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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-02
Culls from the Wire

me raam river In Southern sonora
has gene on q rampage drowning stock,
NasilinH away bridges destroying crops.
1ltehes. me inhabitants have sought
safelv Ia the hills and II is rumored
tonsn have been drowned.
"A a New Year greeting 10 It's 1900 EN-
pSyss 3 ns T Pa. csy nspc tsns e penn
nlon plan providing retirement on prac-
Ideally half pay a the age OF Is years.
has been adopted together Win plans
II the national government wishes tho
Faflous states 70 maintain citizen sol
dIerE. "a should furnish a greater incen-
tlTs 50 the yonne men Of <the country
81 Illinois said. ia addressing the officers
81 the Illlnole National guard. who went
20 springiield % pay their annual New
Years call on thelr eommanoef-ln-ehiet
The sum Of t2.tSo0o0 was obtained for
wellesley college in the fourteen months
1ust Gnded. according TO 4 statement
given out ~ the treasurer, Lewis X.
90. Including a conditional pledge Of
ftoooo0 from the general educational
board WAS raised before the ere OF March
te.,e.lrine 90 includes a pledge from
he hoekcfeller foundation OF $4,000
Newsaners are 90 accessible 10 all that
IheF are not essential 70 libraries. ac-
solaln9 % ne opinion Q. snsaoess OF the
tas 81 Chicago. Dr.. Frank p, Hin.
librarian Of the brooklyn public library,
nnnrnsied that the cost 20 the public
fof noVapapere was 30 low that 70 main
6aIn a free readins room Of daily papers
would be . burden 20 the library and
not of sufficient benefit 70 the patrons.
Fer the second time within q week
4 rothar vas killed az 81. Louis by the
EI0ffke1ner. whom be tried 40 hold up,
The dead man was identified A. Charles
loser = police character. y years old
IIa was Killed By George Naaleoplous. 4
Italhafnrl owner, NhIie two accomplicel
fc1IaIeT Io1er entered the restaurant
with |1Ve'fd revolver aud drove thl
afar and 4 patron Into lne kftohon
here |HfIeouIou8 seized his Own ~
|1IFer from = shelf and shot The robbel
nt Hn entered the kitchen door. Toxel
||1H r. The arms 81 3 policeman a.
I|acted 1y the shot His accomplicei
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-02
ElkhOrn Medical
Society to Hold
Convention Here

Taking advantage Of the opportunities
offered by the various Omaha hospitals
for clinical work. the Eikhorn Valley
Medical society Is this year to hold its
annual meeting in Omaha. DR.. II. l.
Wells OF West Point. secretary OF the
society, Is in Omaha making focal ar
rangements DR. Frank Jensen of New
man Grove is president OF the society.
The meeting date lie set for January 10
and 20. Headquarters win be the Uni
versity club rooms In the Board OF Trade
building.
The various hospitals OF Omaha ave
offered to give clinic work for the doc
tors who come here as delegates. Most
Of the time during the two days win be
spent in the clinic work at the hospitals
instead OF in the convention rooms lis
tenlng 10 technical papers. The plan as
contemplated at present Is to have no
papers. but to devote ali Of the time to
clinic work.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-02

The effervescent musical comedy, Sep
TENDER Mora" Is the attraction at the
Brandeie itheater for one day only~-mati-
nee and night tomorrow. Il has been
called the fun show with tuneful ungles.
due 10 50 many catchy airs aud popular
dances. The cast numbers many musical
comedy stars. including Leo Greenwood.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-02
Burlington and
Rock Island Trains
Collide Head-0

