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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26

The palm Tor truIhmlness goes 10
the Charleston News mud Courier. II
says that next to Mexico and the
Balkans the best hothcd for feuds IL
a hnhN .hnM
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26
U I|EA1TYoS0X YEARS AGO

letter was received today from General
Manager Chadwick containing Il telegram
li"m the Secretary uf the Interior To rN
Governor Fisher NJ Missouri the attorney
Tor the road, saying thit the plat show
Ins the definite location NJ the switch
grounds ui TINT ruud. on NJ uunrter. See.
u"u 33. Tp T. u. Range ". contain
lnt ld.it acres hnd been approved by the
departments uud instruction. In accord
.n'r Iorwardon to the land office at Gutn.
hcil aud owen the broadway real estate
men. sold two improved lots IN South Oh
NUunn nnd one lot On broadway In Ok
mhomn city We were not able to learn
Nh" price, but understand that they sold
way up
MI md Mrs. l.. H. wolfe ana rhiId
Nun from the north last night Mr Wolfe
mu0 h.. lnmily In wichita, and they VIII
make Their home with us In the future
Commissioner Harvey Informs us that
lu" Cherokee commission viii be- here
to-day "r tomorrow Room. have been
engaged Tor thcm 0t the Avenue hotel
ir jumr- nctWilcr. the former pruprlc.
tor ui the tuluutun house. has leased the
Hi,b0i,h house ana is repairing the
building throughout lie viii by rlcn-rd
'u 5000 his old patrons
4 meeting of the people owning lots on
the Right ul way was held In tupuN's hulI
last night The object was to organize
10 ligu the Choctaw road An executive
committee was appointed To represent the
lot oNncrs Steps viii be taken at once
to employ au attorney aud investigate the
state of affairs
r. e. IIaml returned last evening from
/ Chicago
Efforts should be- mndr to induce the
/ Cherokee Commission to recommend the
/ opening of the "pott" country to settle
| mcnt Th,t country IS directly tributary
/ to oklahoma city
We lrr sorry tn see our friend M,Col
: lister little stiti urykcd tie got wet on
/ his WAY back from Kansas, resulting In q
/ severe cold which settled In his neck ana
shoulder. We hope this ,nngcnlal rli
mt" Will soon -trrlghten him out an right
Tim Curirr has % new contestant IN hi.
/ claim west of the city lie arrived the
/ other dNl about u f. m nr Davis 4.
/ principal attorney. ana everybody Is
. happy
Miss rwp puuham has gone TO Knpsa.
600 @ r.sIi
NlIs 4 Han left yesterday to visit
friends W IrNu-
Nu..I. lusur aud Martin have jusl
started 'nr Fort Reno 1900 pounds oi
Colorado potatoes
Mr. Johnson II the city Grocery OF
First street getting his new house wei
near ..nr.uun.
Nu. a. , clark has gone 10 Dallas. &,
WIN IL ----- md viii lnke In The fnIr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26

w Object Lesson
lw haven't done very well this
month ,nIj the boss. Your orders
were lrv nuI fnr between"
I'm SORRY said the travelling sale,
muu bW
"l donr want excuses, want
orders
luH lnn the door opened and the
secretary entered and passed In u
card
"llmmrh said the boss, James
lirm1 salesman Tor the General Pro
ducts Co. Doesn't he know never
So" travelling men nt this hour"
llr .uNs hr Is In hurry 10 leave
town and would like To explain his
proposition tD you lie will be brief "
II Umt -pc him now. I'm busy.
Tell him tu wait"
"Nhon shall tell him to call
again"
"lclI hUm 60 walt there and I'll see
him bon about an hour. Now then
yuuu- man. why Is II What you fell
down This month"
'lu 'ou really Wish 10 know"
"twWulN.'
Nnuu-u HIl the business men |
called Un insisted on treating Your
salesman ihr way YOU treat theirs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26
SPECIAL STOCK OFFER

Kansas city, Kansas
Find s............... reml,,ano. o.,
stock ns advertised per opnosite IN.
amount designated below:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26
w Object Lesson

r T. Clark has gone 10 Dallas. to
.. .u. Hud win take In the fair
New Britain herald., 1915-08-04
AMERICAN COUPLE
 WE'D IN LONDON
Ambassador Pages Daughter Be- comes Bride of Boston Man

