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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-06-09

Mr.. ]. T. vinson. of the hrm OF
J. T. vinson & Son. Beaver Dam
was among The Herald's callers
yesterday.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-06-09

Mr.. Josh Grifith, Internal Rev
-SQue Collector. of Greensboro, was
in Hartford a few hours Monday.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-06-09

Miss Nellie =. Smith, of Central
City. has returned from visit to
her French friends in Birmingham
Ala.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-06-09

The Ohio Circuit Court will con-
vene next Monday for the two weeks
June term. with only light docket
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-06-09

dMiss Lourine Collins is visiting
her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs
A. ". Goodin, at Charleston, Mo.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-06-09

NIrs. U. s. Carson and two sons,
Joseph and William. spent Sunday
with the formers mother at Dundee.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-06-09
Q O Q @ o o o o Q Q Q Q Q Q Q
. LOCAL NEWS AND .
. PERSONAL POINTS .
90 o o o Q Q Q Q o 90 Q Q Q 90

Ice Cream and Cold Drinks served
at City Restaurant. z3tz
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-06-09

Mrs. ]. Ney Foster, of Philipp'
Miss, is the guest of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Keown.
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For Sale.

Whippoorwill Peas at S2.25 per
bushel. WALTER CAMPBELL,
2Ot4 Hartford, KY.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-06-09

For good Meals while attending
court, stop at City Restaurant. 2St2
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-06-09

Mr.. c. p. Turner. the stockman.
returned Sunday from a trip to Eiiz'
ab2thtown. Louisville and New Al
baby. Ind. on business.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-06-09

Binder Irvine for sale at Acton
Bros, Hartford Ky. 2otf
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-06-09

For Oliver Riding Disc and SHOW
ell Cultivators see
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-06-09

Don't fail to stop with us for good
Meals. Soft Drinks. Fruits. Cigars
and Tobaccos.
3st2 CITY RESTAURANT.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-06-09

Misses Lucille Pirtle and Winnie
Simmerman entertained at the for
mer's home at lawn party last ev-
ening. The entertainment was CIV
en- in honor of Misses Louise Hall
day, Lynchburg. w. Va; Nancy
Stout. Shelbyville, KY, and Mary
Smith, Fordsville, who are visiting
Miss Marian Holbrook.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-06-09

KEEP COOL-Buy your ice from
O'Bannon & Co., Hartford. They
will deliver ice every day. Your
patronage solicited. Phone your
orders to Home Phone 50. 20t4
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-06-09

American Wire Fence-none bet
ter-call on u. s. Carson, Hartford.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-06-09

0. Homer Williams, the phenom-
email mind-reader and psychomancer,
will be at DR.. Beans Opera House
three nights, commencing to-mor-
row Thursday night. Prof. VIII
liams has a noted reputation in his
line of entertainment. There will
also be special feature motion pic
lures each night. Admission-chil-
dren sc, adults 10c.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-06-09

Mr.. Allison Barnett has resigned
his position as associate editor of
the Hartford Republican and left
Monday for Nashville, Tenn, where
he has accepted position as super
intendent of the city plant of the
Natural Phosphate Company of Ten
nessee. Young Mr. Barnett is one
of the best boys who ever lived in
Hartford and truly it can be said he
numbers his friends by 800 his ac-
quaintances. He is very capa-
BILE young man and abundantly able
to fill the responsible position which
he was rendered and accepted.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-06-09

The annual memorial services
held by Rough River Lodge No. 10,
knights of Pythias. at lakewood
cemetery last Sunday afternoon
were we'll attended and very i'm
pressive. The generous supply of
flowers placed upon the grave of
each departed brother attested in no
uncertain way the esteem in which
they were held.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
Times Spillway