LIBERTY. no. Jan. 1.--sixteen persons
we're injured. two dangerously. today
when burlington train No. ~ from Kan
sas city. ccllided hoadon with Rock Is
Hand passenger train No. ~, which left
Chicago last night. half mile west OF
11eerty.
!. I. fzandiey Of Oklahoma CITY was
injured INTERNALLY and Il. J. Edwards Of
cameron. NO.. the Burlington engineer,
who wan caught In his cab. suffered In
tcrnas injuries. His right arm was
broken and be was badly scalded.
A MISUNDERSTANDING OF orders Il boz
ilevod TO have caused the collision. Ths
Rock Island train was waiting for the
burlington train 70 take the switch. The
Burlington train rounded a curve At full
speed ana the crash followed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-02
MILLER IS NAMED
TO PROBATION JOB
Prominent Worker in Boys uub il
Chosen by District Judges to
Succeed Mogy Bernstein.
CoMNuTTEE on LAwYERs
Judge w. 4. Redick, Warren svvitE-
Ter and Isaac II. cenEdOn 90
watch for UnprofesaioRaI
Conduct During Year.

tngust W. Miller, ss2i Larimore avenue.
pfominent IN Young Mems Christian as
sociation work and a leader Of boys
ciubs IN Omaha. was elected chief pro-
bation officer by the Judges OF the dis
tFict court. who held their annual meet
ing yesterday.
Mr.. Miller win succeed at once Mogy
Bernstein. who has been chief proba-
zion officer since the office was estab-
lishea seven years ago. and who n re-
firing TO attend to private business in
terests. His term expired December 81.
Mr.. Miller is married and IL the father
Of children attending the public schools.
a5e has been interested in juvenile well
fare work for ten years and has or
ganiEed numerous boys clubs IN the city.
A number OF delinquent boys In past
years have been paroied to him by the
juvenile court. He has been employed as
city salesman for the Carpenter Paper
company.
and Miss Josephine Rhcden were reap
pointed assistant probation officers
A committee Of lawyers, comprised Of
former Judge w. A. Redick. Warren
switzlcr and Isaac r. congdon. was np-
pointed for q period OF one year TO In.
vestigate charges OF unprofessionsl con-
duct on the part OF attorneys which maS
arise during isl5. No action was talxer
concerning the request Of the Omaha Bar
association that the indictments Of law
yers BY the last grand jury be investi'
satsd.
The committee named by the judges. Il
ia understood. Is expected 20 adopt q
rnora aggressive attitude with regard "a
alleged indIscretions OF attorneys thar
49, been the policy OF former similar
committees.
Ne changes were made in the assign
msnts OF judges dockets. Judge English
remaining presiding Judge Of court room
No. /. Judges sutton and Sears will
again have the equity dockets, and
Judges Estelle. Leslie. Day and TrouT
the law courts. Judge Sears was agair
aasienod 10 the Juvenile docket.
The next term OF tho district court
viii open February I. the spring tern
May 8, and the fall term September %
Judge sears was assigned to tho Bur-
county docket and Judge Sutton to Wash
ington county.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-02

Next Tuesday there will come 20 the
Brandeis theaier the society drama, ITO
day which had an uninterrupted nun
all last season AZ the Forty-eighth Street
with the pitfalls which beset the path OF
a young and pretty wife who covefs
clothes and amusenentB which are far
beyond the reach Of her purse.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-02

Matinee and evening performances OF
cinderella" close the run OF the holiday
the coming week Prince Karl" 4 four
act comedy drama. with Mr.. Lynch IN the
name part has been prepared. II will
be presented AZ the matinee Sunday after
noon For the special attraction on Tues
day evening Mas Alice Virginia Davis,
pianist. will be represented.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-02

Your final opportunity 20 see the
double headline bill at the Orpheum VIII
bo thla evening. Curtain rises sharply az
$40 or twenty minutes earlier than
usual wives OF the Rich" as presented
BY Claude Gillingwator and Edith Lyle,
holds the record for being the strongest
dramatic offering Of big-time vaudeville.
The other stellar attraction this week u
Miss Ray 6amuela. q comedienne whose
laush -propelllng droilery II In class by
itself
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-02
8.4stte4
0h0Qt0D
ATTRACTIONS IN OMAHA.