London, Aug. 4.-Miss Katherine Alice Page. daughter of the American ambassador to Great Britain, and Mrs. Walter Hines Page, was married this afternoon at the Chapel Royal St. James Palace, to Charles Greedy Loring, son of General Charles Loring of Boston. The ceremony was per- formed by Bishop Boyd Carpenter, sub-deacon of Westminster Abbey, as- sisted by the Rev. Edgar D. Sheppard. sub-deacon of the Chapel Royal. Tho bride was given away by her father, and her brother, Frank Page, was MT. Loring's best man.
 Wedding Very Simple.
 The wedding was very simple, be- cause the ambassadors family desired to avoid anything resembling social function while the war Is in progress. The floral decorations were beautiful but not profuse. Members of the gov. ernment representatives of the royal court and diplomats present wore morning dress. The invitations vlr- tually were limited to persons in of- ficial life and intimate friends of the family, the guests numbering hardly more than one hundred all told. A l the ambassadors to Great Britatn were present with their wives, and the British government was repre- sented by Premier and Mrs. Asquth and Sir Edward Grey, secretary sor foreign affairs. The military pn1 naval attaches of the United States em bassy acted as ushers.
 The brides gown was of white tuile over crepe dc chine with rows of old brussels point lace around the under skirt.
 Premier Signs Register. Her veil was of white tule edged with pearls, and she carried a small wreath of orange blossoms. The | bridesmaids, Miss Frances Leggett If New York, Miss Katherine sefton of Auburn, N, Y., and Miss Jean Cavcn. dish-B entinck of London wore gownc of eoru lace with skirts in three founces and with little jackets of green taffeta shot with silver Their hats were of black tuile and velvet and they carried lilies of the valley. After the ceremony Premier As- auith, Sir Edward Grey and the am- bassadors signed the register. Mir, and Mrs, tering then went te the Page residence in dresvenor Seuare, where they said seed=bye te few close friends before departing on their wedding trip, ~
 No Formal Reception.
 There was no formal reception. At-
New Britain herald., 1915-08-04
TIT WOULD COME HIGH.
once of City Chemist Would Mean
 Big Initial Expense.

once of City Chemist Would Mean
 Big Initial Expense.
 City Engineer Hall. Superintendent of Health Reeks and Chairman Ross berg of the water department appear ed before the council committee on ordinances last evening and express ed their views regarding the advis- ability of creating the ofice of city chemist. At present Milton w Daven- port does the work for city depart mente but he does not devote all his time to the office.
 All appeared to be in favor of the creation of an office at s1,500 per year The only drawback would be the expense in purchasing laboratory equipment, which is exceedingly cost ly It was decided to defer action un- til the matter can be discussed at 2 meeting of the common council.
 An ordinance was drawn up pro- hibiting the raising of wooden build ings inside the fire zone, building the first story of brick. An error was de- tected in the ordinance regarding the
New Britain herald., 1915-08-04

Helping Hand society is disposing of it's tickets for the dance and masquer- ade to be given on Friday night in the new Grange hall, a record break ing attendance is expected. The younger element of the town is ex- pectantly awaiting the event and will attend in masquerade. Suitable priz- es will be given.
 Farmers Are Worried.
 These are the days of concern for the farmer. A prominent local far mer discussing the rainy weather to- day is the authority for the state ment that his potato crops would rot if it did not stop raining. Although is the opinion of many that it has not rained enough to rot the vegetables there is no question that material damage has been done.
 Berlin Briefs.
 MT. and Mrs. Crandall of Pittsfeld, Mass, are the guests of their son, Arthur Crandall.
 Mrs. J. Walmsley and son, Harold, of East Berlin are visiting relatives in Providence and New Bedford. Miss Mary White and niece, Miss Margaret McGee of New York, are the guests of the Misses Kate and Jennie Gilligan of Kensington.
 A meeting of the selectmen was held today. The regular business to come before them was transacted.
 The Knights of Pythias of East Berlin held their regular meeting last evening. Considerable business was transacted after which refresh ments were served
 J. l.. Hubbard of East Berlin has left for two weeks visit to the shore.
 John c. Wilson of saybrook, who has been visiting relatives in East Berlin returned home yesterday. As far as Is known none of the mem bers of the Wigwam club, who are camping at the reservoir this week, have quit Although the wea- ] ther has spoiled their outing, so far, ], and many of them have received a good drenching, all plan to stick 1t out
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Fransen of Beckley, have not as yet received any clue to their son, Lawrence, who ]. has been missing from his home since 1 July 19. There will be no mid-week service ! at the Berlin Congregational church tomorrow evening. This plan will be followed during the month of Au- i gust until September 9, when a pre- ; paratory service will be held.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-04
in all probability the members will go to the resort again this year.
 Will Sell Franchise,