",eolopi4t WIN search for Antlclme" says glarng
head In the Alyu Pioneer quick, Watson the glass
The AlNu Pioneer snys no one can Keep man from
mixing fool ~ himself once In while bet ten cents
W. D. has gone aud been up to Kansas city again
The Amorlta Herald says that Il young man with II
cigarette In HIS mouth going down the street with sweet
looking handsome Young udy reminds It of Durwius
missing link And we wish 10 say right here that little
old oklahoma city has got Just as many links ns any
town
Another Link with Tulsa" set in faring letters in
the SApupa Argus caused several minutes delay Az
ter reading half column we found that Tulsa people all
used certain Kind Of ll same as the SapuIp0 people
Miss Minnie Schofcld Is confined to her home on ac
count " slipping down saln and tearing the igamens
loose says the Iawton Constitution
Rose Williams shot through the window reads q
tragic hcud In the Hobart Republican Makes MS shudder
to thluk about t.
Another newspaper going into IAwton Man there ad.
,ertlses FOR cash register uud ruop desk right away
The Durant Democrat says the officials are up in the
air over Mexico Good chance to spring an aeroplane
Joke hut We haven't the heart
"Thc difficulty occurred between he and his wife. In
which she inflicted painful but not serious injuries about
the head aud neck with tcacup and soda pop bottle En-
Tightening extract from the Waurlka News'pemocrat
stses
"Our laundry basket leaves every Tuesday says nm
ad I'm the Rnhng News Good service Ours leaves
Monday and doesn't get home until Saturday at that
An expert mechanic In Gushing says twohorse power
VI motor cars capacity Is consumed In running the fun
In front u the motor Would deduce from thh that Il
takes about 1000 h. p to start the average motor
The Gushing Independent Is responsible for story
about Officers there who dropped IN TO visit some
Indian friends aud found them partakng " feast In
which the piece do resistance the chief doeuyre Ms II
were was shepherd dog, baked To turn and fankel
by four cunning puppies and small setter. Thirty years
ngo would have read that without batting eye but
today We demand the proof
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
ARE THE PEOPLE REASONABLY

Some Of them are not There is the case Of the
Santa Fe railway and its new short line through
the Cushing oil fields for instance. The Santa Fe
bought this project from the promoters and con
nected all of the principal points IN the Gushing
field. 1t charged a passenger rate of cents Il
mile making the fare, between principal points
range from 90 to 70 cents
There was q complaint made to The corporation
commission, and the commission ordered the Santa
Fe 10 show cause why it should not install the regu,
lar 2.cent rate on this line
Before the Santa Fee went into this region,
transportation was slow, uncertain and expensive.
Where the public can travel from one town to an
other on the new railroad in few minutes for 30
cents, few months ago it was compelled to pay
from $3.50 to S2 and many hours were required
At that time every man jack making the Cushing
oil regions would have signed contract agreeing
TO pay any railroad 10 cents Il mile II il would
construct line
There is not the slightest question hut a jcent
rate is necessary to show even nominal earning on
the money the Santa Fe people invested in that
Cushing line Nor can there properly he any Ques.
ton Of its right to fix tariff that will enable that
particular investment 10 take care Of itself.
II railroad company can not buy line in Ok
lahoma, or build feeder without the decent co.
operation Of the state authorities in making that
investment profitable then it requires no algebrac
calculation to prove that railroad investments will
be stopped for all time Men will not make in
vestments for the purpcsso Of further loading exist
ing investments
The corporation commission Of Wisconsin has
established law OF fairness TO railroad and other
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
Gkc$isSpPCtat0T' s.
Aa&-C

The editor ~ The Times, who is
very well known 10 The Spectator has
recelved many concentrations for
publishing daily sOmr " the sayings
Of Christ. II was raised by religious
parents said one man, aud thought
| know my Bible fairly welt hut
never appreciated the practical wis
dom In the Masters words until he
gnn rendlng the daily quotations"
Men arc that way. many Of them.
comparatively few men, no religion
ists themselves, appreciate the wonder.
ful literary style Of the Bible its ell
during aud sound philosophy. 1t Is Il
pity that every man who reads, and
woman too, does not us II fixed hnblt
Include ten minutes Of Bible reading
every evening. II Is the finest seDti
lnellt available 10 store the mind with
Tor subconscious feeding. II is Il fact
that most 0f the worlds great charac.
tcrs have been lnvpterHte Bible read
eds. This Is true Of statesmen aud
soldiers while few authors, noted for
style, but admit having gained that
style largely from careful reading
nf the Bible Tom Payne, NOltalre-
the great ngnostlcs, while processing
to place no faith IN the Bible, read II
carefully aud closely, and the effect of
that reading Is disceruabe In their
literary style, It's the wonder book
OF the ages, even as Il book while TO
unnumhered millions II Is nghtauDio
the feet aud he effective peacemaEer
between man and his Maker.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14