nrAndsisi "The KAN Tree"
Roydi "olndsroiia."
Impfsssi Vaudeville.
0eyetys "Ths 0ypgy Maids"
Iippf Rhoto-piayg.
orphsuni Vaudeville.
''The Ham Tree" at the Brandeft.
Mcintyre and Heath IN 1.-THE Ham Tree"
d,rentor 81 Inspy nr, .r TSe a pyInc nnd
Mrs. Lawrence Pierpont Nickelbacier,
a society leader. Miss Mildred Beverly
L rierpont NIckelbacker, a noted
Wall street figure. Mr.. Edward Wade
TesSie Nickelbacker. debutante.
......:................M Mics Winnie Crisp
Ernest Evcrhart. in love with, Tessie
Lord birmingham spotcash, OF Biither-
tnRham Tower. Mr.. Arthur Barry
Ponsonby. his an.....Mr. Otto Johnson
ssSes studyaE e goS SSeI iS,nz
Mr. Jimpsey. manager OF hotel; ..:,. :,
Alexander IIambIetonian. from the
Henry Jones. OF the Georgia Min
Htrels- ....s......, Mr., Thomas Heath
Desderona, colored domestic. .......
....,..........,........M Miss Mabel Elaine
Ebenezer. the Minstrel Mule. ..,...,.,-.
Hiram, his trainer. Mr. Edward s. Holder
"Rube" harvard; a shore boy; ;..;..
Mcintyre and Heath. with their foolery,
supported by very numerous chorus.
whose claim TO recognition lies IN tho
fact that its members are nearly all
nImbie Of foot. entertained very large
holiday audience at the Brandeis yester-
day afternoon. and again last evening.
Tho drollery OF this eminent duo OF
negro impersonators mallows as they
grow older; they depend altogether on
their talk for their fun now. singing and
dancing having gone into the discard
along with other youthful attributes. and.
therefore. the "conversations'' betweep
Henry and Alexander are required TO be
all the more entertaining. Some we'll
remembered bits OF repartee arc sur
rounded by quito a little that IL new,
and the whole Is set forth In the manner
that has kept the names Of McIntyrc
and Heath alive In a tlme when their
compeers In mInstrcIsy OF its prosperous
time are but nance suggesting ancient
history 70 the present day patrons OF
the theater This in itself is tribute
10 the ability Of these gentlemen.
Winnie and Jack Crisp. 9 pair Of agile
and clever opponents Of the modern styles
OF dancing. DO the athletic movements
with much OF graceful effect In thu
first act their Conversation walk" one
OF the most involved movements seen
this season, IL executed In perfect time
and with such effect ~ to win a hearty
recall In the closing act they show
their accomplishments in "the Peruvian
PomPom." which In all likelihood never
cav Peru. mixture OF every known form
OF modern dance with some ground and
lofty tumbiing. "a oaby Deslys. ans
provoke near riot. Mabel Elaine Il
good buck and wing dancer. and doe
an old fashioned breakdown step will
much wigor. The comedy OF John Lorenl
Ia good and his eccentric dance IL wei
done. The chorus Il well dressed ans
presents some pretty pictures ON th'
stage during the numerous ensembl'
numbers.
Matinee and evening performances to
day close the engagement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-02

nrandsisi "The Kan Tree"
Boydi "o1nderelia."
EInDfsast Vaudeville
Qeyetys ''Ths oypsy Maids"
Wfppf Ehoto-piay0.
orpheuxnt Vaudeville.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-02

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. l-lThs Alpha
Tau Omega fraternilyu biennial con-
eFea1 here today rofuse1 70 ADOPT = reso-
luton prohibiting the serving 81 liquors
~ the fraternity's banQuets The quea-
tees With tnstructiona. however that the
fraternity desired" that no liquors be
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-02
OGDEN SOUTHERN PACIFIC
SHOPS TO REOPEN MONDAY

OGDEN, utah. Jan. I.--After being
rloaed down for six weeks. excepting for
n few days early In December, the SOUTH
rrn Pacific railroad shops IN Ogden are
e be opened again on Monday, January
I. according TO statement made today.
Hhn company employs over 900 men In
rms shops that have been closed down.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-02