Will Sell Franchise.
 Mrs. Katherine Cameron, widow of | George M. Cameron, who died a few | days ago, has decided against emuIa- | ting the example of Mrs. Britton. who | took up the management of the St. l T, ,ouis team after her husbands death and she will sell tho franchise in the | Eastern association, which for years | was owned by MT. Cameron.
 While an enthusiastic devotee of the snort Mrs. Cameron does not feel canable of handling the business end of a baseball team and it is expected that the executors UT ner husbands estate will attempt to dispose of the franchise. ...-
 The affairs of the Eastern Asocia- tion are in such shape at the present time that the value of its rranchlses is. hard to determine and IL IS prouaoie that Mrs. Cameron will nave to iiulo it at least until next spring ine New Haven franchise few years ago yas worth several thousand dollars The baseball park is also part or MT. Cameron's estate and this too may De sold or used for other purposes.
 Ten Days of Year Left.
 With but ten days of the fiscal year remaining the selectmen are prepal- ing to close the various town accounts as a preliminary to the issuance or the annual reports. This year the DOCKS have been kept in such shape that day or two after the close of the year it is believed they can be turned over to the auditors for inspection. The reports are expected to show a better financial condition than the an- nual statements have given in long | time The selectmen have been most conomical in handling rne business or 1 the town and in practically all de- l partments the indications are that | there will be a substantial decrease in l expenses.
 | Brief Items.
 Seauassen lodge will nofd a regular meeting tomorrow night inI O. O. F. | hall. ts,
 The Misses Ruby Gladwin, Ridabelle Reicker, Nina Stone and Martha Hird and Eugene Forrest and Lloyd Beach gre among those attending house I party at Highland Lake. Mrs. Walter ! Seymour and Mrs. c. F. Riecker ac- companied the young people as chap erones.
 Cards have been received from MT 1 and Mrs. James Burns, who are now on their honeymoon. The couple are expected home in few days. The. will live at Red Stone, Hill.
 While rain fell in torrents passen gers on the New Britain trolley cars for some time this morning were forced to transfer from one car to an other, a work car having left the rail- at the switch near the White Oak ca barn, blocking the line The servic' was demoralized for nearly an hour a .. result of the incident.
 The Grange held "a regular meetinl 1 fast evening, the members enJoying al exceptionally fine program after tn
 business session.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-04

ter a brief period spent in England, MT. and Mrs. Loring will go to the United States and will be at home af- ter September at their residence in Otis Place, Boston.
 Among the gifts received by the bride were a fan made of amber and old lace from King George and Que sn Mary; two large cut glass vases from the American Society of London, and two silver fruit dishes from the Am erican Luncheon club.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-04
August Furniture Sale Comes Now With Better Bargains Than Ever

bee p nmg ance Hast Ma to this egreas we wheee hdO the tnketn Q big d hc n redto our patrons thi gts
 aa 2 N la am from dRapdsan nthe lest D xi our Fur ure Go oher sand wi h C buy O W igu t la qu W efn n n yfnero an baur rodends o s
 is ~ ~ve style with npoas2 6 a Mattress the pure eayef n,madtw \ > Mnssst the R cossm deundnt the HriteH f wewilak etack#r
  size lbs ck,ronedg F ] < eNahon rsl l lrames hghh block ckspeia ach but sizes lgk gconHru Heavy king ale each
 ,madefu fun two 1900
New Britain herald., 1915-08-04
FOUND DEAD IN CELLAR.