n string around his snout 80 the air
cant yet out again The shout will
now feel contcntpd, for the other shOats
viii see how large he Is and viii
think he Is full Of milk. In short
time he VIII come around every day
and Squenl until yOu blow him up
again This treatment will stretch his
cartllages. aud the first thing he
knows he will he growing freely In
case YOU have trouble pumping him NJ
feed him Il peck Of dried apples every
night, with Il bucket of water and he
viii swell I'm spite u himself
Oracle suggests that you go ont to
the pen and look at the shout closely
In ease he looks up ut You with II
qul2zicnl expression. aud shuts one
eye, You will he Justified Ia kicking
him In the face lie is not ns pig
headed rs you think he Is, but real
iI'- that you are trying To make II
log ont Of him aud knows that his
only hope ~ nfety lies In staying
small lf this Is the case, Oracle ad
NlSeS you 10 90 ahead and tnke the
ham out Of him without waiting for
him t. grow. ORACLE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
EASTERN OILS ADVANCE

The advance in the price of eastern grades of
oil is gratifying First of all it demonstrates that
the stiffcnnL of values is general throughout the
American fields and is buttressed by marketing
conditions This argues for stability and con
tinuug appreciation.
The oil industry, therefore, may be said to be
out of the dodrums permanently, at least until
such time os production is again increased be
yond the point where there is an adequate demand
for the entire output
But Cushmgs, according TO the dope sheet
come only once in lifetime
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bagtboracle

Dear Oracle. Two months ago |
bought Young shoat. lie weighed
thirty pounds / weighed him yester.
day, and he still only weighs thirty
pounds ! would Ike to yet ham
ont Of him, hut how can get ham
out Of him II he wont grow?-PORK
/ CHOPS.
This Is puzzllng situation, Pork
Chops The shuat IL violating all the
avs oi nature and ought to be- inyeS-
tigotcd You have paid good money
Tor him, and are entitled 10 a ham.
The shoat IS surely sick for he ought
10 develop into mature hog In two
months
Oracle suggests that you pour a
bucket " sour milk Into him every
morning md zee II hp doesn't begin 10
swell ont u little Maybe little I'm.
/ sWrntiOn IL all the shOat wants Get
N" biggest pix you can fluid and put
him In the pen with the shoat Now
when the shual sees how much sour
milk the hig pig can hold he will he
GIN 10 get NJ, aud will start to grow
/ su that he can get his share
! II the shoHt still remains obstinate,
take your bicycle pump and blow him
mp until he II the size you desire Ce
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
Twenty-Six Years Ago

Judge Harvey returned fron Tope
kn last night He Informed ny that
the ,Onpressmrn came to Guthrie on
the same train They are the guests
uf the Frisco ruHd aud occupy spec.
Iul ear belonging 10 that road aud Will
come 10 oklahoma city tonight.
Mr. and Mrs Richardson 81 West
First street had narrow escape last
night The wind blew door open and
20 lamp ON IA table was blown OF. The
oil ~prrud quickly aud the house
would have been burned had not Mrs
Richardson smutherrd II out with Il
blanket
Rev Murray desires TO say to the
people that In building the Methodist
church, those who are unable to give
money nnd are willing to labor can dO
so \ days work Will be thankfully
received
II You are In doubt ~ to the best
course 10 pursue In references 10 en-
'uurugiug the ChorGw road tn come
here. yuu Will do we'll to cull un Mr..
IhruIlhlOI and have your doubts dis.
urllrd
Hon Sidney Clark came In loday on
the train ne has not been made us
we'll as he had hoped 10 be- hy the
rhpugp ot climate ana feed
Captain Grury returned today from
% week visit at Newton, Kansas.
T. j Burke city editor of tine Jour
nnl returned from Arkansas city last
night
The congressional party coming here
consists of congressman Nlunsur
Springer Stuhhle. Allen Aker~, Pet
rrs md Perkins. together with Vie,
Pre-, ldru ODuy Of the Frisco rail-
road
Yesterday morning A. {. Scott Of
the journal received telegram from
Wichita Informing him that Charlie,
VI Lane had been found guilty of as
snnltiug Frances Skeed. The iur,
brought IN the verdict IN five minutes
We learn that Rpard's wife took part
lu the fight the other night when hei
husband assaulted MIR Summers. and
those who saw II say she had been
There before Her puglllstic exhibition
/ shows that she is shoulder striker
The Boards have very bad reputa
liou She had just returned from
/ Wichita. where she pleaded guilty Il
selling whisky Her sentence was re-
mlticd and she was fined 500
Me~,rs Fugatp & Martin were or
dered to have team at Fort Ren,
today 10 bring In the baggage for III,
ruvulry coming here.
/ ! W Eenuer, night wntchmnIL of
Grand avenue. found a man stenllnI
lumber from the yard uf Jones 4
Richardson last night aud gave chase
The shots fired by Fenner caused hin
To drop his load but failed 10 stop tn,
man.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
rnE rIMEs Mencrfsrth-
SATURDAY. AUGUST II. 1915
A PLEASING PICTURE