NEW YORK, Jan. i.-Bankruptcy petit
eSfabliahed a record for this city since
the sns@sent law relating 70 bankruptcy
went into effect In 1855. F1gures pub
linhed today ssyew there have been nearly
fectitR.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-02

Because OF its very goodness. THE
Gypsy Maids" have caused the present
popular Gayety's season But there must
be an end to al thlnee Today witnesses
the two final performances Of Tom
smoke Mcftae ana his assemniago OF
days audiences will be Of bumper size.
especially tho matinee. Tomorrow after
noon comes Just about the dresBiest and
classlest thing possible In musical bur
lesque, Max Spiegel's winning Widows"
Il Il the style show" OF the Columbia
circuit.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-06

Notice Of First Meeting Of Creditors.
In the District Court Of the uuited States
for the Western District NJ OklAhOma---
IN the matter of Henry SchwarEc Bank
rnpt In Bankruptcy No. iiN
To the creditors NJ Henry SchwarEe Of
Oklahoma CITY In the County NJ Oklaho-
ma. Oklahoma, and district aforesaid, a
bankrupt
Notice Is hereby given that ON the Goth
day NJ December, A u 1914 the said Hen.
" Schwurze was duty ndiudlcated hank
rupt. and that the first meeting ~ his
creditors viii Ne held ~ my office 1901 2
lIerskOwitg Building Oklahoma CITY. ok
lnhoma. on the lith day of January. 1915,
At y O'Clock IN the forenoon. nt which time
the said creditors may attend. rfuye their
claims, appoint trustee, examine the
bankrupt. and transact such other bust.
ness ~ may properly come before said
meeting
January I. 1918
]. NJ VAN wINKLE Referee
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-06

would best meet the needs aud require
mentA OF this city Tor securing a perma
uent aud adequate water supply, and.
SECOND:
TO prepare detail plans and specifica.
tions 10 advertls" Tor, aud 10 award con
tracts for same, and,
THIRD:
After coB'ract bad been awarded TO
provide engineering services and supervl
sion during the performance OF the work.
and,
WHEREAS. under Article VIII. Of said
written contract The city of oklahoma
city. reserved the option 0f dispensing
with the further services Of said Engi
neers at the end OF the work specified In
Article |, or at the end of the work As
specified In Article II, Of said contract,
and,
WHEREAS, the only services of said
Engineers which are deemed essential and
necessary 10 the uses of said city, were
done and performed. and have been fully
compensated for, under said Article 1,
thereof, and,
WHEREAS, Il II not deemed necessary
or proper that the services 0f said Engl.
necrs shall be required, under Article II
Of Article III, thereof aud, that with
the completion OF the details and the re
concentrations Of plans under said artl
Gle 1, that there be an end Of all employ
I HNNA hiNti Hhah NAVlfm'uAthhfh ANuAihNht
and
WHEREAS, all that Is TO be done, un
der said Article |. has been completed aud
compensated for,
now. THEREFORE,, Re u Resolved by
the Board Of Commissioners, OF The City
Of oklahoma city:
SECTION I. That said city does here
by avail itself. and exercise It's option. ~
dispensing with the services of each and
several of the Engineers above mentioned
at the end ~ the work specified under
Article 1. OF said contract. aud u does
hereby declare that oil of said work has
been completed and that under the pro
/ visions Of snid Article VIII of said con
/ tract, that the services " said Engineers
under said contract and any and all pro.
visions thereof, is hereby fully completed
and determined
/ SECTION 2 Thrt each and several NJ
said above mentioned Engineers be notiti
de ~ this action, by mailing, through
1 registered mail. o copy " this resolution.
10 each thereof, 10 thelr last known post
office address
! Adopted by the BOARD " Commissioners
I this itl day ~ January, 1913,
I Signed bv the Mayor this 9th dhy of
January, 1915
WHIT w. GRANT, Mayor
ATTEST.
/ tSEALl
H. L. CHOwNING.
city Clerk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-06

