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The state herald., 1915-11-05

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The state herald., 1915-11-05
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Large Map Of Phillips County for one
dollar and half and two and . half
Harvey O. Capman. Civil Engineer.
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Please remember the Herald dues
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Send or Bring Your Order Now-Today

Notice Of Final Settlement and DeterniinationO .
OF Heirship
In IN. matter Of the estate Of X Lewis deceased
Notice Is hereby given that on Monday tn. 10th
day Of September A d 1916 at the hour of 10 m
Of said day the same being of the regular dsys
of the July term Of the county court Of Phillips
county In the stat. of Colorado |. 4 X lewis ad-
ministra,or Of sad estate. will appear before IN.
Judge Of said court present my final settlement ss
such administrator pray the approval II the same
and Will then ask to ls discharged ~ such admin
strator ~ which tim. and place any person In
interest may appear and present objection, to the
same " any there he
AMI further notice Is hereby given that Al said
time and place the court will receive and hear
proofs concerning the heirs Of said deceased pur-
.aant to the verified petition Of = x Lcwis claim
ant a. heir at law oi said decreased. heretofore
filed herein. askinu for judicial aseer,ainment
and d,t-, ,ninAtion Of the hrirship Of said eutAts
and from which IL appears that Nell. L~~is
Bert A Levi, y X l.sis and Harry Lewis are
heirs aid doc.ss~i
Now therefore amy and all persons who are or
Who claim To he heirs st Law Of saii A Lewis
deceased arr hsreby required 10 b- and appear
th.rrat or ABIDE III. det.fmins,ioa Of the court
ths~sna
Dated a, iioiyok. Colorado this sist day Of Aug
ust A d 1915 Elk Lewis. Administrator
u the estate of AK Lewis deceas.i
J u Painter Attorney
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22
washIn.t.n

Washington Fsreesst
Louisiana, Fast Tenas-rair tonight and
Friday moderate temperature.
uhlhhoma Arkansas. West Texns-Fair
tonight aud Friday, not much change In
Temperature
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22

pearance In Okmulgee when wanted.
Then he went back To writing editor.
ials.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22
WAS SHORT AN EDITOR

Sheriff Binlon thought for a time
Thursday morning that he wal short
one editor, when NJ L. Chism, editor
Of the Tribune, a negro paper pub
ltshed In this city. failed to put In al
appearance at his office at the speci
fled time.
Editor Chism Ia charged before the
Justice Of the peace Of Okmulgee with
having disposed " m~ortgaged prop
erty. lie was taken In custody here
and appeared at the sherirfs office
Wednesday evening.
TO before some magistrate and exc.
cute n bond said Undersherlff John
Rhec, aud Wen moi lock YOU up"
Editor Chlsm and his friends went
10 the court NJ Justice McWilinms
and gave bond for his appearance be-.
fore the Justice Of the peace In Okmul.
gee. Thursday Chism went out about
his work " editing and thought II
was all right. An officer from OK.
mulgcc came after him and waited at
the sherifrs office.
Finally the tangle was %untangled
and Chlsm gave bond here for his ap.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22
STATE CORNERS
ROAD FIGURES

After being questioned rs Ia curves
aud SUPER elevations necessary 10 main.
should leave the educational institu-
tlon ut saltwater severely alone. and
| have worked quietly to that end e"
tnin speed, the cross. examination then
began Ia deal with terminal EXPENSE.
The Witness aud Judge HIN had quite
n lengthy tilt as 10 the cost NJ handling
Interstate passengers EN- route from st.
Louis, for example, To Oklahoma CITY
10y way NJ Fl Reno. The witness stnted
that II did not cost the company near.
~ nv much 10 transfer the Interstate
passengers. The witness also stated
that the amount OF baggage carried
10y short haul passengers would equal
that carried by Interstate or long haul
patrons. Upon being asked II he could
compile figures IN s%uhstantiatc this the
witness replied no To which Judge
Hill suited that he did not believe
such was the case, hut would have
10 take his word for II.
After SOnc more or less mnterinl
questions relating to speed az q de
stroying factor In opposition 10 weight.
aud questions rs to why short haul pas
sengrrs carried ny much baggage M
long haul patrons, the witness was
asked to explain why, In making
charges arising out Of II fire at Med
ford, okla, $4,000 Of the SIl225s
damage done there was charged to
state passenger expense aud the small
remainder 10 Interstate expense. To
this the witness replied, nv he had
formerly testified concerning the same
matter, that 1t was because n spark
rom n passenger engine had set the
fire, and that the depot and property
destroyed was q part Of the state ter
minnl equipment Mr. Hermnny then
gave way 10 Mr. Symans. who. an
porently, viii be- on the stand all day
Thursday aud possibly Friday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22
TABOO
AT SALTWATER