1t is a pleasing picture hat the immediate fu.
turc holds before the eyes of the citizens of this
metropolis Of the southwest. The greatest crops
in history are beginning to move from the produc
ing to the consuming side of the market und the
golden flow is setting OkIOhomOward
In beautiful coordination with this sound bas,
condition real estate is beginning to move here and
the demand OrhOuses is increasing TO such an eX-
tent, that investors quick to see am opportunity,
are contemplating the erection Of large number
of modern homes for rental and sale purposes
One interest it is said, will soon begin the cree
ton Of finy homes on the east side while in the
northwest an additional fifty it is announced will
start Within the next thirty days All this sounds
strange indeed TO those who for three years and
more have been accustomed TO reading For Rent
signs on every street
The unadorned truth is that Oklahoma City has
no available houses, and must build homes if she
is to take care of the natural growth of the com
munity Incidental 10 the autumn season
Those who insist that there will be a hundred
thousand souls in this community within the mex,
three years, are not dreaming; they are only men
with vision who are capable of properly appralsng
the wonderful advantages offered for home.makng
and business building
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
Saturday afternoon

'oNhuAN NlA''N"Nh
Nothing down town
liuD the heat aud the space,
Ott tu the Seashure,
now the throngS rurr
cut ur ull building, lhr clerk, and
the chiefs,
Forgetting their Ahu. forgetting their
grlefs,
Have rushed for the uumrr
or nude for the train
For a rest ana rrNr.
with nature agHiu
Nothing down town
But a few that gu Dos
with wonder Of lpWm,
I'm rurh heart ana ru.n eye
Silent as sunday,
Ere church has let uU..
only u peddler
win nothing to shuu.
The clang Of II troI, that stortleS
the street,
A mist from the paw. and q blur IN
the heat.
Every one off for the Pest NJ ihe day
Down the blue hay.
err NJ TO the sen.
lIapW and hummius
l.isht heart and gay
Gmd tn be- free
Wonderful city,
\. sim %, the moon
summer aud SATURDAY
Afternoon
Daddy aud mother nDd baby and nll
Slender aud nahhy uur-. .hr0yrIrl
and tall.
The Young nnd the uN
The weak nud the huId
The wise and the ulakrl
The ficlle and true
Nothing down town
Rut policemen and you
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
PARTISAN CONSTITUTION

The New York World. dpmo"~
protest, against parli-auism In cous'i
tutionu conventions oklahoma i-
quite prepared tu appreciate Ncv
Nors's woe, ny set forth by the World
for Oklahoma hns been there.
The Young Republican club mako,
an eloquent appeal l1 the republican
delegates In the constitutional conycu
tiuu to remember that they constitute
more than two third ~ the conyeu
. liou, that tli, maiuui, includes a ma
jorlty NJ the dealers of the party aud
thml "the republican pa has hcer
/ intrusted 10y the people NJ the state
with the task NJ refrnmlng the consti
, tuition"
4 That seems to he the trouble with
the convention. 1t is n partisan body
elected a. q partisan nody In theli
determination to prevent u Tnmmnny
revision W the constitution, the pe0
/ pie NJ the state gave the wort, int
the hands of rcactIonary republicans
ism thereby in~uring the same result
/ hN u ulIltIrnI WrInuO.
There is pIput, of ability In the con
vention, hut It Is ability that see,
through partisan spectacles ThaI
could not he avoided II the delegate
were tu be- elected on party ballot
Nevertheless, IL, lcmOrnlizIng cffrr
ON the work NJ the convention Is very
great, aud II will be- almost q pollticn
/ miracle II the new constitution show,
amy evidence NJ real progress over ia,
existing one.
We have 900 disposition tu Judge IN,
record uf the convention before II I
completed, hut the attitude Of the del
egates thu, far brings no large men,
ure of comfort To people who hope,
that New York might at last have {
moderulzcd fundamental law thn
would rc.cstahlish representative gov
ernment
We do not pretend that conyen
tlon I'm witch majority Of the dele
gutcS were democrats would hnv
done better II might have dun
much worse In the main element
Of misrepresentation government Their
Is nothing 90 choose between Tam
many aud rcortumury republlcanism
Both are uDtuutpl by the same motive
of special privilege Tor property
| The proceedings nt Albany have al
ready demonstrated that there Is m
enthusiasm Among the delegates In IN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14