THE voter win indicate his
preference by stamping In the
sauare In front OF the word yes"
or MOI
The off,cers above designated shall act
as counters and certify the result 30
ths rountv election board, who shall can
vass the returns M In case OF regular
elections
All persons who are qualified property
tar paying voters Of said city within the
reauirements Of Section Twenty seven, OF
Article Ten, ~ the Constitution OF the
State Of Oklahoma, shall be entitled TO
vote nt said election
A "qualifisd taxpaying voter as used
In Section "a, Of Article IN of the Consu'
tuition OF the State VI Oklahoma. Is defln'
cd to be any qualified elcctor under the
Constitution and laws OF the state OF On
lnhoma. who has actually paid taxes on
property within such city or town, and
who has q legal tax receipt therefor dated
within twelve months prior TO such cleo
tion
All electors. who have acquired the
right OF suffrage since the last preceding
date on which the registration books
were opened fcr registration, may be per
mitted 70 vote ~ making. affidavit show
ing their quaiiflettious IN such respect
provided, that they also possess the tax
payers qualification nboye set forth.
Except an provided in the next preced
ing paragraph, al voters before yotug
upon said proposition must exhibit TO ~,
judges Of said elertion the required tax
receipt, above mentioned, and also NJ,
regular certificate Of registration, sho y
ing qualifications otherwise as IN elector
GIVEN under my hand snd the seal O
The City Of oklahoma CITY. State u On
lahcma, this 10th day cf pscember, q, ~
tsEALl
ATTEST, 1850 mayor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-06
A REsoLurvor

ltib, Daily Times Jan. q Z, h. ielbl
RELATING pL. l.S!, 10 CONTRACT or
TAIN ENqINEnRs To DEvisE PLANS
Foh sEcnRING A PERMANENT AMI
ADEQUATE WATER SUPPLY.
wiIEnEAs.. on March l:0th. ipia The
lily, lily o. NJ os'ane,ss s, clsy dld employ and
Alvord OF Chicago, Illinois. Hltam rhilltps
ef at Louis, Missouri aud j. W. uiIIlnss
ley of Houston. Texas, wheSeln. nnd
whereby said nforenamed 5sEnsineersT
were employed: --
rfRsri
10 secure details and 10 recommend the
proposltion. which. In their judgment.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-06

cincts Eight, Nine and Ten, of ward
Thne OF said city, as established by the
County Election Board u said County
The voting place thereof shall be at the
County Court House The Judges In said
precinct shall be:
Elliott Alton and Geo. W. Cooper
The clerks In said precinct shall be
A. W. Hastings and James =. Deyine,
SPECIAL ELECTION PRECINCT NO.
ONE uD. or WARD NO. FOUR Ob"
Shall be composed Of regular voting pre-.
cincts One. Two, Three and Four, of
Ward Four. Of said city, as established
by the County Election Board of said
County. The voting place thereof shall he
at corner OF Chicknsaw and Hudson
Streets. The judges In said precinct shah
he:
l.. G. Fowler and A. W. Garrett
The clerks In said precinct shall be:
c. W. Hubycka and ]. 8. Coates.
SPECIAL ELECTION PRECINCT NO.
TWO az. OF WARD NO. FOUR tD"
Shall be composed Of regular voting pre-.
cincts Five, SiI, seyen and Eight of
Ward Four. Of said city. as established
by the County Election Board Of Fid
County. The voting place thereof shall he
at the City Fire station. n" and Harvey
stresu. Capitol Hill The judges In said
precinct shall be-
Chas. \. Harrison and NJ n. GALLON
The clerks In said precinct shall be-
J. W Ptckins and r. l.. Pool
The ballots to he used al said election
shall be substantially In the following
form
"shall The City Of Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma County, State of
Oklahoma, Incur an Indebtedness by
issuing negotiable coupon bonds In
the aggregate amount ~ Two
Hundred and Forty Thousand
tS2i0.0000o) Dollars, for the pur.
pose Of purchasing and acquiring
suitable grounds and real estate
and to establish thereon q good
and sufficient lake or reservoir
for the purpose OF procuring and
providing an adequate and perma
nent supply OF water for said city
and its Inhabitants aud also "a
connect the same With the present
existing water works plant, In
Guiding all machinery and sup.
plies necessary for the proper
devoted TO the public use aud q
be owned exclusively by the said
city and the levyinE ana collec
tion Of an annual tax sufficient
TO pay the interest upon said
bonds as II falls due, and also
to constitute a sinking fund fol
the payment OF the principe
Il thereof within twenty five 20
years from their date said bondi
TO bear interest at a rate not e
| exceed tive per centum per an
num- payable semi annuallyr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-06
SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE.-Cheap; round trip
ticket with Pullman. to the Panama
Exposition, including several side
trips out Of Frisco; also several ad.
missions to the Exposition grounds
Call William lnman, walc sO1 21S n.
Walnut.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-06
TO TRADE.