He informs Mr.. Wlnterstein that he
does not believe amy harm would come
~ the latters association with the
committee, vet II II II agreeable To
all parties concerned. / think II would
be wise IN sever your relations with
the committee lie adds This Is
not a demand, hut simply a request "
Another portion ~ the letter reads.
II do not want 10 leave any doubt In
your mind ms TO the position ~ this
board on all matters POLITICAL, when II
comes Ia educational matters and the
selection NJ faculties and employees Tor
this institution Not that We desire
to interfere I'm any way with any
mans political rights or with his right
10 affiliate with the party NJ his
choice, Int. M YOU know, there has
been considerable talk around SIN
water In Payne county about the on.
ganiEatlCns NJ the various parties con.
trolling this Institution. Neither still
water nor any political organization
VIII have ANY weight In controlling
this institution. This instltu
ton has been neglected and handicap
ped 10y political broils 30 long that It
will take au Iron hand to eradicate
politics from II entirely. and I there
fore ask all employees Of the institu-
tlon 10 quietly lo,k after their work.
Tor which they receive their salaries,
and to keep politics out Of the lnsti.
tutions"
This policy IN connection with the
agricultural schools n In striking con.
trast with their management In the
past, aud so different from the motor.
louS machine organization and pollti
cal intrigues assoolnted with other
state educational institutions, that Il
doubtless win create a profound i'm.
preston and evoke the admiration OF
the better elements Of all parties
which are DESTROYS of eliminating poll.
Tics from the educational institutions
Of the state.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22
HUERTA LETTER
O|VULGES HOPE
Mexican Paper Unearths Cores
pOndenCe That Shows Plan
Of Former Dictator

GALVESTON, Tex, July -. Sup.
port from President Cabrera for
the plans OF General Nlctoriano
Huerta and associates for establish.
fishing control OF affairs In Mexico
was pledged as early as February
last, according to La Noz de Ia Reyo
iucion, n newspaper II Merida, Mexico,
copies Of which have Just been re-
celred. This publication prints what
pnrports to be letters from President
Cabrera to HuertH. In one Of these
letters President Cabrera IL quoted
as saying
1T does not appear difficult to me
to conciliate the revolutionary ele-
ments OF General Villa with the mill
tary elements NO worthily ~persOnlfied
In you. As ruler and in my private
capacity you may count ON my aid In
any possible way Ia tranquilizr Mex.
leo. am sure you will meet no op-
position In Chiapns or Tubasco In this
great business"
Another Cabrera letter addressed To
Jorge Vera Estanol ut Los Angeles,
inter outlining offers Of assistance
similar to the foregoing says:
Permit me to suggest that Il mum.
her of German Officers be named as
Instructors, as | have them here. and
which In my case were very effective
In establishing a nucleus " an army
The paper also publishes n letter
from General llucrtn dated New York
April - and addressed to Estanol
which says:
while | was In Europe. was In
active correspondence with the presl
dent N Guatemala who seems dis
posed Ia aid our cause
The Merida newspaper gives no ey
PLANTATION Of how it came into posses
sion Of this correspondence
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22
Do
ACCEPT DARE
Underwriters VIII Quit State II
Court Declares New Act
Is Valid