- Jsy E.Aouse 49,

II you had your choice, would you
rather be appointed receiver Of bank
rupt business or find your money In
some convenient spot;
A woman Is always true to man
80 long as she feels there is u chance
Of some other woman getting him.
When man marrles the first time
he needs nothing but the consent NJ
the girl and the authorities. But be.
fore he can marry u second time, his
plnn must have the approval Of the
nelghbOrs.
Buck Kilby says you can't make
him believe Solomon was wise. solo.
mon" says Mr. Kilby, who is none
too happily married, had 800 wives
jasper Ellingtou's position is that II
a man served I'm the war he has
right to wear a gOatee Otherwise he
hasn't
Unless YOU have met mother lust
after her baby cut lts first tooth, you
have never seen real excitement
confess that have little interest
In the controversy as 10 whether we
shall have n greater navy Unless
somebody dies and leaves me money
prpntpr navy won't g,gt mo anv.
thing.
Look back on the funerals you have
attended You win find that most "
them were of men who had been very
careful In their diet
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
. .,llall;es2pg,,gPlg'Z.. 9.
4 Newspaper Not Gagged


The Times.
want to add my praise to the
many who arc seeing In the paper the
developing ~ u newspaper that shows
II II not gagged by the gang that are
trying at all costs TO perpetuate them.
selves IN power The rending public
wants to know the truth and II they
knew IL. Il makes them free Every
ho0tlcgger ana political thug In the
state are probably cuSSing YOU, hut
let the "heathens rage Your news
service Is good snd look for the pa
per euch morning, knowing | will find
something worth while. Success IA
you Sincerely Yours,
lnWtou Okla -. a. KIRKHAM.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14

The Times
70 one familiar with Mexican af-
fairs, its Language and people, nothing
Is more manifest than the responsible
ity " our Iolicy to great extent for
the awful condition existing NJ utter
lawle~Surss famine and terror In the
beautiful land Of Montezuma, aud
worst ~ all owing to the fact that as
Il nation we know less Of Mexico than
we know Of any country beneath the
sun the same stupidity will indeh.
nilely continue Right now. here Is
"a crisis when the proper course II pur.
sued by our administration would
within three months bring peace aud
the beginning " new era to our
stricken ueighbors. The remedy Is
this: The recognition Of Carrnnzu,
the great leader NJ the constitutional
lists But no, after all his sacrifice
we ask him now when complete vie.
tory is In easy view TO call into coun.
Cll the defeated bandits, villa aud
Hapata, and endeavor 10 reach com.
promise with these patriots whose
ideals are anarchy. The reJections by
the grand old man Of this ridiculous
proposal was the only course left to
him not dlSgrhCeful Death may come
Ia Carrnnza, hut disgrace, never, aud
the Wilson proposal falls as wet
blanket on the best people Of Mexico
extlngulshng the flame Of hope. pro
longing anarchy, famine and ruin
How easy this could now be averted
]. J. CHAPMAN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
NecessArN Though

Film Taking wife Is n good deal
Hike buying on automobile.
Flnm How .u9
Film Well me- accessories make
the major portion NJ the cost Judge.
PA. who started the sayln" that q
mpn's wife ls hIs hotter hAlfy"
"Some mouv wife,
Houston Post
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
Perseyering Conscience

"Thcv tell mc You have signed m,
pledge|
"es,' replied Uncle Billy Rottletop
And I'm gojn' to keep ON slgnin' H.
Whatever hnppeus, no one Amt eoln
To he able ~ shy my Intentions wasn't
good Washington star
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
Proud Of The Times

rhc Times
Soon after YOU became Interested In
The Times ! subscribed for II, aud |
am proud 10 say you have made n
wonderful Improvement Should YOU
continue 10 improve 1t IN the next
year as you have In the past Il will
become the leading paper uf the state
HOulng you success, | am,
Yours truly
j. {. MILLER.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14

1t is barely possible that the celebration of al
peace between the English speaking peo
pies was premature