TwosTORY modern brick. 80 hy
ta5 feet. clear OF ncumhrance Trade
for residence and farm owner, III AZ
w. Grand.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-06

pHoNk P.B.x.-ss ana place ysss
rant "a now
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS
~~~-~.~~~~~~~-~r~~~ ~~~s~~~~>>~~-~~~.
AUDETORElUM sNtIFs. HekEER

LuMBEl, cheat, wrcking building,
Robinson and y ST., Capitol HILL Okla
homa City House wrecking Works.
ii20 T. walker q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-06

sPEcIAL--9l<So bays Groom mod.
ern bungalow Nrcoss modern resi-
1er> fcr sif7h Cond Terms. Owner
HA - - a rv--v----.S,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-06

FOR sALE--1eis twin Hsrley-D -Dsv.
idson slB6 1910 Excelsior, single 200 ;
26.inch wheel Hsriey.Davidson s0B |,
4 h. y. Racycle go. All on easy pay
nsnts. ia West 2nd st.. Oklahoma
CITY.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-06

FEED BONE MEAL to your chick.
ems, keep them healthy; make thcm
lay. For sale By W. II. Butcher, 40
w. and We deliver. \.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-06
RAILROAD TIMETABLE
SANTA FE-NoRrHBouNp.

For Kansas City, colofsoo and
Kansas City and 6iicaso; 6ii..;'a;i. kip.. III an az
Kansas Kansas cly and chicago -. s;no Do
and California flysr ..,..1.. T;a0 pp
SANTA FE-SOUTHBOUND
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AUDITORIUM !RGI4Rs H3EhES

Jas f DFYINF, gravel roofer
s05-s Majestic Bldg Nothing but
roofs. Two phones. Wal ASA. Wal.
csie.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-06
LEGAL NOTICE.
SPECIAL ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
Pub. Daily Times Dee 10, Il, y -, "A,
Is, n, ~, 10, 81. 1914 Jan = D. o.

7, So. II. u. rs. IA. 1879
WHEREAS. on the sth Gay Of Decem'
ber. 1914 at regular meeting of the
Board " Commissioners of The city u
oklahoma CITY. Of the state OF Ok lahoma.
there Nas 0uiy adopted by said Board q
rc..alr ierolutiou. whereby the Mayor of
said The city of Oklahoma city was
therein 40 thereby authorized ana 80.
rected to call special election Ia said
city. Tor the purpose Of submitting TO
the qualified property tax paving voters
of said city the following proposition, to
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-02
WHITE SILKS
FOR THE BRIDAL
GOWN

Usually white satins find
greatest favor with brides,
and for this reason we have
specialized on our present
displays, making them so
complete as to qualities and
prices, that we know we can
please everyone.
We are certain that in variety
of dainty white fabrics we have
surpassed all previous efforts
and it's noticeable that they are
Just little different, more charm
ing than you'll find anywhere else.
From 81 to $3.50 a Yard