THAT the underwriters operating
i In Oklahoma will take up the
gauntlet flung down by Governor VII
liams, IN the assertion that the in
suruuce companies viii have to bow 10
this law just like everybody else, and
If they don't propose 10 do that they
can leave the state SCENE u Ger
tuiuty.
This is indicated by the fact That
two Of the leading luw firms in OHM
humu city were retained sOme time
ago by the Insurance Company "
North America 10 test the VALIDITY OF
the new Insurance law IN the courts.
Briefs In the case are under pre-.
parntiOn, but the attorneys Eay they
will not be given to the public until
date Of filing, which will no ne for
several days. II is known, In this con
n~ection that practically all Of the fire
underw rlting companies operating In
the state are participating IN the ac
ton, although the suit Is brought IN
the name NJ the Insurance Company
Of North America.
When the time comes said an IN.
suraucc official tnl, morning, "thc
governor viii find that the Notifications
surrounding the new act affecting the
insurance business IN this state Will
he crumbled M easily AZ those ~
Liegr were reduced by the big German
guns.
Either the strife viii back down and
nulllfy this unjust law. or tn com
panirs will withdraw from the state
exactly rs they say they viii No, when
IN, governor IL cOnfrontci by II sit.
uutIon similar 10 thar re Ltl, uNper-
fenced 10y the state 90 Missouri, he
win either gracefully submit 10 night
or plncp himself In an Wr"uvlrhlp li,ht
before the Intelligent citizenship NJ the
state.
1t ls VIGOROUSLY a fact that the IN
surancc companies have been doing n
business which un the whole has rep
resented loss, and when bad conditions
are made worse by unintelligent lcgis.
lntlOn, they will leave the state unless
the uufriendly Legislation ~ revoked ur
50 construed as to be made tolcrahle.
II IL not Il difficult matter To runct
stringent Legislation but It is not pos
sIblr to compel the companies IN 10.
main In the state and do business IN.
der such laws.
1T II generally believed that the
time il near at hand when II win not
he popular 10 conduct a lrmngpgic
fight against Legitimate business In
tcrests simply because such interests
happen 10 he large corporations, ms
In the case NJ this u%nfrlendly l", ela-
ton against the fire Insurance CON
panies. II Is known I'm this instance,
that there WAS no popular demand for
such Legislation, and that II success.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22

Plumbing. Phi. Wal. $50 Taylor BRO,
-AdV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22
ALL [US|TAN|A
CLAIMS HELD Up
Inquiries How 10 Recover Losses
In the Disaster Filed a WaSh-
inetOn pending"

XT ASHINGTON, July 22-No net
w ual claim for damages ou account
OF the LusitHnia disaster has been
filed yet with the state department
This Is due both 10 the ruct that the
question IS bound up In the exchanges
Of notes with Germany on submarine
warfare generally and To lnck "
knowledge on the part u prospective
claimants Ms Ia methods " procedure.
Many Inquiries, however. have
reached the department. including one
that anne today from New York In be
half Of II " the passengers rescued
from the LusltnniH, who wants dam.
nees for loss NJ property. inconyen.
lence trouble and danger 10 which he
was subjected by the blowing up Of
the big liner. All the prospective
claimants have been advised los the
department us 10 the form In which
the claims must be- filed The Ger.
nan government has avoided any ref
crcncp 10 the question " damages 10
the lusitanin, admitting no liability
No claim has vet been presented In
favor " the American steamer Ne.
hraska for whose damage the German
government has admitted lts liability.
Plumbing. Pm. Wal. $50 Taylor Bros
ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22

Plumbing. Pm. Wal. $50 Taylor Bros
ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22
ROTARlANS HEAR
MUSk0GEE MAN
Closing Sessions OF National Body
Given Over TO Address by Charles
W. DaW sOn-ElectiOn Also

OAKLAND. Cal. Iuly % Election
of officers was the program " the
delegates TO the sixth annual conven-
tlOn " the International Association
" Rotary clubs. The candidates for
president are Guy Gundaker Of Phi
adclphia, Allen ID. Albert Of Mime.
apolls, MINI, and Ernest l.. Skcel "
Seattle.
The program for today includes adj
dresses hy Charles W. Dawson NJ
Muskugre, Okla, ON Extension Ina
Rotary"
4 campaign 10 secure the 1919 nn
tional democratic convention Tor DlI-
las Is being waged here by Texas den
cgntes 10 the convention.
Women do not like new wrinkles
amy more than they do old II 2
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22
PRAIRIE CITED
TO SHOW CAUSE
CONTINUED From Page one.)