Westport, Aug, 4.-Lewis M. stevens, coal dealer and also horse end automobile iiveryman. was found dead in tho cellar of hts nome yester- day afternoon, apopiexy having been the cause of death, MT. Stevens was born in Meriden but lived in Madison for many years, coming to Westbrook about 5 years ago, As a liveryman he was well known among the thou sonds of persons who come here sum- mers A widow and one daughter survive, z. '~.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-04
BARS EXPORT OF BRITISH COAL,

London, Aug. 4.-British coal can not. be shipped anywhere after Aug ust 30 except to British possessions and protectorates according to an order in council issued yesterday. The export of coal heretofore has been restricted to the British possess slonh and to countries which are allies of Great Britain. The new ruling eliminates all the allies,
New Britain herald., 1915-08-04
Amateur Thespians Present Two lot Comedy in Pleasing Manner
HEARING ON SEIZED LIQUOR
Judge Griswold TO Decide If Confis- ested "Booze'' Should Be Destroyed
 Trolley Company Unpopular
 Culver Makes Monthly Report.

One of the most pleasing programs rendered at any of the Grange meet (ings this season was given at new PGrange hall last evening under the auspices of the Newington Changers. Although weather conditions were l most unfavorable, the attendance was very gratifying.
 A comedy in two acts Day and Night" which was played in an arr tistic manner by the amateur thespj- ans, was well received by the local EGrangers. The plot was very simple in itself. The action takes place Tn New York city and the time is the present. Miss Dorothy Brice, veal thy young lady having several unique Ideas concerning the subject of board ing houses, endeavors to conduct one much to the dismay of her aunt. Some excrutiatingly funny situations occur when she receives too many boarders into her house and cannot find sufficient accomodations for them Among her boarders is an ac- tress
 Tn the midst of her troubles mat l tsrs are made worse when Miss Briec 1 receives a telegram from her aunt that she Is to be her guest for few days The aunt arrives and in a man 1 ner anything but complimentary .c the mistress she criticizes the way in which the house is being conducted Things come to a climax that same evening when the aunt wakes in her Dsfeep and perceives the actress walk Ing about the house with large knife ! Tn her hand. Thinking that there t
 to be murder she dashes from t..s
 house, clad only in her night-robe
 and arouses the neighborhood. Ex
 citement prevails. After things be come quiet again it is learned tha
 the actress was just rehearsing he p5rt for a play when the aunt say
 her with the knife.
 The next day the much pette. niece decides that conducting ,; boarding house, after all, is difficul task and leaves with her aunt 70 F home.
 The following cast assisted in tn play:
 Dorothy Brice, who has ideas of he
 own on the subject of boardinl
 houses .....s..3...... Mrs. Baxte
 Mrs. Mary Clancy. her aunt
 Mrs. Edd AJennie, ex-waitress of Kidd's restaur
 ant, on duty as maid
 Miss Myra Ellie
 Gertie, singer Miss Lucy Snin
 Isabelle. a dennonstrator .....;s.. .- Mss Edltn ETlQSI
 EAeodora, an anti-suffragette .,.1. Miss Edith Sternber
 constsuce. D real suffragette .....
New Britain herald., 1915-08-04
Second Week of Our Aug
 Blanket Sale.

Sale hat of by hotels boarding h
 
 right from the largest mi of the following s1.s5, VALUE s225 PER PAIR-11-4 white and borders
 $2.e8 s2ss PER PAIR-7Oxso white arf wool pink borders, sale price S2e8.
 $3.es VALUE s3ss PER PAIR--7oxso white and wool blankets pink borders sale price s3ee. s45o s55o PER PAIR--11-4 size white nd wool pink blue borders sale $450.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-04
BOARDING

There was no formal reception. Af-
New Britain herald., 1915-08-04

distance henneries must be s from dwellings. The ordina u twenty feet" whereas it wal tentdon Of the council tc esta' distance st forty feet.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-04
Your Syst Dem an ds

an occasional corrective Co
 good health and strength. g is almost impossible for the
 and ailing. Enjoyment is for the sick. Impaired and serious sicknesses u begin in deranged conditions { stomach, liver, kidneys or b'
New Britain herald., 1915-08-04

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 bIeek freas tneiieE. s5 East street,
 RaaiavilIs. July s1-Aus 4-7-i1-14
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-26
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paabraset ON Sinteren.
anffai hos h%pilteniomhelit 9pothefer 21s
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en- YintHaifs % fplo penne meo aIm,noeliS
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