs given of the
underlying loyalty, gratitude and de.
votion Of their countrymen. But never
was there a Memorial day when 30
many Americans who never were sol.
diers had need of paying this tribute
to the men who risked everything
and often lost all that the nation
might live in safety, power and glory
and go on to wider service to the
world, leading the march of mankind.
So the balance holds true. The
ranks OF the heroes are thinned by
time. but the millions who reap
where they sowed and rejoice in the
fruits Of their devotion and valor are
a mightier host than ever. And in
another sense there is an unfailing
adjustment Of changing conditions.
There are fewer survivors of the he
roic and terrible four years struggle
for the Union, but they are venerated
and exalted as they never were when
tiei- ranks we're full and their num-
bers made them great power in the
affairs of the nation.