VUONTInueu FROM THRc Dne.l
ment In the years 1912, 1913 and 1914"
This action In presumed to be based
on the Plttman report.
state Auditor y, h. Howard this
morning asserted that the raise made
by the state board Of equalization on
all classes OF properties In the counties
equnlized 81 far will amount to about
81 10000, and that practically no
property has been raised in excess OF
10 per cent.
Those who suffer In silence usually
have n lot to say about It later.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22
CASH PRIZE DANCE

Midsummer opening tonight under
T. A. HOOyer's management. 800 In
cash to best waltz, schottische and
two-step. Punch served free. Price
regular, Auditorium ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-22

fully enforced the law would operate
to benefit only "A few agents In the
larger cities Of the state,
"Crudity In legislative work I'm the
formative period Of the state was to
have been expected, but the tim2 mas
arrived when popular Intel tg'te Gun
discriminate between rank demagUcn
cry and actual constructive 'esislh
lion
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-02-04
Ladies Dress Skirts

Our Final Clean up on Ladies' Wool
Dress Skirts, values up to $1,000, all
go Monday, at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .9S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-21
OPEN NEW SOUTH RICHMOND
SCHOOL ON SATURDAY


The new Dtinbrid-c Junior IIigl,
school. located at the corner of Balm
orld"" street and cuwaldin Avenue,
south tichm"nd. which has Just been
completed by tn" city at II cost Of more
man Sloo.ocO. and which Is one of the
most modern and up-to-datc school
buildings In the city. vii! be formally
dedicated with elaborate exercises Sat
utday Afternoon 1T ) O'Clock
Srtclal exercises, !ncluhin. the prr
Senthti|n OF a number of Bibles "a tab
ict and Il United States flag will bc held
by the four Southside lodges OF Tho
Junior Order United American Me-
chanicS. Members of tn. Board OF AL
d"rmcn. Common Council and Admins
uativ" Board as well as other pro,ni =
n"nt city officials have been invited
- attend the ceremonies
While the building has been com
pl"tcH II has not been opened for use
ct The first sessions viii probabl..
bc held next week. II was found that
here was some slight defect in the
cement flooring in the basement. ana
IN" structure was not accepted bv IN.
school board until this had been rene
died by the contractor
The building has an auditorium on
the second floor. with Il SEATING. ca =
paCity Of 1000. Their" are also ar
Engagement" made for the installation
Of a moving picture machine. and Will"
she city does not appropriate funds to
purchas" this apparatus. Il movement
rs already on foot TO rails" the n.ccs
sary money. at Is planned To make
The hall the meeting place OF all civic
bodies on the SouthSidr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-21
Woman and Ion1e
E,tl1,ca!
I a | ks

~ hut;c: nrd oil should ac incorpo-
rated ~ preparing these
Fa'iaaSruY--O Oatmeal musA. honliny.
rice. whole whoa, bread ccrnmcal.
cuin bread. milk toast biscuits and
mriiHS. gems. -rahHm ANA oa:m,U;
vtUckris.
II" sorts SaGN, milk, tapi,cA. Gus
t@ids. I'll cooked fruits v ~ fresh
cream, ice cream ana "pp,c pudding.
3"ini:s- M!ii>. chocolate cocoa and
water tolive oil after cncI moalD
rav two best thiu:$ TO- d"vc- a giug
the bust are deep hrrG:hiu. and thc
eating "f :ai-rrrduciue foods | haze
bur little faith In Internal remedies
Tor cn.arSin- the bust. $u.Cr* are
evidences % thc valu" of deco Breath
i;S rs a bust DEVELOPER. because every
SINGER knows how t. breathe Cu"rcc;-
l.. Therefore. practice deep breath
inG every mO:uiuG :"r ton minutes be
fore an oucn window Gud every aiSht
before -Ou - 40 bed aud y; every
possible opportunity duriu: the day
tHhv ;.Uns enough Ia i"Ea,r twenty
luu& hrCatNS -: good f.csh air.
RoSnlIr Nria-. which must include
,ight hours siccp at least - essential
- h,#a huIidm-. Mr:;sa:.iu.; With
warm cocoa butte" olive oil "r lunnltu
Will Weld some results IN developing
the bust RHh Gently from tn" under
hu,' of The bust working toward the
confer. IL. ore tn. ma Ssu &c warm
water saoull hc applied to soften the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-21
Use:ut
Hints
Beauty Secrets
Famous Recipes TO De c!cp and Keep
BcQmi u. Sknn
Is. Nine. Linn Cavaliers

Each beauty OF every age has had
her favoritc recipe for preservation OF
all or favor!te part OF that beauty
II has been my amusement TO coll,c;
many NJ these, ana open here NY
valuable book OF beauty FOR the readers
III this newspaper
Wonderful t:li2abcth of Hungary.
was Scco"daril> Queen Primarily.
She Was a beauty famed ON ;hrc" con-
tinentS Tor the fac; that She never
learned the unhappy ar, of growing
old. y, seventy she awakened q deep.
true love in thc breast OF I'm cighteru-
ycar-old Grand pulilc or L!thuauiI. whom
she married. according 10 you' Am"ri
can phrase, TO ged r!d II him IN
analyst Of the superb hcauty of Queen
Elizabeth declared that her features
possessed u fascinating TrcgUlarity. 10
which defect the hcholdcr was blinded
by The dazzling rud,aHve of her skin.
Queen Elizabeth huthcd her face solely
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-21

but two years of being iCo years old
her complexion assembled ''am apple
blossom" that her hair was white as
milk or SNOW" ard that "ail her
,hirty-two teeth remained unilnp,tircd"
For the secret OF th;S marvellous
preservation we are Informed ;hat for
the last forty years of her life she ate
almost nothing but oranges her aver
axe diet being three dozen peg day
The orange acts powerfully upon the
liver hence those who cat many
oranges have clear. .air compilations.
Vegetables cooked in chic!lcn hro;h
Su.hccd for hcr uo"rishmcut. She alto
no heavier meats :han the bits Of
vhichon contained IN THIS thick broth.
When she varied her fruit die, by lc:v-
Ing OF her orange for an occasional
meal. she ate instead a conpotc. that
is. a miEturc of stcwrd fruits. apples.
peaches and piueappl"s. %" peaches.
apric"ts and plums Her oul, drink
was water. rf which Sh" drank plsuti.
fully. sometimes oNcccG,u.; tho amount
HAY" again and again prescribed In
these PAGES. three quarts a day.
The Murecha' navou;. Princess
q Ecl,muhl AT vishty-nvo Years. bore
hey slteht. graceful figure with the
uprilh; grace Of a sirl Never was 4
complexion more beautiful. for hers
was perfect She attributed this 10 the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-21
he Hygiene Shoe
By William Brady, W. D.

we have no favoritc brand of shoes
t. exploit. but We wish to spread ia,
an" wide u few rudimcntary fact.
about ;hc human foot and footwear
tirsi. let us rcitsratc the injunc.
non L" 20" III. The strong. un;e-
strained foot naturally toes :, we,
iiitc inward " anything. At any rat,
II doesn't toe out. one who hnbituall,
toes straight ahead or inward VIII
nave considerable difficulty about de.
vviop!nS foot$train or falling arches.
N"At buy only such shoes as per
mii tocing in
This latter injunction is SO very
important that We had better cnlarr.
Il little upon il.
II one with normal feet makes foot
prints on tn, bathroom floor il will
h2 observed that the middle line from
me heel intcrscct& the middle line from
INC tees at AN angle, the sides of which
hHi" inwa:h. That; is. the foot ma
turallS turns inward. no: outward ,s
NOS; "ho"uiakcrS seem to think
Iii" great toe adhcrcs to the strairh,
ana narrow path--it keeps i'm u line
parallel with that of its fellow The
INSIDE sol. line of the shoes there
i"ic. should he practically straight,
never Ncering outward rs shocmnkers
like To make it
in busting shoes YOU should OK
anime TIL" pair from underneath Hold
.hch together and see how the solcs
i"ok Is there a marked space be
tween the toes when the shoes arc
held together. side by side Then re-
Ject them, for they are hunion makers
ana they will cause footstraim and
weaken III" arches
y sole -; least as wide as the i'm
print OF the naked foot under the
weight Of the body. y heel at least
as wide as the naked hccl-and w.,